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- Forex Weekly Outlook – September 20-24
- Forex Articles for the Weekend September 18
- EUR/USD Loses Uptrend Channel on Risk Aversion
Forex Weekly Outlook – September 20-24 Posted: 18 Sep 2010 02:00 AM PDT The FOMC meeting is the highlight of a busy week, with US figures dominating the scene: home sales, durable goods orders and building permits. Here’s an outlook for the major events in the upcoming week. Japanese are on holiday on Monday and on Thursday, yet the BOJ will probably follow up on the big intervention to weaken the yen. It will also be interesting to see how the Irish debt issues wind up in the upcoming week.
That’s it for the major events this week. Stay tuned for coverages on specific currencies, including technical analysis. Further reading:
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Forex Articles for the Weekend September 18 Posted: 17 Sep 2010 03:00 PM PDT After a roller coaster week, the markets are closed, and its time to sit back and read some more long-term articles. Here are my favorites from all over the web. Enjoy: Exactly one month is left until the new 50:1 leverage limit is applied in the US. It will be interesting to see how traders react.
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EUR/USD Loses Uptrend Channel on Risk Aversion Posted: 17 Sep 2010 07:58 AM PDT EUR/USD traded in a steep uptrend channel (graph below). Starting with another reminder of debt issues from Ireland and with a contribution of weak American consumer sentiment, risk aversive trading sent the below uptrend support. The Anglo-Irish bank is struggling to pay its debt. Now owned by the Irish government, the options for financing this debt don’t look good. The Irish government can fund the huge debt and suffer from weaker growth. This isn’t likely. Another option is to make a “haircut” – meaning that the bank will either default on debt or have owner absorb some of it – meaning that German and French pension funds will pay the price for holding the Irish bonds. Another option is to use the European safety net to tackle it. In any case, this isn’t Euro-positive – yet another reminder that the debt issues cannot be put under the carpet. These news, originating in an Irish opinion article, and in the meantime being denied, were the first blow on the Euro’s steep rise. Also other currencies suffered against the dollar. As the mood turned to risk aversion once again, US consumer sentiment joined the club with a weaker than expected score – 66.8 instead of 70.2. At least for now, we’ve returned to bad US figures = stronger US dollar. Risk aversion. EUR/USD dropped below the uptrend support line. It then made an attempt to get back into the channel. This attempt failed. A dip under the 1.3050 support line wasn’t confirmed at the moment. The lines below are 1.2960, 1.2920 and 1.2840. Above, 1.3110, 13267 and 1.3435. Want to see what other traders are doing in real accounts? Check out Currensee. It's free.. |
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