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The Aussie is getting back to normal, making kangaroo leaps on good data and facing some challenging resistance lines. Here’s an update on the high-yielding Aussie, and a look forward …

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The Euro tested the upper border of its trading range and bounced. There are many reasons for explaining the move upwards, and one good reason for not seeing a break. …

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The Canadian and Australian dollars enjoyed the greenback’s weakness to make breakouts. This happened without any substantial data coming out of these countries, and also on low volume. Positions should …

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Core Durable Goods Orders came out better than expected. This gave the greenback some energy after almost 24 hours of weakness. This sets the tone just before Christmas. Durable Goods …

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The dollar rally came to a halt with the release of the disappointing American New Home Sales. The dollar weakened against (almost) all the currencies. Just before Christmas, the greenback …

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Every GDP release in Britain reminds us that Britain is still in recession. Today’s final release of the Q3 GDP brought another disappointment, sending GBP/USD below 1.60. But according to …

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I made a live debut appearance on Forex TV and spoke with Julie Sinha about predictable pairs, current market moves and more. I’m not very experienced with live media appearances, …

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Canadian consumer prices rose more than expected. This might lead to an early rate hike in Canada, and helps the Canadian dollar weather the huge strength of the American dollar …

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British employment figures supplied a big surprise by turning around! Less people asked for unemployment benefits, after 18 months of rises. This hardly moved the Pound. Not really. Everybody is …

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EUR/USD is having a bad week. The blow it got from American Non-Farm Payrolls continued with internal problems in Europe, and American retail sales send it further down. It may …

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