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Forex Crunches for the Long Weekend – April 22

Forex Crunches for the Long Weekend – April 22

The short trading week has provided lots of action in the markets, with new records for some currencies and roller coaster moves for everybody. Now the markets are closed for the long Easter weekend, and it’s time to sit back and enjoy some long term forex-related reads. There are quite a few. Larry Greenberg analyzes

Published by on Apr 22, 2011 10:22
How will EUR/USD Perform in 2010? These 6 Insightful Forecasts Offer Answers
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How will EUR/USD Perform in 2010? These 6 Insightful Forecasts Offer Answers

As 2010 begins, I’ve searched the web for forecasts on the forex market’s most popular pair: EUR/USD. I found 5 insightful forecasts for this pair. Most of them see a stronger dollar in 2010. Here’s the list + a few notes about them. I’d be glad to here more thoughts! If you have a site

Published by on Jan 2, 2010 18:25

Forex Links for the Weekend

Happy new year to everybody! Here are some interesting links for the long weekend’s reading. All of them have a long-term scope. For a longer scope, here are some EUR/USD forecasts for 2010. Eric deCarbonnel wonders if the movements in the price of gold are just a Ponzi scheme. Michael Greenberg brings a few interesting

Published by on Jan 1, 2010 00:00

Forex Links for the Weekend

It’s a very long weekend this time, with the holiday of Christmas. Here are some interesting forex-related articles. All have a longer-term scope: James W already begins concluding 2009, and brings a list of the most popular blog posts of the year. Eric deCarbonnel looks to China, and sees world inflation exploding. Casey Stubbs prepared

Published by on Dec 25, 2009 20:47

Forex Links for the Weekend

Here’s a nice bunch of interesting forex-related articles that I find interesting for the weekend. They are in a wide variety of subjects: Adam Kritzer sees the direction of the dollar in the carry trade. Kathy Lien takes a deep dive into this week’s market moving event – the FOMC Statement. Michael Greenberg analyzes the

Published by on Dec 19, 2009 00:00

Forex Links for the Weekend

Here’s a collection of interesting forex-related articles from various places on the web. All of them have a scope larger than a single day’s trading. Adam Kritzer interviews Edward Hugh, a macro economist that states that the dollar’s demise is overstated. James Chen presents a webinar about combining candlesticks with Western technical analysis. Jay Norris

Published by on Nov 21, 2009 00:00
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Forex Articles for the Weekend – October 31 2009

Here are some interesting forex-related articles from selected blogs. All of them have a scope of over one day’s trade, and they are in a variety of fields: Adam Kritzer writes about optimism in Europe. EUR/USD doesn’t only enjoy the dollar’s weakness, but also strong European recovery. Eric deCarbonnel talks about gold reaching the breaking

Published by on Oct 31, 2009 09:00
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Forex Links for the Weekend – October 24 2009

Here are some interesting forex-related articles from selected blogs. All of them have a scope of over one day’s trade, and they are in a variety of fields: Macro Man discusses the myth of a strong dollar policy in a very amusing post. Eric deCarbonnel explains why the confidence in the US dollar is under

Published by on Oct 24, 2009 00:00