Showing posts with label forexgen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forexgen. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 August 2008
Become a Successful Day Trader With ForexGen
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Sunday, 17 August 2008
ForexGen | Dollar Bounces on Confidence

The greenback rallied across the board in the Tuesday, pushing the euro lower by over two big figures to 1.5554 – its highest level in a month and rising to 108.30 against the yen. A combination of a further retreat in oil prices and a better-than-expected reading in the Conference Board’s consumer confidence survey sparked the dollar’s gains and a rally in the US equity bourses. Traders shrugged off a disappointing Case-Schiller home price survey, which posted its steepest fall on record, down by 15.8% in May versus 15.3% a month earlier. Instead, markets lauded the better-than-forecast consumer confidence report, which bested estimates for a decline to 50 from 50.4, printing at 51.9 in July. The upbeat confidence survey marked its first increase since December and revealed a decline in 1-year consumer inflation expectations to 7.6% from the record high of 7.7% a month earlier.
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ForexGen | The Nikkei 225 recovers 13,000, despite the decline in USD/JPY

Forex: The USD is weaker against most currencies as the WSJ notes that the greenback may be due for profit taking following the recent gains. Also the gains in commodities prices are weighing on the USD. The EUR is currently above $1.4700, USD/CHF is below 1.0950 and USD/JPY is below 110.50. Additionally the NZD and AUD are both higher against the USD, as AUD/USD moved above 87 cents. Although the yen is gaining against the USD and GBP, the Japanese currency is weaker against the NZD, AUD and EUR.
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ForexGen | Trade Desk Thoughts: U.K. Rightmove House Prices

Release Explanation: This report gauges the costs of homes in the United Kingdom. The figure is based on surveyors' opinions on the state of the market. As an economic indicator, it measures sales of newly built and existing homes. A fall in house prices indicates a weak housing market, which generally reflects a weakening overall economy.
Trade Desk Thoughts: This report has been in decline since May and this month is no better with a reading of negative 2.3. Average asking prices for homes in the U.K. have fallen 4.8 percent from a year earlier and 2.3 percent from last month alone. Unsold homes are also hitting new highs, rising from last month’s 77 to 78 in August. This may be the lowest number of transactions since 1959. Mortgage approvals also fell to the lowest level since at least June of 1999.
Forex Technical Reaction: Although this is not a top tier release, the sterling is seeing weakness after this release while currently 10 pips above the neutral pivot point.
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