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Thursday afternoon the Federal Reserve launched a second round of quantitative easing. The Fed announced its much anticipated decision to buy an additional $600 billion of Treasuries. Following the announcement the dollar traded near its 2010 low...
AUD/USD has confirmed weekly wave 5 by breaking above 1.0002. Now, within this wave there’s a set of 4 subwaves (colored red) with corrective wave 4 developing.
AUDJPY AUDJPY has been difficult to trade recently, chopping back in forth since the September jump in the yen. Price retested the level set before the Bank of Japan intervened, and has rocketed up higher since, breaking...
USD/CHF: For the last three weeks, an important uptrend corrected the previous direction of the pair until a very important resistance on the daily graph: 0.9933.USD/CAD: The navigation started a few weeks ago was stopped in the...
The USD traded in a rather predictable range against the major currencies on Tuesday as the U.S. midterm elections were held. The results of the election are nearly in and it is evident that the Republicans have...
The U.S. dollar dropped against most of the major currencies, especially the euro, ahead of the Congressional Election results. The main reason for the dollar’s fall is the speculation regarding asset purchases by the Federal Reserve.
Market Review – 02/11/2010 23:07 GMTEuro rallies against dollar on speculation of Fed easing The single currency surged against dollar on Tuesday as investors forecasted that U.S. Fed will announce the second round of quantitative easing on...
AUD/USD is about to continue the long term uptrend and develop wave 5 of weekly degree. As far as wave count on smaller timeframes is concerned, this pair is developing wave C of the med term uptrend...
The next FOMC quantitative easing measures are driving the markets. Asian and European trading sessions: Euro: On Monday the EUR/USD rate showed maximums around the $1.4010 mark, and decreased to $1.3950.