Forex Crunch Forex Weekly Outlook – November 8-12

Forex Crunch Forex Weekly Outlook – November 8-12

Forex Weekly Outlook – November 8-12

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 02:00 AM PDT

British inflation report, Canadian and American Trade Balance US Unemployment Claims, Federal Budget Balance and Consumer Sentiment are the highlight of this week. Here’s an outlook for the major market-moving events. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke announced the second QE on Nov 3, where Fed will buy extra $600 billion of treasuries to boost growth. This [...]

Forex Crunches for the Weekend – November 6

Posted: 06 Nov 2010 12:50 AM PDT

One of the busiest weeks in the year ended. and the markets are closed now.It's time to sit back and enjoy some long term forex-related articles - pieces digesting the events for the long run, educational posts, industry news and more. Enjoy! In t

[Video] QE2 Long Term Effect on EUR/USD, Central Banks’ Actions and More

Posted: 05 Nov 2010 12:00 PM PDT

Chief Markets Analyst of FX Solutions, Joseph Trevisani, analyzes the desired effects of the second quantitative easing - a weaker dollar, something the Fed cannot admit.  Speaking with Julie Sinha on Forex TV, Trevisani marked the next levels for

Canadian Dollar at Parity with USD on Building Permits

Posted: 05 Nov 2010 07:24 AM PDT

The Canadian dollar matches one American one. The strengthening of the loonie came as a reaction to a great housing report in Canada, and surprisingly not on important employment figures in both countries. Canadian employment figures leaped by 15

AUD/USD Nov. 5 – Non-Farm Payrolls Ignored – Pushing Forward

Posted: 05 Nov 2010 06:09 AM PDT

AUD/USD settled nicely above parity, at new all time highs after the QE2 decision. It shrugged off the good Non-Farm Payrolls report in the US.Will it close higher?  Here's a quick update on technicals, fundamentals and community trends. A

Non-Farm Payrolls Triple Expectations – EUR/USD Falls

Posted: 05 Nov 2010 05:44 AM PDT

151K jobs were added in the US in October, triple than expected. Non-Farm Payrolls were expected to show only 50-60K. The unemployment rate remained at 9.6% as expected. Signs of change? EUR/USD is back to the levels it saw before QE2. The Aussie rem
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