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Friday saw heavy selling pressure coming into risk assets, specifically equities and oil. However, the real driving force behind the selling pressure is likely the result of several unrelated economic/geopolitical events.

Before you start currency trading in India, you should know a few things. The name of the Indian currency is the rupee. It is issued by the Reserve Bank of India. The official code for this currency is INR. It is generally worth much less than the US dollar.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) surprised the markets on Tuesday when it announced that it would not allow the euro / Swiss franc rate to fall below 1.2000, and that it is prepared to spend an unlimited amount buying foreign currencies in order to main

7 Tips and Ideas for Forex Traders

Posted by jakobdk on February 15th, 2011

7 Forex Bloggers are sharing some tips and ideas on how to trade the forex market.

Yen and Dollar...rally ahead?

Posted by FTBRon on February 14th, 2011

Over the past few years Forex traders have really had to step up their game in order to continue making money in the currency market. Back in the day before currency trading was main stream, currencies used to trend in a direction for a long period of time with a low level of volatility.

Hello traders! My forex pick for the day is the Australian dollar versus the US dollar currency pair (AUD/USD). What I wanted to show is the possible 5-day symmetrical triangle pattern forming in its 1-hour chart. In case you do now know, symmetrical triangles have 50% chances of breaking out/breaking down and what usually determines the breaking point is where the trend is coming from.

Forex currency trading

Posted by burtontime on February 8th, 2011

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Weakness Seen In The US Dollar

Posted by lytman02 on January 24th, 2011

Much attention was given to the stock market for the past couple of weeks. Today, however, I’d like to divert your minds for a while towards the almighty US dollar.

Good day forexers! In my technical analysis, there could be a symmetrical triangle forming in the 1-hour chart of the Euro versus the US dollar currency pair (EUR/USD). Symmetrical triangles are often neutral so the breakout bias would most likely be from where the trend is coming from. In our case right here, the triangle’s coming from an uptrend.

The New Zealand dollar versus the US dollar (NZD/USD) is currently at 0.7770. In simple terms, 0.7770 USD is equal to 1.00 NZD. In my technical perspective, from September of 2009 to 2010, the forex pair consolidated sideways and formed an inverted head and shoulders on an uptrend. A month after, it broke out from the said pattern until it reached a 2-year high of 0.7975.

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