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Title: Lack of Greek Deal Sends EUR Tumbling
The euro was largely bearish yesterday, after Greece once again failed to come to an agreement with its creditors to restructure its debt. Losses were seen against most of its main currency rivals, including the US dollar, Japanese yen and British pound. Today, in addition to any euro-zone developments that may occur, traders will want to pay attention to a speech from the US Fed Chairman at 15:00 GMT. Any positive statements could help the USD extend its recent bullish trend. Economic News ...

Title: Technical analysis of the AUD/USD parity on February 7th, 2012
Commentary of the AUD/USD parity: The pair AUD/USD has found support yesterday on 1.07 and is currently testing again the resistance at 1.08. The pair is still moving above its falling wedge and above a bullish slant (blue line). All indicators are bullish. We continue to advise long positions as far as 1.0650 is support. The breakout of 1.08 and 1.09 will both give a new buy signal. In case of return below 1.0650, we will wait a breakout of 1.06 to advise short positions. See the ...

Title: SunBirdFX Daily Market Analysis : 02/06/2012
www.sunbirdfx.com The US stock markets closed another amazing week of risings on the background of the best unemployment rate in 3 years, which pushed the markets up. The US economy created 243K new jobs, whereas analysts' expectations were a growth of 150K new jobs. This reduced the unemployment rate from 8.5% to 8.3%, mainly because many job seekers compromised on part-time jobs, but it is still an encouraging data regarding the largest economy. In Europe, the Greek problems is not solved ...

Title: Positive Jobs Report Boosts USD
The USD saw gains across the board on Friday, following a significantly better than expected US Non-Farm Payrolls figure that helped boost confidence in the US economic recovery. Perhaps most significantly, the USD/JPY came off its recent three-month low. The news calmed fears that the Bank of Japan would soon intervene to limit yen growth. This week, Greece is likely to be back in the headlines as investors eagerly await news of a possible debt-swap deal. Any positive developments are likely ...

Title: Oil up sharply on U.S. jobs surge, Iran
Brent crude prices rose to a near three-month peak on Friday in heavy volume trading after a report showed the U.S. economy in January created jobs at the fastest pace in nine months, fueling hopes of stronger demand in the top petroleum-consuming nation. Both Brent and U.S. crude extended gains late as the euro recovered against the dollar and as oil investors covered short positions ahead of the weekend, eyeing simmering tensions between tensions with the West over Tehran's nuclear program. ...

Title: Yen intervention risks mount before U.S. jobs data
The dollar teetered near three-month lows versus the yen on Friday, as risks for a move towards record lows mounted before U.S. jobs data, keeping alive the threat of official intervention to weaken the Japanese currency. Japanese Finance Minister Jun Azumi said on Friday speculative yen buying had gathered pace since last week and repeated that he was ready to act decisively to counter "one-sided" moves. The euro and the Australian dollar struggled to make much headway as a dip in Chinese non- ...

Title: US Non-Farm Payrolls Set to Generate Heavy Volatility
Today's US Non-Farm Payrolls figure, widely considered the most significant economic indicator on the forex calendar, is set to generate heavy trading today. At the moment, analysts are predicting that the US added somewhere around 150K jobs in January. Should the final result come in below expectations the USD may come under renewed pressure to close out the week. Economic News USD - Negative Euro-Zone News Gives USD Temporary Boost Fresh concerns regarding Greece's debt negotiations sent ...

Title: Euro weighed by uncertainty over Greece
What’s new: Forex: Euro headed for weekly decline against majors; Aussie struggles on Chinese data Forex: Dollar close to record low versus yen Global Markets: Markets muted ahead of US jobs data Japan: Finance minister Azumi warns on ‘one-sided’ moves in USD/JPY, traders wary of possible intervention Euro zone: Spain and France attract solid demand at bond auctions China: Non-manufacturing PMI declines sharply in January, hurts riskier currencies United States: US jobs report scheduled for 14: ...

Title: Risk currencies struggle on China data; U.S. jobs eyed
The euro and the Australian dollar struggled to make much headway in Asia on Friday as a dip in Chinese non-manufacturing data weighed on sentiment ahead of a key jobs report in the United States. China's non-manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 52.9 in January from 56 the month before, prompting traders to lighten positions in risk currencies. That sent the euro to an intraday low of $1.3114, while the Aussie nudged down 0.2 percent to $1.0692. They recouped most of the losses ...



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