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Forex: USD/JPY remains near 85.00

08.16.2010 · Posted in forex trading

Forex: USD/JPY remains near 85.00 FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – The USD/JPY dropped around 40 pips after the New York close, finding firm support around 85.00 in the early hours over Asia. The pair has attempted to rebound from that session low, however currently remains heavily weighed on high risk aversion quoting at 85.06 at time of writing. Read ...

Swiss Franc and Yen Offers Stand Out While Buck Remains Under Pressure Against Other Currencies

07.30.2010 · Posted in learn forex

Swiss Franc and Yen Offers Stand Out While Buck Remains Under Pressure Against Other Currencies Quite often, it is the times that investors least expect it, that the markets will once again shift and assume a different course. Read more on Daily FX via Yahoo! Finance ...

Euro Struggles to Maintain Rally, British Pound Remains Under Pressure

06.30.2010 · Posted in forex trading

Euro Struggles to Maintain Rally, British Pound Remains Under Pressure The Euro is the best performing currency against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday, but the intraday rally looks to be tapering off during the North American trade, while the British Pound weakened for the second-day and the currency may continue to lose ground throughout the day ...

Dollar Remains on the Defensive vs Major Currencies

06.13.2010 · Posted in forex trading

Dollar Remains on the Defensive vs Major Currencies EURUSD: Shallow Rebound Mounted at Trend Line USDJPY: Sellers Return, Eye Push Below 90.00 Level GBPUSD: Bulls Continue Testing Fib Resistance USDCAD: Trend Line Support Broken, 1.02 in Sight AUDUSD: Prices Confined in Wide Trading Range NZDUSD: Fib Resistance Falls, Hinting Further Gains Read more on Daily FX via ...

Euro Remains Under Pressure Ahead of ECB Rate Decision

05.08.2010 · Posted in forex technical analysis

Euro Remains Under Pressure Ahead of ECB Rate Decision Fundamental Outlook The European Central Bank is widely expected to keep their benchmark interest rate unchanged at 1.00% amid the brewing sovereign debt crisis. Policy makers are also unlikely to remove stimulus measures until the crisis is over in order to aid governments who are slashing spending ...

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