Analitics
Weekly Oil Market Outlook: The path of least resistance for crude oil still points north
Crude oil prices retreated Thursday as market participants were assuaged by assurances from the IEA and Saudi Arabia of sufficient capacity to offset any supply deficiencies from Libyan unrest – WTI slid -1.57% to $96.55/bl and Brent declined -.63% to $110.55.
Source: FOREX.com
25.02.2011
Dollar Firms as Libya Erupts
Today’s Asian session saw a good deal of action as the US Dollar surged higher against a backdrop of unrest and mounting violence in the Middle East.
Source: FOREX.com
22.02.2011
Markets Silent With G-20 in the Wings..
With a good deal of strong data ahead in London as well as the latest G-20 meeting hosted by Paris this weekend, the Asian session was mind numbingly quiet to end the week.
Source: FOREX.com
18.02.2011
Важнейшие макроэкономические данные
После двух дней суеты вокруг главных макроэкономических данных по Европе, рынок сегодня получит относительную передышку, что позволяет инвесторам сосредоточить внимание на данных по инфляции в США, которые согласно прогнозам, останутся ниже целевого уровня ФРС в 2,0 %
Source: Д Тратас
17.02.2011
"Картина может рассказать тысячу слов"
A slew of U.S. data/event releases, potential confrontations in the Middle East, and thin trading conditions led to a step up in price volatility during the NY session. As a result, key technical developments have appeared for a number of currency pairs. We’ll let the charts below speak for themselves:
Source: FOREX.com
17.02.2011
UK waits for inflation data
Asia just relived another slow and steady session that saw the European single currency grind higher now that a resolution between Germany and West LB bank has been hammered out.
Source: FOREX.com
16.02.2011
EURO bounced back
Asia just cruised through a rather quiet session that saw a weaker dollar amidst a busy data day that failed to illicit much response from the markets
Source: FOREX.com
15.02.2011
Yields erode support for EURUSD
The single currency has started the weak on the back-foot due to a few factors:
Source: FOREX.com
14.02.2011
Pirates of the Gulf of Aden and Unrest in Egypt
Brent crude oil traded higher this past week, supported by geopolitical tensions and minor supply disruptions.
Source: FOREX.com
11.02.2011
Bank of England: no game-changer
As expected the Bank kept rates on hold, even though some in the markets were looking for a rate rise.
Source: FOREX.com
10.02.2011
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