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Perils for US are clear to see
Late last night, the US budget ‘super-committee’, set up in August to look for ways to tackle the deficit, failed to reach any agreement, switching the markets’ focus back to the US and its own debt problems. On one level, this should not be seen as a major surprise given the partisan politics of Washington,
Euro becomes a pariah
Now becoming apparent is the degree to which investors and traders have been abandoning the euro over recent weeks. According to the CFTC, euro shorts have been substantial over the past month; only in the second quarter of last year were traders more negative. It also turns out that investors have been fleeing the single
Asian Session – Not so quiet anymore
The Asian session, when Europeans are asleep, is considered a more quiet time in the forex market. But the times they are a-changin – the Asian session is becoming more volatile. Here are the reasons for this change and who can benefit from it. As the Greek crisis continues to be a dominant issue that
Australian Dollar Outlook – October 19-23 2009
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: AUD/USD Forecast The Aussie had an excellent week, reaching new highs without stopping. This week’s RBA meeting minutes, Chinese GDP and 5 other releases will set the direction of the Aussie. Here’s an outlook for the events that will move the Aussie,