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A lot of market players seem to think so Credit Suisse think the next move in US rates will be a cut and they point to the big swing in FFR probabilities...
Hot out of her threesome with Hollande and Renzi Vote was regrettable and painful Hollande, Renzi and her agree on article 50 process We agree no informal Brexit talks before Brexit is filed EU reminas one of the strongest economies in the world...
The big 100 remains the main level to watch but there's a big level in front of that. USD buyers almost have a case for feeling sorry for themselves after USDJPY was dragged down kicking and screaming by the crosses...
The extent of the uncertainty that now clouds the UK’s economic and political outlook is hard to exaggerate. The Government is in limbo ahead of a Conservative Party leadership contest. The opposition is in chaos...
We expect interest to continue building EUR short positions in the aftermath of the UK vote, amid anticipation that political pressure will build for reduced integration...
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Will the UK fall into recession following the Brexit vote? According to a number of leading analysts the answer is yes, while another research house says the outlook is not all bad IF the Bank of England delivers a strong policy response. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www...
GBP/USD dropped to 30-year lows last week, as markets crashed following the Brexit referendum in the UK. The pair lost 1100 points on the week, closing at 1.3660. Quite a few events await traders this week in addition to the Brexit fallout...
USD/CAD rose for a second straight week, gaining 150 points. The pair closed at the 1.30 line. This week’s key event is GDP. Here is an outlook on the major market-movers and an updated technical analysis for USD/CAD. Last week’s Brexit vote in the UK sent shock waves in Britain and across Europe...
USD/JPY dropped almost 300 points last week, and briefly dropped below the symbolic 100 level. The pair closed the week at 101.76. This week has 9 events. Here is an outlook on the major events moving the yen and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY...
Daily economic digest from Forex.ee Stay informed of the key economic events Monday, June 27th GBP/USD continues losing a grip at the beginning of this week, keeping its range near level of 1.34...
Summary : Target Level : 1.3712 Target Period : 9 hours Analysis : Triangle has broken through the resistance line at 27-Jun-03:00 2016 GMT. Possible bullish price movement forecast for the next 9 hours towards 1.371...
EUR/USD: Bearish: Room to extend lower but 1.0820 is a major support. EUR broke several key supports last Friday and dropped to a low of 1.0905/10. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you.com/en...
EUR: The Next JPY. Neutral. Following the UK's vote to leave, the fall in EUR was relatively muted, supporting our view that EUR could stay strong under almost all scenarios. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you.com/en...
This series of blog posts is designed to give you a truly beneficial insight into what Forex is and more importantly how we can make a regular income from it. Any story begins with the start – so let’s dive straight in and take a look at what Forex actually is...
Eurozone M3 money supply report 27 June 2016 4.6% prev household lending growth yy+1.6% vs +1.5% prev non-fin corp lending +1.4% vs +1.2% prev M3 still heading in the right direction which will please ECB. What remains to be seen though is actually where it's filtering into...
What a day for the British and the market players! After months of twisting, pulling, and in some cases shouting, Britain has officially voted to LEAVE the European Union...
UK fin min Osborne now in Q&A session 27 June 2016 there will be need for action in the Autumn to address public finances Pre-Brexit he was scaring people that an emergency Budget would be needed with pension and welfare cuts...
UK finance minister Osborne making his scheduled statement 27 June 2016 market volatility will likely continue UK economy will have to adjust UK growth has been robust contingency plans are in place...
