The safe-haven US dollar took losses against several of its main currency rivals yesterday, as increased optimism in the global economic recovery led to risk taking in the marketplace.
The USD/JPY pair did very little during the session on Thursday as the markets go back and forth between trying to figure out whether or not the main players in Congress are close to a fiscal deal...
USD/CAD pair did very little on Thursday as the markets continue to try and figure out what is going on with the U.S. Congress and their fiscal cliff talks. With this being said, the 0.99 level looks...
The GBP/USD pair rose during the Thursday session to trigger buy orders from the hammer that had formed on Wednesday. We are still bullish of this pair, and think that a break above the 1.6050 level will...
The EUR/USD pair rose during the session on Thursday, but gave back about half of its gains for the day by the time we closed. The 1.3050 level continues offer resistance, and the candle almost looks like...
The AUD/USD pair had a pretty very session during the Thursday trading day, as we continue to see the 1.05 level is far too resistive to overcome. With this in mind, we also see quite a bit...
The Dollar Index is trading tight at the short term support of 80.00 ranges; it is currently trading at 80.18 ranges; daily close below 79.80 would result in further depreciation of the US Dollar.
Often markets, confronted by a forthcoming risk event, will weigh the pros and cons of an anticipated outcome. Price will be determined by the collective judgement of the market appraising the involved risk.
The price of crude oil and gold tumbled yesterday, as concerns about the upcoming US “fiscal cliff”, a series of automatic tax increases and spending cuts set to take place if the US Congress fails to reach...
The USD/JPY pair fell during much of the session on Wednesday, but found the 82 level supportive by the end of the session, and formed a hammer. This hammer suggests that we are going to continue higher...