Showing posts with label Forex Trading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forex Trading. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2013

HOT FOREX 100% Credit Bonus Benefits for a limited time only

We are pleased to announce the launch of our Flex Bonus Program
which includes the re-launched 100% Credit Bonus and the newly launched 30% Rescue Bonus.
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Daily Currency Report Wed Dec - 11

Forex Market Update

This morning the greenback is trading higher as investors welcomed the deal for easing automatic spending cuts in the US, which would pin down the threat of yet another government shutdown in the US. However, the deal still needs a nod from the Senate and House members to come into effect.
see more at : Daily Currency Report We Dec -11

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Intraday Analysis Update Wed Dec - 11

Intraday Markets

Could USA oil supplies data cause WTI oil to flirt with the critical $100 a barrel level?

Wednesday sees the publication of USA oil supplies data, expected to print at -5.6 bn barrels, whilst the USA federal budget balance is expected to print at $154.6 bn, significantly worsening from the previous month's figure of $91.6 bn. In New Zealand the cash rate is announced, predicted to stay the same at 2.5%. The press conference, the rate statement and the policy statement will accompany the announcement of the base interest rate, finally later that evening the RBNZ governor Wheeler will conduct a conference.
see more at : Intraday Analysis Update Wed Dec - 11

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Wednesday, December 11, 2013

EUR / CHF - Tue Dec 10 - Get your Entry Levels, Stop Loss and Take Profit Targets now!

EURCHF grinds at Support
Timeframe: D1 Recommendation: Long Positionsee more at :

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Intraday Analysis Update Tue Dec -10

ECOFIN meetings might affect Euro direction, whilst important USA economic data is published in the New York session see more at : 

Intraday Analysis Update Tue Dec -10


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Daily Currency Report Tue Dec -10

Forex Market Update

This morning the greenback lost momentum, reversing its yesterday’s gains that came after few US Fed regional Presidents hinted a significant possibility of a policy taper during the next week’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. see more at :


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Monday, December 9, 2013

Intraday Analysis Update Mon Dec - 9

Intraday Markets
China's trade surplus reaches a four year high as exports rise signalling strength returning to the world’s second largest economy

Sunday evening's trading session sees a raft of information published from Japan, the final GDP figure is predicted to come in at 0.4%, with the final GDP price predicted to come in at -0.3%, bank lending should come in at 2% improvement - See more at:Intraday Analysis Update Mon Dec - 9
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Monday, December 2, 2013

START TRADING NOW ON THE WORLD'S FIRST CONTEST ARENA - XM

INTRODUCING XM CONTESTS

Online forex broker, XM, is proud to announce that it has launched the world’s first forex Contest Arena. This fully functional Contest Arena is a web-based interface that gives registered clients the opportunity to register to as many forex contests as they wish. Once clients register for a contest through the Contest Arena, trading for the contest is carried out through the MT4 platform, without any of the restrictions or complications that are usually associated with traditional forex tournaments. - See more at:

START TRADING NOW ON THE WORLD'S FIRST CONTEST ARENA - XM


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Saturday, January 26, 2013

NETTO TRADE :Strong German Ifo data




Strong German Ifo data; Repayment of the 1st LTRO begins; British Q4 GDP Negative. Market turns to Canadian CPI and new home sales.
The greenback is mixed in the ongoing session. It is weaker against EUR and CHF, flat against NZD and stronger against the rest of the majors. European equities are gaining around 0.6%. CHF leads and JPY lags.
The common currency pushed higher across the board on the back of improving Ifo data. Business climate rose in January to 104.2 from 102.4 which marked the third increase in a row; current assessment improved to 108.0 from 107.1 and the expectations sub index increased to 100.5 from 98.0. Yesterday's solid PMIs and today's strong Ifo confirm improving conditions in Europe's largest economy.
Another factor behind the euro strength is the ECB announcement that banks will repay EUR 137.159 bln out of EUR 489.19 outstanding in early repayment of the first 3 year LTRO. 278 banks too part in the first repayment, MNI reports. EURUSD rose to 1.3463 and now trades around 1.3435.
GBP came under pressure after British Q4 GDP declined more than economists anticipated. On quarterly basis the economy shrank 0.3% after Q3 0.9% growth and on annual basis GDP was flat while market forecasted 0.2% growth. Triple dip recession now seems more than just a possibility.  GBPUSD fell to 1.5744 before bouncing to 1.5780 and EURGBP trades near session highs around 0.8515.
The US session begins at 8:30 am ET with Canadian CPI that is anticipated to rise 1.2% in December from November's 0.8% y/y while the core figure is seen rising to 1.4% from 1.2%. New home sales that are due at 10:00 am ET are anticipated to slow to 2.1% in December from prior 4.4%.
 



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Friday, January 4, 2013

Forex Trading: US Non-Farm Payrolls Set To Create Significant Market Volatility


US Non-Farm Payrolls Set to Create Significant Market Volatility Today
Speculations that US lawmakers will be unable to reach an agreement to boost the nation’s borrowing limit before the government runs out of money in the next two-months, boosted safe-haven assets yesterday. Both the US dollar and Japanese yen saw upward movement as a result against their higher-yielding currency rivals. Today, the main piece of economic news is likely to be the US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report, set to be released at 13:30 GMT. Widely considered the most important indicator on the forex calendar, the NFP report is certain to generate significant market volatility.
Economic News
USD – All Eyes on US Employment Data Today
The US dollar saw gains against most of its main currency rivals yesterday, as attention shifted away from the recent “fiscal cliff” agreement, to the US debt ceiling. Lawmakers now have two month’s to reach an agreement to raise the nation’s borrowing limit before the government runs out of money. Concerns that an agreement will not be reached in time led to risk aversion, which boosted the safe-haven greenback.
The USD/CHF gained close to 50 pips during the European session to eventually trade as high as 0.9241, before a minor downward correction brought the pair to 0.9229. The GBP/USD fell more than 90 pips during the same time period to trade as low as 1.6143 before bouncing back to the 1.6170 level.
Today, all eyes will be on the US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) figure, set to be released at 13:30 GMT. Analysts are predicting that US employers added 135K jobs in December, slightly less than November’s final result of 146K. If the indicator comes in below the expected level, safe-haven currencies like the USD and JPY could see bullish movement before markets close for the weekend. Conversely, a better than expected NFP report will likely boost riskier assets, including crude oil, the euro and the AUD.


Disclaimer The analysis we provide is based on the average estimate of price movements in one day. Does not guarantee what we deliver is actually a proper and correct. Everything that happens in the decisions you make on your trading transaction is to be Your responsibilities. Flag Counter Visit Us www.deryworldscorp.web.id

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