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Asian Stocks in Red Ahead of Non Farm Job Results, Gold Finds Support Around $1230 All the major Asian markets are trading in red as market await NFP job results. In addition, Gold remains supported around $1230 mark...

EURUSD Daily Forecast: April 01 2016 EURUSD Forecast The EURUSD continued its bullish momentum yesterday topped at 1.1411. The bias remains bullish in nearest term testing 1.1450 – 1.1500 region which remains a good place to sell. Immediate support is seen around 1.1365...

GBPUSD Daily Forecast: April 01 2016 GBPUSD Forecast The GBPUSD was indecisive yesterday. Price attempted to push higher, slipped above 1.4400 but again, failed to stay consistently above 1.4400. The bias remains bearish in nearest term testing 1.4280 – 1.4200 region...

USDJPY Daily Forecast: April 01 2016 USDJPY Forecast The USDJPY had another indecisive movement yesterday. There are no changes in my technical outlook. The bias remains bearish in nearest term testing 111.50 region. Immediate resistance remains around 112.80...

USDCHF Daily Forecast: April 01 2016 USDCHF Forecast The USDCHF attempted to push lower yesterday bottomed at 0.9571 but closed a little bit higher at 0.9614. The bias is bearish in nearest term especially if price able to make a clear break below 0.9570 testing 0.9500 or lower...

Analytical Review of the Walt Disney Company’s Shares The Walt Disney Company, #DIS [NYSE] Services, Entertainment, USA Financial performance: Index –DJIA, S&P 500...

Yuan Devaluation Hurting China's Big Caps - UOB Analysts at UOB group explained that China's Big Three state-owned airlines (China Southern Airlines Co., China Eastern Airlines Corp., and Air China Ltd.) combined suffered about US$2...

BoE: Credit Crunch Risks Ahead? - BTMU Analysts at Bank of Tokyo explained that the BoE warns of credit crunch risks...

USD/JPY is Vulnerable to a Resolution - Scotiabank Eric Theoret, CFA, CMT FX Strategist at Scotibank explained that JPY is steady consolidating its recent gains, trading around the mid-point of its multi-month range...

NZD/USD: Can the Rally Carry On? NZD/USD is struggling to continue perform having been at the top of its game this week, following a sell-off in the greenback and a better performing commodities sector over the last couple of months. NZD/USD was a rally from 0...

Don't worry, UK Deficits are Financed with Ease - BTMU Analysts at Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi explained that the current account deficit has not garnered too much attention in financial markets in part due to the evidence from the financial account that shows very strong foreign direct and portfoli...

GBP Voltility and Tin Hats - Rabobank Analysts at Rabobank explained that the value of the UK trade weighted index has plunged around 6% since the start of the year...

AUD/USD: Losing Conviction Ahead of RBA? AUD/USD continues to lack conviction as it presses on towards the 0.77 handle with failures there again earlier and offers sending the major commodity currency back to the half way point on the 0.7 handle...

Brent: Oil Resources are Growing as well as Oil Supply. The Price Remains Under Pressure Weekly data of the US Department of Energy, released yesterday showed that oil reserves in the USA has grown again, which caused volatility in the oil prices of crude oil Brent in the range of 1...

Brent: Pressure on the Price will Continue The data released by the US Department of Energy yesterday showed that oil reserves in the USA amounted to 2.299 million barrels last week. The rise was below expectation of +3.167 barrels. However, the reserves have reached 80-year high...

S&P500: Positive Dynamics Continues On Tuesday the index S&P500 has broken down resistance level of 2045.0 (Fibonacci 100% in the decline since the beginning of 2016). Positive dynamics continues. Mrs...

S&P500: The Index Has Won Back the Losses Incurred Since the Beginning of the Year Since mid-February the price of the index S&P500 has been growing...

UK Steel Industry Crisis Adds Fodder to Brexit Supporters? Tata Steel on Wednesday put its British business up for sale, adding that EU rules restricting state aid were to blame for its decision – a claim which was seized on by campaigners for Brexit...