Consolidated trading was the general rule of thumb on Tuesday. The USD did lose some ground to the EUR and GBP, therefore finishing the day essentially where it started off this week’s trading. The equity markets globally...
Without any major economic data being released on Monday investors were forced to trade off of existing sentiment. And the sentiment is generally not positive, that being said traders are able to make money from both sides...
U.S. jobless data on Friday delivered a hard body punch to investors. The expectation going into Friday for the Non Farm Employment Change numbers was 161k, but the result was a mere 54k jobs added. To make...
The jobless numbers will be released from the U.S. today and because of this the broad markets can be expected to practice caution before the figures are known. The EUR continued to hammer away at the USD...
The markets responded with mixed results on Tuesday as full volume returned. The EUR was able to hold onto its previous gains and did show an ability to move upwards still. This occurred as news was reported...
Full volume will return to the broad markets today a day after the U.S. and the U.K. both had holidays. The USD continued a slide on Monday against the EUR and GBP. But trading was thin at...
The markets should prove rather cautious today as the U.K. and the U.S. both commemorate holidays. As trading ended on Friday the USD finished at the weaker side of its range against the EUR and GBP. Wall...
Skeptics were given GDP data from the U.S. on Thursday that confirmed that the American economy is not doing as well as official estimates have pronounced. The Prelim GDP yesterday came in with a result of 1.8%...
Economic data from the United States and the U.K. continued to mirror projections that the global economy is facing hurdles. The Core Durable Goods Orders numbers from the U.S. on Wednesday came in negative. While the GDP...
The USD bounced back in late trading on Tuesday after giving up some of its gains earlier on Tuesday. The Greenback continues to build on risk adverse sentiment that is being generated from the European Union. Greece...
