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Day: September 10, 2012
September 102012
US Dollar Edges Higher as Uncertainty Creeps Into the Picture
US dollar is edging higher today, gaining as uncertainty creeps into the picture. Many Forex traders are selling the euro and taking a wait and see approach as the week features a decision on the European Stability Mechanism from Germany’s high court, and a meeting of the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee. There is a great deal of uncertainty right now over what will be next for the eurozone. Germany’s Bundesgerichtshof will be […]
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September 102012
Australian Dollar Falls with China’s Imports
The Australian dollar retreated today as home-loan approvals in Australia unexpectedly fell and China’s imports declined, damping prospects for Australian exports. The number of Australia’s dwelling finance commitments fell 1 percent in July from June, seasonally adjusted, while a little increase was forecast by experts. China’s imports slid 2.6 percent in August from a year ago. Most of Australian exports go to China, therefore the drop of imports is negative for Australia’s […]
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September 102012
How to Trade Weekend Gaps in Forex? Poll
According to my 2011 poll on chart patterns’ popularity, about 20% of this blog’s readers are using price gaps in their trading. In my turn, I have already posted information about a trading strategy based on filling the gaps (on GBP/JPY). Additionally, I have provided a tool for testing the weekend gap profitability. Now, it looks like the gap trading is becoming quite popular in the Forex community — we now have two active topics […]
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September 102012
Euro Weakens as Troika Withholds Bailout for Greece
The euro weakened today as the troika refused to provide a next round of bailout for Greece as the indebted country was continuously failing to stick to the targets that were set as conditions for the rescue package. The austerity measures that Greece has already performed were not enough to convince the troika that the country will be able to reduce its debt. The politicians will continue to negotiate today and the Hellenic Republic may still get aid. The German […]
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