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The Euro is trading a little lower versus the U.S. Dollar this morning. Indecision seems to be the theme as traders mull over whether the European Central Bank has enough economic data to support an interest rate hike as early as next week. The lack of clarity and conviction from the ECB is helping to keep bullish traders on the sidelines at this time.

The focus this morning will be on the Bank of England policy decision. Expectations are for the BoE to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.50%.

The Euro is trading slightly lower after a breakout over the last swing top at 1.3434 failed to attract fresh buyers. Although the move through this level turned the main trend to up on the daily chart, the lack of momentum indicates the market may pull-back, allowing bullish traders to regroup, before moving higher.

The Euro rebounded against the Dollar after early session weakness as Asian traders saw value and bought on the dips. The rally may be short-lived however as selling pressure may return amid concerns about peripheral Euro Zone debt.

The weaker Dollar led to an early surge in equity markets, but the rally fizzled as U.S. investors still remained reluctant to chase this market higher. The current rally looks labored and vulnerable to a break, but investors have been supportive on the dips.

Silver Price Still Correcting

Posted by Futureshound on October 22nd, 2010

The firm Dollar is helping to keep downside pressure on December Silver. This week the Greenback has shown signs of bottoming which is encouraging investors to pare positions.

Volatility is also a little higher as risk sentiment appears to be shifting. Uncertainties over the size and shape of the Fed’s expected quantitative easing package continue to be the force pressuring this metal.

The Euro is trading slightly better this morning. Some traders attribute the strength to Ireland’s denial that it will need outside financial aid. The fact that the market is trading inside last Friday’s range could be an indication that investors remain skeptical about Ireland’s financial condition.

Overnight the U.S. Dollar reached a new 15-year low versus the Japanese Yen on uncertainty regarding a leadership election in Japan. At issue was whether the current Prime Minister Kan would keep his job or not. Kan has been a staunch supporter of intervention.

The U.S. Dollar is giving back some of Tuesday’s gains overnight but investors remain jittery over European bank concerns.

GDP Beats Guesses but Still Declines

Posted by Futureshound on August 27th, 2010

The U.S. Second Quarter GDP estimate came out at 1.6%. This was lower than the previous guess of 2.4% but better than the estimate at 1.3%.

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