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Better Data Drives Risk On, Fed QE3 Off
The Week Ahead
Highlights
Better data drives risk on, Fed QE3 off
Still waiting on a Greek debt deal
Central banks' decisions on tap
Better data drives risk on, Fed QE3 off
The past week ended with a string of better-than-expected data releases from key major economies, suggesting the global recovery may avoid a more worrisome downturn. Mostly better than expected PMI's from Europe, UK, China and the US were supplemented on Friday by a much stronger US employment report than was ...
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Currencies Mixed After The Big NFP
After a quiet start for today’s session, where currencies were trading within a tight range in anticipation for the king of reports; the main risk-event for today in the form of the employment report; the NFP came to break the silence as it screamed 243,000 new jobs were surprisingly added to the economy, the numbers came way off market consensus of 150k. The unemployment rate slipped to 8.3% from 8.5 in December, while economist expected a steady rate at 8.5%. These positive numbers were ...
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Importance Of Stop Loss Placement In Forex Trading.
FOREX TRADING: IMPORTANCE OF STOP LOSS PLACEMENT
A lot of traders do not believe in stop loss placement.
Some believe in mental stop loss placement. meaning that when they feel that a trade is not going their way, they will then cut it off.
That is so terribly wrong. Stop loss placement is one of the most crucial key if you want to make forex trading profitable.
Another mistake traders make is that they shift their stop loss. They shift it backwards, thinking that the trade will just go back ...
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Euro rebounds before jobs report, yet heading for a weekly drop
The euro rose against the U.S. dollar on Friday trading, yet probably heading for a weekly decline, on expectations U.S. jobs report will show rise in non-farm payrolls, thereby enhancing risk taking.
The main highlight of the day will be the awaited non-farm payrolls report from the U.S. due at 13:30 GMT. The change in non-farm payrolls is predicted to retreat to 140,000 in January from 200,000 in December, while unemployment will linger at 8.5%.
However, the euro will probably record a ...
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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- ...
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Forex - Stalled Greece Negotiations Will Weigh On Euro Going Forwar
Forex News and Events:
Talks between Greece and its private sector creditors have still not come to a conclusion and there has been a complete absence of updates on progress this week – raising the uncomfortable possibility that negotiations drag on into another week. The immediate consequences of this lack of resolution are clear; EURUSD has repeatedly failed to garner much buying interest up towards 1.3200 as investors remain concerned that talks may still fail, and risk appetite has failed ...
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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 ...
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Pictet Daily forex Analysis - 02/03/2012
China's official Purchasing Managers Index for non-manufacturing sectors fell to 52.9 in January from 56.0 in December.
Switzerland’s trade balance narrowed more than expected to CHF 2.07 billion in December from November’s downwardly revised figure of CHF2.95 billion. Economists had expected the trade surplus to narrow to CHF2.85 billion in December. Exports rose 6.1% to CHF15.63 billion in December, while imports climbed 7.6% to CHF13.56 billion. Switzerland’s total trade surplus for the year ...
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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: ...
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