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July 28th, 2011, EUR Bounces Back

As U.S. politicians carried on to play with fire on Wednesday investors essentially penalized the broad markets. The United states dollar gained towards most of the big currencies, though the momentum from the Greenback appears unconvincing at this point and more a part of systematic range trading. Gold dropped from its highs, however is not [...]

July 27th, 2011, Gold Shines On

  Gold climbed to fresh record highs on Tuesday maintaining its winning streak as safe havens with a feel of speculative flair were sought by investors. Unpredictability extended to split through the Forex markets as the EUR, GBP, JPY, and AUD all gained against the USD. Economic data from both Europe and the States completed [...]

July 26th, 2011, Deadlocked In D.C.

The EUR, GBP, and AUD all took strides against the United states dollar on Monday as politicians in the States remained deadlocked. The Debt Ceiling issue is causing tempers to elevate in Washington D.C. and investors are beginning to get fatigued of the conjestion. Fundamentally of the controversy in D.C. are disputes regarding spending cuts [...]

July 25th, 2011, Wall Street Regains its Position

Friday showcased that the markets carry on and deal with obstructions. Global equity markets discovered it was tough to turn in good results and the key indexes on Wall Street were mixed. The EUR continued at the better parts of its range against the USD. The Single Currency gained rapidly on Friday morning, but did [...]

July 21st, 2011, USD Facing Concerns

The E.U. begins their very much awaited emergency bailout convention for Greece today. This is simply not a reprint from a year ago folks, this is the second emergency bailout that Greece is about to acquire, and it may not be the last. The real question is not if the frontrunners of Europe will generate [...]

July 20th, 2011, Wall Street Bounces Back

Wall Street completed a good session on Tuesday. Investors seemed able to provide a ‘relief rally’ after the unsatisfying Monday. Washington in addition could raise risk appetite with a compromise proposal now revealed, which will increase the debt ceiling level for the States. Housing sector data which includes Building Permits and Housing Starts slightly surpassed [...]

July 19th, 2011, Sluggish Markets Dominate

The markets opened Monday’s trading with stressed sentiment and this went on into the day. The EUR started off the afternoon on a less strong foot as it was regarded lower primarily throughout the Asian and European trading sessions, nonetheless it was able to become stable as American volume began to enter in the markets. [...]

July 18th, 2011, Credibility In Question

Risk adverse trading carried on on Friday. The EUR/USD began the day on a cautious note and as investors went into the weekend the Single Currency began to present signs of plummeting. Gold carried on to trade in the vicinity of its record high and as of this morning the precious metal is about 1596.00 [...]

July 15th, 2011, USD Fights Back

The broad markets turned watchful on Thursday as investors started to prepare themselves for the results of today’s Stress Test comes from Europe. Although many consider these tests nothing more than a ‘confidence builder’ which feature an interesting mix of criteria that don’t essentially satisfy the expectations of several usually approved accounted concepts, the tests [...]

July 14th, 2011, A Dynamic Market

Wednesday confirmed to be another day of volatility in the Forex markets as the Euro improved up against the United states dollar along with other significant foreign currencies made their position known. The EUR began yesterday featuring some symptoms of security, but it was Federal reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke who set off fireworks when he [...]