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Chris Capre
At closing on Tuesday, the euro lost against the dollar, which hit the highest since March. While the GBP sunk and the Australian dollar continued to retreat. Can the greenback's latest surge change investor's favor?
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 Chris Capre
The EURO fell to a session low of $1.50, the British pound tumbled against the dollar and the Australian dollar did likewise, futher fuelling economists' forecast that the currenies are at crucial levels. (more)
David Goodboy
While Forex dealers are springing up all over the place, concern is being raised about some of their shady profiting techniques. Could currency futures prove to be a less-risky trade? (more)
Crude Oil Tops $125 as Violence in Nigeria Continues ... Hezbollah Takes Over West Beruit ... Rice Trades "Limit Up" for Third Session ... Citigroup Shareholder Meeting Puts Pressure on New CEO Pandit ... (more)
David Goodboy
With the Bank of England holding interest rates firm at 5%, the trend of lower interest rates for the Euro may be coming to hault as well. What does this mean for the US Dollar? (more)
David Goodboy
This morning's Non-Farm Payroll number release is the most anticipated economic release of the month for Forex traders. See how job numbers affected the dollar's strength. (more)
Mark Whistler
European inflation begins soaring while U.S. inflation stays on the ground, for now. The USD, however, took a big dive against the Euro today. (more)
Mark Whistler
Food and fuel prices are showing serious negative effects on the U.S. economy, Retail sales are up but the numbers are bleak, and the British economy reverberates U.S. subprime problems causing a dip in the GBP. (more)
Mark Whistler
The Eur/USD gaps down into "do-or-die" territory while the U.S. retail numbers come out surprisingly high. In Europe, the ECB is warning that inflation may soon rear its ugly head. (more)
Mark Whistler
In today's Forex Trader Top 3, Mark Whistler discusses the G7 meeting today in Washington, Global food prices continuing to stay high with national food tariffs keeping prices up and economies down, and the uselessness of the Consumer Sentiment poll. (more)
Mark Whistler
The BoE announces rates cut to 5%, the IMF reports that the global GDP for 2008 is expected to be significantly lower than 2007, and American joblessness claims have fallen significantly dispelling fears of a large-scale recession. (more)
FOMC meeting minutes scheduled for release, IMF sells $6 billion in gold, and American housing problems are beginning to echo in the UK. (more)
Mark Whistler
FOMC meeting minutes scheduled for release, IMF sells $6 billion in gold, and American housing problems are beginning to echo in the UK. (more)
Mark Whistler
Oil is rising, inflation concerns grow as the Euro continues to strengthen, and European banks are slated to make key interest rate decisions. (more)
Oil is rising, inflation concerns grow as the Euro continues to strengthen, and European banks are slated to make key interest rate decisions. (more)
Mark Whistler writes about the top 3 indicators affecting FOREX markets today. (more)
Mark Whistler
Mark Whistler writes about the top 3 indicators affecting FOREX markets today. (more)
Kathy Lien
It was another day of mixed trading in the US dollar. (more)
Raghee Horner
Forex traders are uniquely positioned to take advantage of movement across multiple markets... (more)
Raghee Horner
The U.S. Dollar's bounce from 74.48 has been holding since the 22nd. Seven days later we're seeing some weakness in this rally. (more)
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