Forex Data for the Weekend – May 9 2010

Forex Links | Yohay | Created: May 9, 2009 16:24 GMT; Last Modified: Oct 13, 2010 10:47 GMT

Here are some interesting posts from the sites I follow regularly. They have a rather wide scope:

Kathy Lien dives into the differences between the Federal Reserve and the BoE and ECB, regarding their policy making.
James Chen presents an interesting Webinar, about forex volatility.
Forex District focuses on rising oil prices. Is the recession ending?
Adam Kritzer talks about another intervention of the SNB in the Swiss Franc.
Big_Bruv is a new blog that I’ve discovered recently. I have no specific post to highlight this week, but do check him out.

As always, there’s never enough time to read…

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Tags: BOE, ECB, Federal Reserve, forex trading, SNB

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