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Thursday,  02 September 2010,  07:11 GMT
Research  >  Forex - Technical research
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Riskier Currencies Mute Gains in Overnight Trading

Currencies like the euro and UK pound muted gains made yesterday as investors appear to be waiting on a batch of economic data set to be released later today. Signs that the global economic recovery is speeding up may be reinforced today as the UK, euro zone and US are all forecasted to release significant news. Traders can expect major market volatility today, and excellent opportunities to increase profits. Economic News USD - After Dramatic Losses Yesterday, USD Awaits Fresh Unemployment Data Following better than expected US manufacturing data yesterday, risk taking returned to the marketplace and caused the greenback to slide against the majority of its currency rivals.

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Wednesday,  01 September 2010,  07:18 GMT
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ADP Non-Farm Employment Change on Tap

After the U.S. dollar corrected some of its gains yesterday, a new trading day, packed with significant ‎economic publications is ahead. Most attention should be given to the U.S. ADP Non-Farm Employment ‎Change, which attempts to estimate Friday's release of Non-Farm Payrolls. Current expectations are for a ‎positive result, will the dollar erase yesterday's losses?‎ Economic News USD - Dollar Weakens Despite Positive Consumer Confidence Report The U.S. dollar fell against most of the major currencies during yesterday's trading session.

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Tuesday,  31 August 2010,  08:47 GMT
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Yen Continues to Strengthen

The Japanese yen made another bullish move against the majors as the steps taken by the Bank of Japan to weaken the yen only served to increase traders' resolve to increase bullish bets on the Japanese currency. Economic News USD - Dollar Stronger Following Lower Equities The dollar traded higher versus the euro and the pound but weaker versus the yen in illiquid trading conditions. Much of today's trading revolved around negative sentiment for an increase in economic activity in the global economy.

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Monday,  30 August 2010,  13:45 GMT
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NFP Week Gives Prospects for Trend Reversals in Forex Market

This week may provide the decision point for the USD. With Non-Farm Payrolls due this Friday, the uncertainty surrounding the American recovery will undoubtedly be made clearer. Today's report on US personal spending at 12:30 GMT may provide a glimpse into other growth prospects before this week's more important data releases get published. Economic News USD - USD's Rise Slowing Prior to NFP Week The rising value of the US dollar over the past week has begun to meet resistance against a number of currency pairs.

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Friday,  27 August 2010,  09:45 GMT
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Bernanke Speech to Impact Dollar

The US Prelim GDP, to be released at 12:30 GMT, is the primary publication today that is set to determine the level of the US dollar. The other main release that are is to dominate forex trading, especially for currencies, is the publication of the British Revised GDP at 8:30 GMT. Traders are also advised to follow Fed Chairman Bernanke's speech at 14:00 GMT. This speech is very likely carry a higher than usual impact on Dollar volatility. Economic News USD - Dollar Falls on Increased Risk Appetite The US dollar fell against most of its major currencies on Thursday, as gains in stocks and commodities prompted investors to wade into riskier currency trades.

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