In this article I will provide my view on the EUR/GBP, AUD/USD and the GBP/CAD. These are the pairs that I am currently interested in or was interested in last week for trading with the FxTaTrader weekly strategy...
The Currency Score analysis is one of the parameters used for the Ranking and Rating list which was published earlier this weekend...
Besides the Ranking and Rating list provided here I will also prepare this weekend the Weekly Currency Score list which will support my analysis for trading in the coming week which is then followed by my Review on the Hybrid Grid strategy...
"USD: Cautious Correction. Bullish. We now expect a tactical correction in the USD strength, before a resumption of the bullish trend. We expect some profit-taking on long USD positions, especially as positioning is somewhat stretched...
Continuing uncertainty related to Greece, the RBA surprisingly easing monetary policy, US labour data surprising positively, and intensifying speculation regarding the SNB trying to stabilise EUR/CHF at levels at around 1.05 have all been keeping FX volatility elevated this week...
Generalising the opinions of 35 analysts from world leading banks and broker companies collected in a table as well as forecasts based on different methods of technical and graphical analysis, the following can be predicted: - that the EUR/USD pair can expect fluctuations around the level of 1...
GBP/USD's rebound from 1.4950 extended higher last week and the development suggested near term bottoming. As long as 1.5161 minor support intact, further rise could be seen initially this week. But we'd expect upside to be limited by 1.5540, 38.2% retracement of 1.6523 to 1.4950 at 1...
EUR/USD's consolidation from 1.1096 extended last week. Initial focus is on 1.1302 minor support this week. Break of there will indicate that such recovery is finished and turn bias to the downside for 1.1096. Break there will extend recent down trend to next fibonacci level at 1.0283...
The US session was dominated by an outstanding performance of the Nonfarm Payrollsdata where 257k new jobs were created in January in a month that has historically disappointed the consensus...
Scalpers seek to profit from small market movements, taking advantage of a ticker tape that never stands still during the market day...
Traders love breakouts and breakdowns, but profit strategies that take full advantage of these market phenomena can take a lifetime to master. The trouble starts when we forget our game, fixate on the emotional crowd and react to their excitement or fear...
NZD/USD is currently trading at 0.7357 with a high of 0.7477 and a low of 0.7333. NZD/USD has been set back a step on the back of the Nonfarm Payrolls report from the US today, and has the greenback trading back on the front foot, reminding markets who is the boss...
Analysts at Rabobank explained that over the past few weeks Greece has re-asserted itself both as a source of headlines and a potential negative factor for the EUR...
Plush Life: Why did people lose their minds over Beanie Babies? (Slate) Dimensions of Popularity: The Journal of Portfolio Management (IIJ) Diversification: From Free Lunch to Greedy Fee-Eater? (Chief Investment Officer) What on earth is the ECB up to...
Analysts at BNP Paribas gave a snapshot of global macro economies. Key Quotes: EZ: The European Commission revises upwards its growth forecasts. The Spanish economy recovers. US: GDP growth slowed markedly in Q4 2014. Nonetheless the underlying trend remains robust...
Valeria Bednarik, chief analyst at FXStreet, noted the spike in USD/JPY following the spectacular Nonfarm Payrolls numbers. Key Quotes: "The USD/JPY had a strong comeback following US Non Farm Payrolls release, surging over 170 pips in a couple of hours, flirting now with the 119.00 level...
Philadelphia Fed president Charles Plosser said today that a strong labor market and an improving US economy is making it more difficult for the US economy to justify not raising interest rates. Mr...
Rob Carnell, analyst at ING Bank noted the strong performances of the US jobs market. Key Quotes: "Bond markets for once have a reason to sell off, and this should provide further support for our strong dollar call. Equities may regard this result with mixed feelings...
The eFXnews Team shares Barclays’ view for the US NFP and wages data release today. Key Quotes “We expect another solid outcome with headline NFP of 250K and one-tenth decline in the unemployment rate to 5.5...
The USD encountered a sell-off for the second time this week as economic data released yesterday from the United States provided further indications to traders that the Federal Reserve will remain in no hurry at all to raise US interest rates...
