General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR/USDeased by 18 points after the release of the ECB monthly report which seemed to indicate that more stimulus would be forthcoming from the central bank. The currency is trading at 1.3623. Today’s ECB Monthly Report repeated the latest monetary policy statement,… read more
Weekly
An in-depth market summary of the previous week’s foreign exchange trading movements, the weekly outlook presents the forex market moving events and data releases which impacted major currencies and commodities. Discussion of future events and indicators in the coming week which are likely to influence the foreign exchange market are discussed. The general expectation of these releases and the implications going forward are also explained in detail.
Technical analysis of the major currencies and gold at present time is also provided to highlight where the market is positioned and to assist in calculating the extent to which any move in the major currencies and gold could have upon release of future data.
Easy-Forex Weekly Outlook
June 30, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR/USD gained this week to close at 1.3634 as the US dollar tumbled on lackluster economics data which pushed the greenback to a recent low. The U.S. dollar edged lower on Friday against a basket of major currencies and looked set for… read more
Easy-Forex Weekly Outlook
June 23, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR/USD bounced around all week to end at 1.3588 more or less where it started out the week. The US dollar gained momentum and then turned downward this week on steady The U.S. currency had the biggest weekly decline against the euro… read more
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June 17, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR/USD eased most of the week after the ECB announcement the week before. The pair is trading at 1.3537. When the European Central Bank announced its new policy measures last week, most of the commentary focused on the introduction of negative interest… read more
Easy-Forex Weekly Outlook
May 27, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR/USD continued to decline ahead of the June ECB meeting where it is expected that the bank will offer some new form of stimulus to help the economy as inflation continues to decline, manufacturing and GDP falter. The euro closed at 1.3632after… read more
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May 19, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR: TheEUR/USDtumbled this week to 1.3706 as it became more likely that the ECB would add stimulus after a disastrous GDP print. In Europe, France, Germany, Italy, and the general Eurozone are also releasing GDP numbers that are expected to reflect a… read more
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May 12, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR: TheEUR/USD tumbled from 1.3994 to close the week at 1.3767 after Mr. Draghi talked down the euro after the ECB held rates and policy. Mario Draghi more or less promised stimulus in June if growth had not accelerated along with inflation…. read more
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May 5, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The EUR: The EUR/USD ended the week at 1.3876 after opening the week at 1.3839. The currency rose steadily this week as eurozone CPI and unemployment data gave the ECB a chance to duck out on adding additional stimulus. Economics have revised higher… read more
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April 29, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s Currency Trading Review: The Euro: The EUR/USD closed the week at 1.3836 gaining steadily all week after traders listened to more rhetoric from ECB officials and Draghi. There were virtually no expectations of any shifts by the U.S Fed at their policy meeting on Tuesday and… read more
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April 14, 2014General Commentary Last Week’s currency trading review: The Euro: The EUR/USD closed the week at 1.3897 unable to sustain the 1.39 price which triggers technical selling each time prices break over. There is no reason for the euro to remain so strong, but the success of the Greek bond sales… read more