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- Submitted Aug 25, 2014|From marketpulse.com

A slight of hand, a change of heart and CBanks policy makers are about to change the rulebooks on monetary policy. To date, the forex market has been cocooned by a G10 low rate monetary policy resulting in a "low volume, low volatility" trading ...
- Submitted Aug 22, 2014|From marketpulse.com|2 comments

It's no surprise to see Capital Market relatively subdued ahead of the two keynote speakers at Jackson Hole Economic Symposium later today. Fed Chair Ms. Yellen speaks at 10am EST, while ECB's Draghi - who's unlikely to be "out" dovished by his ...
- Submitted Aug 21, 2014|From marketpulse.com

There's chatter in the market that Jackson Hole, beginning today, could be a currency event, another type of Plaza accord. Up until now, the market had been solely on the lookout for any hawkish comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen presentation at ...
- Submitted Aug 20, 2014|From marketpulse.com

Currently, the Central Banker remains at the 'core' for most of the forex moves. Governor Stevens at the RBA is trying hard to jawbone his own currency, the Aussie dollar, lower. While the 'chameleon' Governor Carney at the BoE seems to be confusing ...
- Submitted Aug 18, 2014|From marketpulse.com|4 comments

The BoE's Governor Carney is certainly keeping Capital Market's on its toes when it comes to signposting a potential shift in U.K interest rate policy. In overnight price action the pound gained ground against both the EUR (€0.8000) and USD ...
- Submitted Aug 15, 2014|From marketpulse.com

Weak global data has the market again pricing the lower-for-longer mantra mostly in play by the main central banks. Investors this week were exposed to a multitude of weaker economic reports from Japan to Europe and even the U.S. Similarly, Bank of ...
- Submitted Aug 13, 2014|From marketpulse.com

Volatility in the forex market space has been in short supply throughout this year. If anything, it has been regionally contained by CBanks policy and this despite the uptick to both geopolitical and economic event risks. Sustainable forex ...
- Submitted Aug 11, 2014|From marketpulse.com

Modest risk is being applied across the various asset classes, with investors believing that major political concerns that drove stocks lower, bond prices and the dollar higher last week have somewhat abated. The market continues to distinguish ...
- Submitted Aug 8, 2014|From marketpulse.com

While varying degrees of geopolitical tensions whipsaws investors, a paltry net gain of 200 jobs in Canada in July is pummeling the loonie bulls as their labor market continues to misfire. The street was looking for a healthy reply to June's ...
- Submitted Aug 8, 2014|From marketpulse.com|1 comment

Forex is beginning to buckle, commodities looks like bending, while equities are doing their best not to snap as investors and dealers rebalance their portfolios over global tensions and questionable growth. Only day's ago, the IMF commented that ...
- Submitted Aug 7, 2014|From marketpulse.com|10 comments

Summer holiday's, what summer holiday's? It near impossible to take your eyes off the trading screens, in doing so, one may misinterpret the next event or geopolitical risk that has been thrown at capital markets in the most unique of times. Market ...
- Submitted Aug 6, 2014|From marketpulse.com|3 comments

It's not a surprise to the forex landscape that market movement remains somewhat beholding to Central Bank rate announcements, and less so to geopolitical and fundamental risks. This week we still have two of the biggest Central Banks to report - ...
- Submitted Aug 5, 2014|From marketpulse.com|1 comment

A number of Central Bank monetary policy rate announcements, combined with few G10 jobs reports will dominate the fundamental horizon for the remainder of this week. Already the forex market has taken a curve ball with the release of a record-low ...
- Submitted Aug 1, 2014|From marketpulse.com

It looks like it, it feels like it, and for the sake of forex investors everywhere, it seems the market is finally trying to price in the long-awaited USD rally. Currency and CFD (contract for difference) trading is on the rise as a result of the ...
- Submitted Aug 1, 2014|From marketpulse.com

The 18-member single unit has its work cut out if there is any hope to gain sustainable traction. There are a plethora of negatives currently impeding the EUR's rise in the short term despite the modest miss in Friday's nonfarm payrolls (NFP) ...
- Submitted Jul 31, 2014|From marketpulse.com

The forex market has had a little bit of everything thrown at itself over the past 24-hours. It looks like an asset class that wants to make up for lost time in a hurry. Finally, fundamental and technical themes are beginning to join the dots that ...
- Submitted Jul 28, 2014|From marketpulse.com

Last week saw global markets fluctuate between corporate earning's and geopolitical conflicts. There was an excess of negative news out of Israel and eastern Ukraine, with each regions headline's countering much of the decent US and Euro quarterly ...
- Submitted Jul 26, 2014|From marketpulse.com|2 comments

The EUR continues to be pared back, and now through significant technical and psychological levels (new yearly lows below €1.3473). The much talked about €1.3400 (€1B vanilla) option barrier test seems inevitable, especially on fresh momentum. The ...
- Submitted Jul 25, 2014|From marketpulse.com|4 comments

Markets may still be underpricing geopolitical risk to a certain extent, but no one has told that to the main commodity currencies as they continue to struggle. The Kiwi remains under pressure from Governor Wheeler at the RBNZ "dovish tightening" ...
- Submitted Jul 24, 2014|From marketpulse.com|4 comments

The question on every investor’s lips is, “when will the Fed raise interest rates?” Global currency markets continue to flounder in an environment of low volatility and volume despite being punctuated by periods of geopolitically induced risk ...