Post Tagged with: "DailyFX"
A Soft Chinese Landing is Still a Landing
When the world’s second largest economy slows down, this has a significant impact on currencies, no matter how rapid this slowdown is. AUD and NZD are set for a landing as well. Ilya Spivak of DailyFX discusses China, the effectiveness or ineffective of the QE operations all over the world, the high dependency of the
30 Sites to Thank and Recommend
The holidays are also a time of giving. I would like to take the opportunity to thank and recommend sites / blogs that are very useful for forex traders. Here are my 30 picks. With some of these websites, I have different kinds of collaboration which I’m happy with, and it’s also an opportunity to
Lose-Lose Situation for the Euro
If the ECB continues its policy regarding bond buying, the euro is set to fall. If it launches QE, it will likely follow the path of the greenback after QE2, with one specific euro cross set to gain. Christopher Vecchio of DailyFX analyzes the current situation of the euro, the bright side for the pound in the
New European Governments Provide No Remedy
New governments are put in place, but it is becoming clear that it this will not help. The foundations and the basic expectation of creating growth with austerity are the problem here. Christopher Vecchio, a currency analyst with DailyFx.com discusses the European debt crisis, the impact of a possible failure of the US “Super Committee” to reach
FOMC Disagreement Likely To Yield No Policy Changes
The ammunition that the Fed claims to have will likely stay in storage for now. David Rodriguez of DailyFX says that the disagreement within the members is likely to yield a unified message but no action. Mario Draghi will likely want to build credibility and skip a rate cut. And what about the credibility of
Market Direction To Become Clearer After Wednesday
Christopher Vecchio, a currency analyst with DailyFx.com discusses the upcoming FOMC meeting and sees a small chance for big move. He analyzes the impact on commodity currencies, oil and gold and sees a negative outcome for them. Vecchio also discusses the situation in the euro zone and lays out an option of a split with
Greek Selective Default Already Accounted For
While talks continue on private sector contribution to a second bailout package for Greece, the market is already taking this into consideration. John Kicklighter from DailyFX discusses this option, the upcoming ECB rate decision, the meaning of the end of QE2 and other fundamental questions: JOHN KICKLIGHTER – Currency Strategist Office: San Francisco Bio: John
No Need to Worry About the US Debt Ceiling
Which countries are the key to the European debt crisis? How far off is a rate hike in the UK? Which yen pairs are interesting to trade? Answers to all these questions and more are provided by quantitative analyst David Rodriguez. David Rodriguez is a quantitative analyst for DailyFX.com, specializing in statistical studies in currency trading markets
DailyFX Relaunch – a good broker’s site
DailyFX.com, the forex portal from FXCM, has launched a new version of its site, and it looks quite good. Despite being a non-independent forex portal, it’s quite rich with good features. Here’s a review. The first impression of DailyFX, from the front page headlines is good. It’s easy to switch between the headlines without scrolling.