Japanese Yen Resumes Daily Down Trend After In-line CPI Data |
- Japanese Yen Resumes Daily Down Trend After In-line CPI Data
- NZD/USD Rose After New Zealand Posted Unexpected Trade Surplus
- S&P 500 Ends Day With a Tentative Break, EURUSD Break Bound?
- Hope and Practicalities of Expecting Solutions from the G20
- More Chinese Banks Will Securitize Non-Performing Loans
- DailyFX Technical Focus: 2/25/16 (SPX500 and Gold)
- EUR/USD Battle Lines Drawn- U.S. GDP to Spur Range-Break?
- Conviction in Risk Amid High Volatility
- Webinar: Sterling Strategy and How to Nest a Stop
- USD/JPY Counter-trend
- US DOLLAR Technical Analysis: Is The Dollar Dominance Fading?
- NZD/USD Holding Pattern Vulnerable to Widening NZ Trade Deficit
- US Dollar and GBP Likely to Fall Even Further Until this Changes
- S&P 500 Remains a Buy
- German DAX Likely to Fall to Fresh Lows
- Gold Price Forecast Remains Bullish until this Changes
- Canadian Dollar Unlikely to Trade Significantly Higher
- British Pound Forecast Calls for Continued Weakness
- Euro Likely to Stick to Range, but Watch for Major Break Higher
- USD/CAD – Still at the Mercy of Oil?
- CAC 40 Trades Higher on Open
- China Takes Another 7% Hit: Trade the Pain in Japan
- Dow Futures Gain Today After DJIA Bullish Reversal Yesterday
- Risk Markets Steady as Traders Digest US Data, ’Brexit’ Headlines
- Silver Prices Take a Breather
| Japanese Yen Resumes Daily Down Trend After In-line CPI Data Posted: 25 Feb 2016 06:58 PM PST Japanese inflation data failed to throw the intraday USD/JPY trend off-course after having registered in line with economists’ expectations. |
| NZD/USD Rose After New Zealand Posted Unexpected Trade Surplus Posted: 25 Feb 2016 06:54 PM PST The New Zealand Dollar rallied against its US namesake after January’s trade data showed an unexpected surplus, marking the first positive print since May 2015. |
| S&P 500 Ends Day With a Tentative Break, EURUSD Break Bound? Posted: 25 Feb 2016 06:38 PM PST Despite what some popular indicators suggest (such as the VIX), market volatility continues to churn keeping investors from reviving the 'virtuous' risk trends that have one-by-one faltered. |
| Hope and Practicalities of Expecting Solutions from the G20 Posted: 25 Feb 2016 06:23 PM PST Optimism and commitment to do more are inevitable themes to expect from the G-20 meeting in Shanghai. |
| More Chinese Banks Will Securitize Non-Performing Loans Posted: 25 Feb 2016 02:33 PM PST Chinese banking regulator released new policies designed to help banks reduce debt. |
| DailyFX Technical Focus: 2/25/16 (SPX500 and Gold) Posted: 25 Feb 2016 02:05 PM PST 1968 is a big spot for the SPX500. If a double bottom is going to fail, then it might fail at 1968. |
| EUR/USD Battle Lines Drawn- U.S. GDP to Spur Range-Break? Posted: 25 Feb 2016 12:17 PM PST Euro is trading in a tight range between the 100 & 200-day moving averages ahead of key event risk. Here are the updated targets & invalidation levels that matter. |
| Conviction in Risk Amid High Volatility Posted: 25 Feb 2016 12:13 PM PST Conditions are extraordinarily volatile while at the same time, we find underlying themes gain serious traction in the market. |
| Webinar: Sterling Strategy and How to Nest a Stop Posted: 25 Feb 2016 11:55 AM PST |
| Posted: 25 Feb 2016 11:30 AM PST |
| US DOLLAR Technical Analysis: Is The Dollar Dominance Fading? Posted: 25 Feb 2016 11:20 AM PST The US Dollar has had many chances to outperform counterparts recently, but has not. Is the Dollar Dominance done? |
| NZD/USD Holding Pattern Vulnerable to Widening NZ Trade Deficit Posted: 25 Feb 2016 10:15 AM PST The near-term rebound in NZD/USD may unravel should New Zealand’s Trade Balance report fuel expectations for an RBNZ rate-cut in 2016. |
| US Dollar and GBP Likely to Fall Even Further Until this Changes Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:40 AM PST Forex trading crowds continue buying into British Pound and US Dollar weakness. Here’s why we think the GBP and USD will likely fall further against the Euro and Gold. |
| Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:35 AM PST A contrarian view of retail trader positions points to continued recovery in the resurgent US S&P 500. |
| German DAX Likely to Fall to Fresh Lows Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:35 AM PST Retail traders have bought aggressively into GER30 declines, and a contrarian view of crowd sentiment warns it will continue to decline through near-term trading. |
| Gold Price Forecast Remains Bullish until this Changes Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:35 AM PST Retail FX traders continue to sell into gold price rallies, and a contrarian view of ‘crowd’ sentiment warns that XAU/USD may continue onto fresh highs. |
| Canadian Dollar Unlikely to Trade Significantly Higher Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:35 AM PST Indecisive moves in the USD/CAD have made for similarly mixed retail FX trader sentiment, and current positioning suggests the US Dollar is unlikely to break significantly lower against the Canadian Dollar. |
| British Pound Forecast Calls for Continued Weakness Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:35 AM PST Heavily one-sided retail FX trader positioning warns that the British Pound will likely continue to fall versus the US Dollar and other major counterparts. |
| Euro Likely to Stick to Range, but Watch for Major Break Higher Posted: 25 Feb 2016 08:35 AM PST Reluctance to buy into EUR/USD declines may thus act as contrarian signal that the Euro stands to rally sharply when and if the uptrend resumes. |
| USD/CAD – Still at the Mercy of Oil? Posted: 25 Feb 2016 07:55 AM PST USD/CAD testing important support, early March the next timing focal point. |
| Posted: 25 Feb 2016 07:00 AM PST The CAC 40 is trading up 2.7% this morning, with shares of Solvay leading the way trading up 7.4% on the day. |
| China Takes Another 7% Hit: Trade the Pain in Japan Posted: 25 Feb 2016 06:45 AM PST Most equity markets are higher on the morning, but one area of note was down considerably. But it may not be easy for most investors to gain exposure there. How might this be done? |
| Dow Futures Gain Today After DJIA Bullish Reversal Yesterday Posted: 25 Feb 2016 06:16 AM PST Dow futures are set to open higher today after a Dow Jones Industrial Average bullish reversal yesterday sets the tone for a near term up trend. 15,500 invalidates the near term up trend bias. |
| Risk Markets Steady as Traders Digest US Data, ’Brexit’ Headlines Posted: 25 Feb 2016 04:37 AM PST Market participants are exhausted after non-stop 'doom and gloom' headlines. |
| Posted: 25 Feb 2016 03:49 AM PST Traders are unwilling to take sides and price trades sideways between this week’s low of $14.95 and this week’s high of $15.60. |
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