Forex Information for the Weekend – May 2 2009

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: May 2, 2009 08:23 GMT; Last Modified: Oct 13, 2010 11:09 GMT

Here’s a bunch of interesting links from blogs / sites I regularly read:

James Chen takes a broad technical look at the EUR/USD.
Lena overviews the next phases in the Euro in the week ahead.
Adam Kritzer points out China’s surging gold holdings, and how it affects the dollar.
Kathy Lien explains how stress tests stress currencies.
Macro Man looks at AUD/USD, and also Darth Vader

As usual, I highlight the posts that have a wider scope. There’s always more to read…

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Tags: AUD/USD, EUR/USD, Gold price, stress tests

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