posted by
lytman02
2 days ago
in USD, JPY, Monthly
made popular 1 day 23 hours ago
Good day ladies and gents. Well, it’s been a pleasant couple of months or even years for the Japanese yen bulls. As you can see, the USDJPY has sunk for 4 consecutive months in a row! It’s actually been on a downward slope since the last quarter
posted by
topforexnews
9 days ago
in Fundamental, Monthly, Agriculture
made popular 9 days ago
In his video interview to Bloomberg, Jonathan Barratt of Sydney based Commodity Broking Services Pty Ltd says that rice is currently offers a good value compared to other grains and commodities.
posted by
thegeekknows
18 days ago
in USD, EUR, Monthly
made popular 17 days ago
Hope this shows you the horror of margin calls from NFP.
posted by
DailyFX
44 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, Monthly
made popular 44 days ago
US Dollar volatility against the Euro and other major currency pairs has made foreign currency trading more popular than ever, but the influx of new traders has often been met with the loss of old as many traders do poorly amidst volatile markets
posted by
DailyFX
47 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Monthly
made popular 47 days ago
The U.S. University of Michigan consumer sentiment index for the month of July plunged to 66.5 from 76.0 in June to exceed economists’ expectations of 74.0.
posted by
commodityblog
48 days ago
in Fundamental, Monthly, Agriculture
made popular 48 days ago
Sugar prices tend to be unpredictable, as they demonstrated at the first half of this year, slumping dramatically instead of rising, as traders expected. Recently the prices showed signs of some recovery, though. So, where do we stand now, what c
posted by
DailyFX
49 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Monthly
made popular 49 days ago
After a brief reprieve, the dollar continued its month-long decline this past week. The selling pressure behind the world’s most liquid currency is a coming from both speculative and fundamental sources.
posted by
DailyFX
71 days ago
in GBP, Fundamental, Monthly
made popular 71 days ago
The Bank of England minutes for the month of June showed that the decision to keep interest rates at 0.5 percent was not unanimous as policy maker Andrew Sentance said it is appropriate to “gradually withdraw” BOE stimulus measures amid inflation
posted by
topforexnews
77 days ago
in Monthly, Agriculture, Metals
made popular 77 days ago
Video: Michael Hewson of CMC Markets speaks about the confirmation of the so called “death cross” in the broad commodity index chart. It’s a cross of the 50-day moving average below 100-day moving average.