Daily forex forecast – 07/12/2010
The Aussie opens marginally lower against the greenback today at 0.9890.
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Daily Forex Signals on EURUSD, USDCHF, AUDUSD, USDCAD and EURCHF by FXToday.co.uk
Latest trading recommendations. Free delayed updates: posted at 13.00 GMT, 08.00 EST) December 2nd 2010
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Daily forex forecast – 01/12/2010
The Australian dollar is struggling to hold its own above 96 cents of late as economic headlines are dominated by risk.
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Daily forex forecast – 24/11/2010
The Aussie opens sharply lower today at 0.9710 as risk appetite took a nosedive overnight. In the absence of any market-moving economic data, European sovereign debt concerns continued to occupy the minds of investors during local trade on Tuesday.
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Daily Outlook – North Korea Shelling Sparks Stock Plunge
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) the market broke out of its recent range to the downside with stocks and most currencies plunging on fresh risk aversion. News that North Korea had shelled a South Korean Island and killed military personal and wounded civilians sent stocks falling sharply. FOMC Minutes als.
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The eToro Forex Blog: Your Daily Dose of Forex Info
Since its launch earlier this year, eToro.net – the eToro blog, has become a staple in many traders’ daily forex experience, including traders who trade with platforms other than eToro. The reason for this is that eToro has maintained the simplified approach to forex that has given rise to the eToro platform in the eToro blog as well. Many traders, novices in particular, don’t have the time and patience to decode the complex economic lingo that is so often used by both forex providers and forex analysts alike. The simple language used by eToro’s forex experts and analysts in the eToro blog works just as well to describe all the latest forex news trends and events that are so crucial for traders to define their short term and long term trading strategies, without alienating those forex enthusiasts who are yet unfamiliar with all the terms.
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Weekly and daily analyses aside, eToro.net also presents traders with a great archive of general knowledge concerning currencies, economic events, market indicators and trading strategies. The fact that it is free to access to all traders regardless of their affiliation makes it a superb online forex resource that can be very enriching for any trader looking to make more informed trading decisions.
Daily forex forecast – 16/11/2010
Motor vehicle sale figures in Australia for October decreased by -0.6% compared to the month prior.
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Struggling Newsweek joins with fledgling Web site Daily Beast
The Daily Beast Web site and Newsweek magazine will announce Friday that they are partnering to form a company that will give the ailing newsmagazine some new-media energy and the fledgling Web site a modicum of old-media credibility, according to people who have knowledge of the agreement.
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Daily forex forecast – 09/11/2010
A brief US Dollar rally saw the Aussie lose ground during onshore trade yesterday with a minor increase in October Job Advertisements failing to provide any support.
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Daily strategy 08-11-10 – Dollar dependent on Euro weakness
There have been increased fears surrounding the Euro-zone debt markets as Irish and Portuguese markets continued to weaken with increased fears that buyers were shunning both markets as credit-default swaps widen. This will continue to have a negative impact on the Euro and sentiment could deteriorate rapidly.
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