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Currency Pair of the Week: EUR/CAD

Posted by FXalhabib on July 30th, 2011

EUR/CAD has declined to the 1.3404 low and is slowly trying to start a bullish rally. Intraday bias remains on the downside, as long as the 1.4156 minor resistance line is not broken. On the upside, if the 1.4156 minor resistance line is broken it will reverse the bearish sentiment to bullish bias and target the 1.4375 major resistance line.

Canadian Dollar To Appreciate Some More?

Posted by lytman02 on April 30th, 2011

USDCAD, USD, CAD, us dollar, canadian dollar, loonie, hidden bearish divergence, ron acoba, daily forex picks

It’s been awhile since I posted about the forex market. But guess what? I’m back in the FX trading arena! So as I was scanning through the charts of the major currency, the USDCAD got my attention in a snap!

The December E-mini S&P 500 confirmed Tuesday’s closing price reversal top, but investors showed up following the dip to 1201.75, indicating the possibility of a strong retracement rally.

The British Pound strengthened this morning after the Bank of England said inflation may continue to accelerate above its 2 percent target, reducing the chances that the central bank will reignite asset purchases.

The U.S. Dollar is trading on both sides of the market as traders remain non-committal about its direction ahead of the Fed’s policy statement.

The U.S. Dollar is trading on both sides of the market as traders remain non-committal about its direction ahead of the Fed’s policy statement.

Weaker Dollar Spurs Gold Rally

Posted by Futureshound on October 29th, 2010

The weaker U.S. Dollar has renewed interest in the long-side of the gold market. With stocks flat and bonds losing value, traders are beginning to look at the long side of the gold market as a viable investment.

The U.S. Dollar is trading mostly lower against the major currencies under thin conditions. News that the U.S. economy is still sputtering along has traders confident the Fed will implement another round of quantitative easing at its meeting on November 2 and 3.

Although December Silver is down over 1% this afternoon, investors are still stubbornly holding on to long positions, preventing this market from following through on its expected correction.

December Treasury Bonds and Treasury Notes are trading lower after breaking technical support following the release of a better-than-expected economic report. T

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