Archive for December 10th, 2009

Japanese Yen Continues to Outperform, British Pound Lags Behind (source: Daily FX)

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The Japanese Yen continued to benefit from the rise in risk aversion and remains the only major currency that’s higher against the greenback on Tuesday, while British Pound is the worst performing currency after moving nearly 117% of its average true range… (source: Daily FX) - News widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com
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Why Japan is Swine Flu's Greatest Victim

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Japan’s retail sales fell for a seventh consecutive month in March as weakening labor market prompted households to cut spending in a clear sign that Japan’s economy is seeing no evidence of a rebound in consumer demand. Sales declined by 3.9% earlier which was actually a bit better than the market consensus of a 4.7% [...]

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The Biggest Secret to Success in the Forex Market Trend Indicators

Posted in Currency Trading

I personally know a number of traders who have been interested in getting into the forex market but don’t want to stake the risk associated with it I’ve been a regular forex trader for a few years and stand by my claims that there’s only as much risk as you leave room for If you [...]

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Automated Forex Trading - How It Help You Generate Profit Posted By : ManOfAsia

Posted in Currency Trading

Automated forex trading is an easy way to make money by dealing in foreign currency trading at this time. Participants use foreign currency exchange in the same method as they play in the stock market. There is more profitable involved in currency trading than stock market a much higher risk
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Oil's Slide Continues

Posted in Forex Rates

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) was strong for most of the day as risk aversion remained elevated and markets focused on bad news stories outside of the US. Stocks in the US session finished on a positive note and this led to the USD paring back gains. Helping sentiment was BoA…
Source:Oil's Slide Continues

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