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USD/CAD: Trading the US Crude Oil Inventories

May 10, 2016

US Crude Oil Inventories measures the change in the number of barrels held in inventory. The report is published each week. A reading which is higher than the market forecast is bullish for USD/CAD. Here are all the details, ...

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FX Hedging and Reducing Risk

May 10, 2016

I love to write, but I often don’t know what to write about.  My goal is to write about things that I have learned that other people could use.  So, I try to put myself in your shoes and determine what it is you would want to learn from me if ...

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AUD, JPY weakness continues – Live Market Open

May 10, 2016

The Japanese yen continued its path of weakness, falling to lower ground against the greenback. Also the Australian dollar is under pressure despite OK Chinese data. What’s next for the ever-stable EUR/USD? Join me for a live market open, hosted by FXStreet: walking...

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Gold investors are the most happiest this year

May 10, 2016

Back in the fourth quarter of 2015, when the Federal Reserve was contemplating hiking rates, many expected gold prices to fall. The bearish sentiment picked as gold prices fell nearly 10% between September 12 2015 and November 23 2015 on increasing chatter about the historic Fed rate hike. By December 2015, gold...

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AUD/USD: ‘Sell In May’ Seasonal Trade Is Unfolding – Barclays

May 10, 2016

The Australian dollar was hit by the RBA, but this is not the only thing in play: Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: Last week, we discussed the prospects of market conditions gradually turning less favourable for Asian currencies going into May. Indeed, the USD has turned around, as the “Sell in May” ...

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Greek Can Kicked again – this could get out of control

May 9, 2016

The Greek crisis was never resolved but it did take a winter break from the headlines. And now, like the flowers in the Spring, the Greek crisis is making a comeback, with the debt issue hanging over everybody’s heads. Will Europe manage to kick the can down the road to after...

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NZD/JPY: The Advantage of the Status Quo

May 9, 2016

On 29 January, the Bank of Japan took a significant step in its vigorous efforts to stimulate growth in the Japanese economy. “…The Bank will apply a negative interest rate of minus 0.1 percent to current accounts that financial institutions hold at the Bank. It ...

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Will the dollar strength prevail?

May 9, 2016

The US dollar emerged as a winner from the mixed NFP report but seems hesitant to continue forward on worries from Chinese trade data, a Saudi political shakeup and the Greek crisis which is back. The Eurogroup meetings are in the limelight with no solution in sight. With a high level of correlation, ...

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