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Support & Resistance for Indexes Last updated: Mar 16, 2:31 pm +03:00 https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/657889 S - Strong | M - Moderate | W - Weak SPX500 SPX500: Will the Fed Feed the Bulls, or Set Them Out to Pasture? S1 2000.00 S R3 2082.60 S S2 1985.30 S R2 2065.45 S S3 1949.48 S R1 2043...
Support & Resistance Last updated: Mar 16, 2:31 pm +03:00 https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/657889 S - Strong | M - Moderate | W - Weak EUR/USD EUR/USD Technical Analysis: Post-ECB Rally Stalls Near 1.12 S1 1.1094 M R3 1.1495 S S2 1.0919 M R2 1.1376 S S3 1.0778 S R1 1...
https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/657889 FOMC Holds and the Dots Go Down: USD Crushed Talking Points: -The Fed held rates at this afternoon’s FOMC meeting. - The Fed did reduce the dot plot matrix, or expectations for future rate hikes, and this has brought considerable volatility into markets...
Analysts at J P Morgan see the AUD/USD trough lows holding, and the tentative up-trend advancing, although upside progress will probably be slow...
March FOMC: a press conference with Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen - Thurs 3/16 - 2:30 PM ET The Federal Reserve System is the central banking system of the United States of America...
Rate hikes are coming, but the Fed is now closer to seeing eye to eye with markets in terms of how many, and how soon...
The house view at Goldman had traditionally been that the Dollar is a weak currency. That changed in April 2014, when we became Dollar bulls, estimating that the coming monetary policy normalization in the US could drive the Dollar around 15 percent stronger...
Talk of the U.S falling into a recession has been growing, we look at the primary reasons stoking these fears. usdollar close Despite stocks near to revisiting all-time highs and an unemployment rate that is back down below 5...
The reward to risk ratio (RRR, or reward:risk ratio) is a very controversially discussed trading topic and while some traders claim that the reward:risk ratio is totally useless, others believe it is the Holy Grail in trading...
Analysis : Channel Up identified at 16-Mar-11:00 2016 GMT. This pattern is still in the process of forming. Possible bearish price movement towards the support 0.985 within the next 8 hours. Supporting Indicators : RSI above 60 Resistance Levels...
The Fed’s first rate hike relied on the theoretical link between strong employment and accelerating inflation, but now that prices seem to actually be heating up, policymakers can point to early signs of actual progress on the inflation front...
It seems that #investors do not want to take risks before the announcement of the Fed meeting results. They are expected to determine the further performance of #EURUSD. Meanwhile, we continue to hold a short position. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
Markets are getting more and more nervous prior to today's Fed meeting results, which nobody can closely predict. Anyway, it is not bad for us to be out of the market in #USDJPY now, but we are ready to enter. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
Two leading institutional researchers have told clients why they are not convinced strength in the NZ dollar will be sustainable in 2016...
The outcome of the March Fed meeting is the main event on the day and should attract considerable attention. The USD-investors will be looking for more conclusive indications about the timing of the next rate hike as well as the likely ‘glide path’ from here...
The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady on Wednesday as it balances continued concerns about the health of the global economy with fresh signs that domestic inflation is starting to rear its head...
We expect the March meeting to break as follows: i) The dot plot. DB’s econ team expects the median dots to come down by 25bps for all of 2016, 2017, 2018 and the longer-run...
There were 31.42 million people in work, 116,000 more than for August to October 2015 and 478,000 more than for a year earlier. There were 22.94 million people working full-time, 302,000 more than for a year earlier. There were 8...
