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November
2009
Forex options markets volatility expectations have dropped considerably from their recent peaks, but relatively elevated volatility across US Dollar pairs suggests that we may continue to see significant price moves in the week ahead.
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11th
November
2009
Mumbai, Nov 11 (PTI) The Bombay Stock Exchange is working on trading in different categories like debts, interest rate derivatives, forex and power, a top official said.
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11th
November
2009
ActivTrades announces its attendance of the 5th Middle East Forex Expo held in Dubai at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel on the 17th and 18th of November.
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11th
November
2009
Any favorable Sterling reaction to some initial broad based USD selling and a much better than expected claimant count, has been easily offset by a much more downbeat Bank of England Quarterly Inflation Report which ultimately still expresses great concern for the medium-term outlook of the UK economy.
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11th
November
2009
A sharp reactionary rebound in risk appetite through much of the past year has produced aggressive rallies in oil, gold and most major currencies against the US Dollar.
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11th
November
2009
Oil may rise after China, the world’s second-largest consumer of crude, reported better than expected industrial production data, while technical positioning suggests gold may be setting up for a turn lower from record highs.
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11th
November
2009
NZD/USD – The latest rally out from 0.7080 is now classed as corrective rather than a bullish continuation, with weekly studies already rolling over from overbought and warning of a major shift in the structure.
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11th
November
2009
USD/CAD – The recent price action is classed as consolidative with our underlying bias still grossly constructive. While Monday’s close below 1.0600 is somewhat concerning, we do not anticipate that setbacks below the figure will be sustainable.
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11th
November
2009
USD/CHF – We continue to retain a constructive outlook for the pair despite the underlying bearish trend with medium-term studies overextended and warning of a more meaningful corrective rally.
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11th
November
2009
USD/JPY – Difficult to determine whether we are undergoing some bearish consolidation within the broader underlying downtrend, or are in the process of carving out some form of a short-term base.
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