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Asia starts another week in RED The Shanghai stock exchange has started the week on the back foot once again posting an over 5% decline as investors continue to fret over a number of issues facing investors in Chinese stocks...
11 January 2016, Time of Writing: 09:00 am Trader Daily Market Update Major Calendar News Time (GMT) Name Country Vol. Prev. Cons. Sentiment 15:00 Labor Market Conditions Index m/m CAD Med. 0.5 - Positive 15:30 BOC Business Outlook Survey CAD Med. - - Negative 23:50 Current Account JPY Med. 1...
The EURUSD attempted to push lower last week bottomed at 1.0710 but whipsawed to the upside, closed at 1.0926 and hit 1.0969 earlier today...
The long term downtrend for NZDUSD is at risk of entering another leg lower. A bearish rising wedge price pattern is developing on the weekly chart. This is a corrective pattern represented by two positively sloped and converging lines that consolidated a downtrend...
The most important publication of this week is the #trade balance in China, which will be released on Wednesday. On Thursday, the Bank of England will hold a regular meeting on monetary policy. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
This week, China will be in the focus of the #market again, because of Wednesday's trade balance data. Today, the Chinese stock #indices dropped significantly. Economic problems of the country also put pressure on the #oil market. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
The bears are coming… “USD Non-Farm Employment Change: +292K v +203K expected.” After raising rates at the beginning of the month, for the Fed to see an excellent headline number like that must have felt good...
GOLD: Having closed strongly higher on a rally the past week, GOLD eyes further upside pressure. On the downside, support comes in at the 1098.00 level where a break will turn attention to the 1088.00 level. Further down, a cut through here will open the door for a move lower towards the 1080...
In part 1, we compared 20 trades of the EURUSD made from the Abbey 24 EAs portfolio from October 8, 2015 to November 3, 2015. In this blog, we will be comparing the next 20 trades from November 2, 2015 to December 1, 2015...
In the coming period only the article "Ranking & Ratig List" will be published. At the moment the process for generating the articles is being optimized and streamlined. The expectation is to publish all the articles again in February. Thanks for your understanding...
Here’s the market outlook for this week:: Content courtesy of Tallinex Limited (https://www.tallinex.com) EURUSD Dominant bias: Bearish Price went south from Monday to Wednesday, but started a bullish journey on Thursday that continued into market close on Friday...
Sunday, 10.01.2016 GMT +3 23:45 Building Permits s.a. (MoM) Monday, 11.01.2016 GMT +3 10:15 Real Retail Sales (YoY) 15:15 Housing Starts s.a (YoY) 17:00 Labor Market Conditions Index 17:30 Bank of Canada Business Outlook Survey Tuesday, 12.01...
USD: Best House in a Bad Neighbourhood. Bullish. Unlike in prior tightening cycles, we expect USD to continue appreciating following liftoff a few weeks ago...
At the end of this week, EUR/USD moved higher, defying the sell-off in equities and oil prices...
EURUSD: Having rejected lower level prices to close higher on a rejection candle the past week, EURUSD faces additional recovery threats. On the down, support is located at the 1.0850 level and if violated, expect more weakness to happen towards the 1.0795 level...
The New York Times is reporting today that fugitive drug kingpin Joaquín Guzmán—a.k.a. El Chapo, the head of Mexico’s notorious and extremely lethal Sinaloa drug cartel—was recaptured by authorities at least in part because he was trying to get a biopic made about himself...
Markets began 2016 in a sour mood, and this resulted in a "risk off" sentiment". US Crude Oil Inventories, Australian Employment data, UK rate decision, US Retail sales, Producer prices and Consumer sentiment stand out. These are the highlights of this week...
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A spike in risk aversion greeted investors at the start of 2016 with the ‘usual suspects’ – fears about China and geopolitical risks – dragging down the risk-correlated and commodity G10 currencies...
