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EURUSD: Having EUR halted its two-day corrective weakness to close higher on a rejection candle on Wednesday, further strength cannot be ruled out. On the upside, resistance comes in at 1.1350 level with a cut through here opening the door for more upside pressure towards the 1.1409 level...
JPMorgan Stops China Synthetic Shorts After Regulatory Crackdown. Bank won't offer manufactured shorts on Shanghai Connect. Credit Suisse said to cut manufactured shorts of Shangai stocks...
There is no looming physical gold crisis despite lingering rumors, and gold inventories in Comex vaults are well stocked according to two separate reports issued on the same day...
JPMorgan, Barclays among banks assessing bitcoin innovation. Divider Street race is on to make sense of blockchain's potential. A world's percentage greatest banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co...
Eurodollar prospects brokers are scrambling to minimize "Shock Risk." Brokers on Tuesday seemed to choose that the dangers of the Federal Reserve astounding them with an unforeseen interest rate liftoff this week were excessively awesome...
Sustained expand would help streams to east Europe: Commerzbank. Purchase forint, zloty regardless of Fed choice: Deutsche Bank. It's not about the Fed - not when you're sitting in eastern Europe at any rate...
Some never-ending bonds are more unceasing than others. Yale University will get 136.20 euros ($153) in enthusiasm on a never-ending bond issued in 1648 from Dutch water power de Stichtse Rijnlanden...
GBPUSD: With GBPUSD breaking above the 1.5450/07 zone during Wednesday trading session, further bullish offensive is likely. However, it must hold above its resistance turned support zone on a weekly closing basis to prevent a return to the downside. On the upside, resistance resides at the 1...
Some Fed watchers caution that financial specialists are still not well arranged. Where the following ``crack'' rises is hard to foresee, BMO says. It's the most firmly dismembered and exceptionally foreseen choice on U.S. interest rates in late memory...
So if the Federal Reserve does decide to increase rates this week, what could potentially go wrong...
Glencore employs capacity tanks in St. Lucia to stow oil. Costs near making coasting stockpiling monetarily feasible. To perceive how oil dealers are benefitting from the longest-enduring excess in three decades, take a gander at the minor Caribbean island of St. Lucia...
Workforce diminishments some piece of $3 billion in expected expenses. Organization targets fixes for big business after split. Hewlett-Packard Co...
Ackman's own ventures incorporate innovation new businesses. Jones put resources into geothermal organization and African eco-tourism...
`Are we in the storm's eye at this moment?': BMO's Collins. Treasuries bounce back in the wake of tumbling Tuesday in the midst of Fed open deliberation. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. says money related markets are powerless on the grounds that no one can concede to what the Federal Reserve will do...
Following the logic of my system that processes the price movement as the movement of a material point and therefore the change in values of the two opposing forces that act gives the sign at the right time...
The dollar was broadly lower Wednesday after data showed U.S. consumer prices contracted in August for the first time since the beginning of 2015...
A growth can continue. On the 4-hour chart, the price is trying to consolidate above the level of 0.7150 (50.0% correction). In case of success, a growth to 0.7205 (50.0% correction) and 0.7240 is possible. Otherwise, the price may decline during a correction along the 50.0% arc towards 0...
EURJPY: With EURJPY pausing its recent corrective weakness to turn higher during Wednesday trading session, it looks to build on that move in the days ahead. While the 134.99 level remains as support, our bias remains higher nearer term...
New York-based consultancy CPM Group sees gold as an “excellent investment at current prices” in the long term, as a steep rally could still be a couple of years away...
