Credit Crunch is back in town – weekly roundup
The week splits to two parts: before the Dubai crisis and after it. The first part saw a falling dollar across the board with new records in some currencies. The second part saw a very sharp reverse move, that saw a reversal of its own today. Fear took over the markets on Thanksgiving. Does today’s [...]
Forex Daily Outlook – November 26th 2009
It’s Thanksgiving in the US, so trading volume is expected to be low. On the eve of the holiday, we got some action – Swissy under 1, and finally a breakout from EUR/USD. German CPI and British CBI Realized Sales will stand out. Let’s see what’s up for Thanksgiving:
Forex Weekly Outlook – October 26-30 2009
The last week of October provides American and Canadian GDP, rate decision in New Zealand and Japan, and many other important figures from all over the globe. Will the dollar continue weakening? Let’s see what will affect the markets this week. General dollar weakness didn’t affect all the currencies. Some have their own troubles. In [...]
Forex Weekly Outlook – October 12-16 2009
After a week that saw renewed dollar weakness, this week is dominated by inflation and retail sales figures from all over the world. Also note a rate decision in Japan, and employment figures in Britain. There are more figures as well. Let’s see what’s awaiting us this week. Australia was the first country to raise [...]
Support Line – Courtesy of the Bank
The SNB did it again. They intervened in the forex market to weaken the Swiss Franc. Against the dollar, these moves sure are short lived, but regarding the Euro, the central bank sure marked a support line for EUR/CHF. The Swiss National Bank intervened again in the currency markets to weaken the national currency. Like [...]
Forex Daily Outlook – September 15th 2009
After the dollar renewed its falls, a busy day expects the forex markets. The calendar is packed with events, including Retail Sales, PPI and a speech by Ben Bernanke. There are more important indicators in other parts of the world as well. Let’s see what’s up today: Australian Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes showed that a [...]
Forex Daily Outlook – September 14th 2009
Forex trading began with a stronger dollar this week. European Industrial Production is the highlight of this rather calm day. Let’s see what’s on the menu today. The late dollar comeback that began late on Friday continues today. While the British Pound and the New Zealand dollar suffer, the Swissy and the Yen are weathering [...]
Swiss Franc Outlook – September 14-19 2009
The Swiss Franc has been one of the currencies that most enjoyed the dollar’s big fall last week. Together with the very crowded week ahead, the Swissy sure is worth to watch. Here’s an outlook for 5 key events and a technical analysis for USD/CHF. USD/CHF forex chart with support and resistance lines Last week’s [...]
Second Wave of Dollar Weakness Began
After yesterday’s dollar fall and breakouts, the greenback made a small recovery. At the start of the New York session, the dollar tumbles again. For some currencies, this means erasing the dollar’s gains. But for EUR/USD – this means new ground. The US dollar index is at new lows. Yesterday’s European session pushed most currencies [...]
Forex Daily Outlook – August 28th 2009
The last day of the week is highlighted by Britain’s GDP. And there are various releases from all the world. Let’s see what’s up for today: The first figure for today is bid: Britain posts its Revised GDP for the second quarter of 2009. Economists don’t expect a change from the initial read of a [...]
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