USD/JPY: During the navigation of the 20 previous trading sessions, the pair tried to cross several times the support of 80.42 but failed. AUD/CAD:The navigation of the last three weeks didn’t stop and is still moving between...
The U.S dollar rose on Monday, spurred by strong U.S. and Chinese manufacturing data, as investors awaited mid-term U.S. congressional elections and more monetary easing from the Federal Reserve in the days ahead.
Greetings. Let’s take a look at the EUR/USD. Keep in mind, this is a longer term view and will not happen this week. It seems we’re forming a Contracting Triangle (CT) as part of a Wave 4...
Market Review – 01/11/2010 23:00 GMTEuro falls against dollar on upbeat US manufacturing dataThe single currency tanked against dollar on Monday as upbeat U.S. manufacturing data prompted investors to reduce their short positions on dollar ahead of...
On 4-hour graph, the USD/CAD pair tests the support level of 1.0155. In case this level is broken through we expect the decline to 0.9980 with the next target at 0.9930.
The greenback demonstrated diverse trading activity this week. On Monday the EUR/USD pair grew and reached the $1,4000 level. The released Euro-zone industrial new orders showed considerable increase over the predicted data. The stock markets growth also...
The month of October ended on a cautious note in the broad markets. The USD held firm against the EUR. However, the GBP did manage to keep pace against the greenback. Wall Street managed to turn in...
The US dollar experienced a rapid spike in this morning’s trading hours following the opening of Asian equity markets. The spike initially drew concern that an intervention by the Bank of Japan (BOJ), selling their currency against...
USD/CAD Daily graph: http://www.real-forex.com/charts-daily/011110/CAD_DAILY_011110.JPG
Market Review – 29/10/2010 21:11 GMTDollar falls to a fresh 15-year low against yen on Fed easing expectationsThe greenback weakened to a fresh 15-year low against yen on Friday as lackluster U.S. GDP data reinforced market’s speculation...
