Foreign Exchange Markets

Forex: EUR/USD: Euro bounces up from 1.4810, back to 1.4870

Forex: EUR/USD: Euro bounces up from 1.4810, back to 1.4870FITITOL-->FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Euro post-NFP decline has been held at 1.481o support level, and the pair has picked up reaching back to pre-payrolls levels,...

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Forex: GBP/USD: Pound's rally might be capped at 1.6675/1.6745 band - Commerzbank

Forex: GBP/USD: Pound's rally might be capped at 1.6675/1.6745 band - ConmmerzbankFITITOL-->FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Pound remains heading north on a strong pace, reaching levels above 1.6600, after soaring 300 pips from...

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Devaluation of US Currency - The Most Important Causative Factors

why we have seen massive devaluation of the US currency, at the end of the day, all indications are that it really is a simple supply and demand issue, which comes from the conceptual understanding of supply side economics. But...

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Yen surges against Pound and Euro on weak U.S. employment data

Yen surges against Pound and Euro on weak U.S. employment dataFITITOL-->FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Yen has soared across the board on the back of a sudden risk aversion wave after a weaker than expected U.S. Non-Farm...

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Bull Market Inter-market Analysis on Stocks, Dollar, Gold

Gold Bull Market Forecast 2009, 2010 Update Gold recently had a stellar run, pushing to new all time highs on a near daily basis, galvanising wider mainstream press attention to the precious metal. Gold Secular Bull Market From...

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Japan Airlines' survival may hinge on pension cuts

TOKYO — Five years after retiring from Japan Airlines, former pilot Tsutomu Watanabe is fighting to protect the pension he was promised but that the airline can no longer afford to pay. "People are calling for JAL pensioners to...

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An 80% Sham Market, Zombie Armies and Cheating Investors

Overview About 80% of net issuance of total US Treasury and Agency debt has become an artificial market, lacking real investors, and relying on the fiction of Federal Reserve purchases with imaginary money in order to prop up...

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Dukascopy Market Review, European Session, 6th November

The next market session will close: Previous session overview Major currencies are stalled in a holding pattern Friday, as cautious investors looked toward Friday's U.S. jobs data, seen as a key gauge of economic health....

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HUI and SPX Pullbacks

After India's central bank gobbled up half of the gold (200 metric tons) the IMF recently offered for sale, gold surged 2.4% on Tuesday to a new all-time nominal high near $1085. Naturally traders flooded into the gold stocks...

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Is the Hated U.S. Dollar About to Rally? (at Seeking Alpha)

by: Graham Summers November 06, 2009 | about: Few essays I’ve ever written have drawn as much ire as the ones in which I propose that the US Dollar might rally. The US Dollar is indeed hated, so hated that people will hate you...

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