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China reported positive figures over the weekend, sending risk currencies higher. The Purchasing Managers’ Index, compiled by China’s logistics federation and the National Bureau of Statistics, rose to a one-year high of 53.1 in March from 51 in February. As Australia’s largest trading partner, Ch...

This week's top trading blogs... Commodity Trader Fed meeting this week as well as any new developments out of Europe. My suggestion is to always look one-two weeks in advance for upcoming economic events when initiating trades. Just when it appears Crude was destined to move lower prices rever...

This week's top blogs... Don Miller's S&P Trader Tank This week’s Briefing continues following the theme discussed in recent issues related to short- to moderate-term expectations for the market and how we’ve structured client portfolios of varying risk profiles. To those new to the Briefin...

It’s good to be back in the currency market after a three week break. For my first article of 2012, let’s take a snap-shot of the world’s biggest economies to see how they fared for 2011. This can give us excellent insight into how they might perform at the start of 2012. According to the list by ...

Dow Jones – 11, 644+1.45% Base Metals Positive US Gold CFD: 1680 Oil WTI CFD: 87.27 Copper CFD: 342 US Dollar CFD: 76.85 EURUSD 1.3879 AUDUSD 1.0338 Dow Jones CFD 11,629 S&P500 CFD: 1,223 FTSE 100 CFD: 5488 SPI CFD 4263US News The Dow industrials closed with a 166.36...

  Intraday Eur/Usd 1 Hour Chart
Tuesday, 11 October 2011 at 6:30:00PM AEST We still cannot call a top of a wave (A), so in such case its always better to stay with a trend. So we came out with an incomplete impulsive rise from the lows; currently with minor wave 4) in process, which must not fall...

  Risk currencies are having a brief rally this week due to three reasons: Better US Employment Bank of England increases Asset Purchases European leaders pledge banks recapitalisation Better US Employment US Non-Farm Payrolls rose by 103K in the month of September with private sector payrolls...

Fibonacci Forecaster – Jeff Greenblatt On July 21, Jeff wrote a very comprehensive article on 'The Debt Ceiling'. “America has a spending problem and the way to solve it is not to spend anymore. If you are 20 pounds overweight, you go on a diet and lose the weight. That is one way to solve the prob...

Finance chiefs meet in Luxembourg this week. The good news for the markets is that finance chiefs are meeting and discussing global issues more frequently. The bad news is that no concrete solution has been hammered out yet. In the process, markets are continuing their free-fall. The MSCI Asia...

When Lehman Brothers fell in 2008, the bankruptcy filing of USD640 billion was the largest ever filed in the history of the United States, far exceeding that of Enron and WorldCom. Three years on, the ghost of Lehman has returned, and the memories of a painful credit crunch are starting to surface ...