EUR/USD  1.3693 / 95 EUR/AUD  1.4942 / 50 AUD/USD  0.9160 / 61
USD/JPY  90.646 / 64 EUR/JPY  124.12 / 15 GBP/JPY  136.58 / 66
GBP/USD  1.5069 / 71 EUR/GBP  0.9085 / 87 USD/CAD  1.0237 / 39
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Thursday,  11 March 2010,  09:20 GMT
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Forex Analysis - Bearish Dollar Will Try and Recover Losses Today

Following yesterday's bearish downturn for the U.S. Dollar, the greenback will try and recover some of its losses with the help of several critical economic indicators today. Both the U.S. Trade Balance Report and this week's unemployment claims are likely to have an impact on Dollar positions. Whether or not they can provide USD with the necessary momentum to reverse its current direction is yet to be known. Economic News USD - Dollar Stuck in Downward Trend Ahead of Busy Trading Day After taking some serious losses against several of its major counterparts in trading yesterday, the Dollar remains in its bearish cycle as investor risk appetite has returned.

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Wednesday,  10 March 2010,  15:08 GMT
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FOREX Analysis - Riskier Assets in Demand; Europe Debt Worries Remain

Investors raised their appetite for riskier assets during yesterday's trading, but still avoided European and British currencies because of debt worries. The big gainers yesterday were the AUD and CAD, both currencies are linked to commodities, in particular crude oil. Crude oil had recently gained in positive momentum, although it closed slightly lower yesterday. The question remains whether the EUR and GBP will attract some of the appetite for riskier assets. Economic News USD - USD Firm against EUR; Declining vs.

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Tuesday,  09 March 2010,  15:36 GMT
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FOREX Analysis - Greece Debt Concerns Ease, EUR Currently Bullish

Some of the latest price movements in the EUR have reflected a growing sense of optimism in the Euro-Zone, given the mild easing of debt concerns in Greece. Switzerland also appears to be having a positive effect on the region with a recent report which showed retail sales climbing much higher than forecast last month. Investor confidence in the region also appears to have risen slightly better than was anticipated. Whether Europe can sustain this bullish momentum is yet to be seen, but so far the regional currencies appear to be holding their gains.

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Monday,  08 March 2010,  09:33 GMT
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Forex Analysis - Market's Calmness Looks to End

After a week of relatively peaceful trading, much harsher volatility is expected for this week's trading. The main questions for this week are whether the U.S. economy will continue to provide positive data and whether the Greek debt crisis will reach a solution. An answer to each of these questions will have a significant impact on the market. Economic News USD - Non-Farm Payrolls Data Fail to Shake the Dollar The Dollar saw a relatively calm trading session against the major currencies during the past week.

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Friday,  05 March 2010,  12:22 GMT
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Forex Analysis - U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls Set to be Released Today!

The forex market is bracing itself for some heavy volatility as the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls figure is set to be released today. The monthly report is one of the most significant market indicators and will heavily impact Dollar pairs. Economic News USD - USD May See Gains Following NFP Report The U.S. Dollar, coming off a fairly bearish week, may see a reversal of fortunes today with the Non-Farm Payrolls Report set to be released at 13:30 GMT today. EUR/USD saw some heavy fluctuations throughout the week, with the Euro making gains as of late based new plans to cut Greek deficits.

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