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Forex Trading At Summer Time

The month of August is vacation time for many people. This affects the forex market’s volume, which is lower, but it doesn’t necessarily impact the volatility. There’s one more summer week left. Afterwards the moves will be stronger. Some currency pairs trade in narrow and expected ranges, while others go wild. Let’s see some examples,

Forex Daily Outlook – August 20th 2009

British Retail Sales and American Unemployment Claims are the highlights today. Let’s see what’s on the calendar. Yes, Australia starts the day again, this time with the RBA Monthly Bulletin. After the release of the Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes, this probably won’t add to much. Yesterday, the MI Leading Index moved the Aussie. For more on the Australian

Forex Daily Outlook – August 10th 2009

The second week of August starts slowly, without any American releases. Australian Home Loans and French Industrial Production will stand out. Let’s see what’s on the menu today. Japanese figures start the day, actually 10 minutes to midnight… Core Machinery Orders are expected to turn positive and rise by 2.8%. Last time they fell by 3%. This

Australian Dollar Outlook – August 10-14 2009

Australian Dollar Outlook – August 10-14 2009

The Aussie discovered new high ground at the beginning of the week, but then went down under. This week’s events will shape its trading. Here’s an outlook for 6 Aussie events, and a technical analysis for AUD/USD. AUD/USD chart and important lines: Australia’s resilient job market, as well as rising house prices, sent the AUD/USD