CFTC Commitments of Traders Report, 06 November 2012. Speculators continue to cover their short USD positions, taking the net position down to only 42,006 contracts from last week’s total of 75,689 contracts. When dissecting the aggregate net...
In yesterday’s European trading session, the Euro gained versus the Great British pound as it found little support from the Eurogroup meeting, wherein the officials decided to give more time for the indebted country to meet austerity...
The euro largely remained within reach of its recent two-month low against the US dollar throughout yesterday’s trading session, as investors eagerly awaited news regarding the next round of the Greek bailout package.
The USD/JPY pair did very little during the session on Monday as we continue to bounce around in the 79.50 level. The hammer that was formed on Friday still has is thinking that this pair will bounce...
The USD/CAD pair basically sat still during the session on Monday as the Americans celebrated Veterans Day. This market is heavily skewed towards trading during the North American session, so this really should have been much of...
GBP/USD fell during the session after initially trying to gain on Monday, and managed to close below the 1.59 level. This level was very significant to us as it was the bottom of the “zone” that was...
The EUR/USD pair fell again during the session on Monday, as we currently hover above the 1.27 handle. This level is the bottom of significant support from the previous consolidation area.
The AUD/USD pair rose during the session on Monday, but still reigns contained within the shooting star that defined last week on the weekly chart. As you can see, Wednesday formed a wicked looking shooting star as...
The Euro managed to gain versus the Great British pound in the previous European trading exchanges amidst the challenges that the European region is facing.
Higher-yielding assets turned bearish on Friday, as slowing economic growth throughout the euro-zone led to risk aversion among investors. Of particular concern is the possibility that France and Germany, the euro-zone’s two biggest economies, may soon slip...
