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Forex trading crowds remain aggressively long US Dollars against all major counterparts, giving us strong contrarian signal to sell into US Dollar weakness. Indeed, the number of traders long the USD versus the Euro surged 40% through the past week’s trade.
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2009
EURUSD - Euro Forecast Remains Bullish on Sentiment Extremes GBPUSD - British Pound Outlook Positive Against US Dollar USDJPY - Japanese Yen Forecast to Gain Further against USD USDCHF - Swiss Franc Trading Bias Bullish on Sentiment USDCAD - Canadian Dollar Forecast to Gain Further
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September
2009
Interbank FX, a global provider of online off exchange retail foreign currency (Forex/FX) trading technology and services, announced today the …
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September
2009
In forex, what are the commodity pairs? In forex, the commodity pairs consist of the heavily-traded currency pairs and contain the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars as part of the pairing.
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2009
* Dollar remains near this year’s low vs euro
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2009
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)–The dollar continued to sag Thursday under the weight of renewed risk appetite, as the euro notched a fresh nine-month high against the greenback before retreating slightly.
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September
2009
SALT LAKE CITY—-Interbank FX, a global provider of online off exchange retail foreign currency trading technology and services, announced today the private label version of its MT4 Forex trading platform is now available globally.
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September
2009
* Dlr index hits 1-year low, euro matches 2009 peak
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2009
FXstreet.com (Córdoba) – Dollar lost most of earlier gains against the Canadian Dollar.
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September
2009
China’s FX reserves still on the rise, $2.1 Trillion at the end of June. Japan Q2 GDP +0.6%. NZ food price index -0.9% in August. China says will maintain fiscal and monetary measures to help the country recover.
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