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Better data drives risk on, Fed QE3 off - Still waiting on a Greek debt deal - Central banks' decisions on tap.
Brian Dolan | Quick Read
GBPUSD: Biased To The Upside Medium Term Despite Price Hesitation
Although GBP backed off higher prices to close lower on Thursday, we continue to maintain our upside outlook. This suggests that GBP should eventually return above the 1.5882/5 level.
Mahammed Isah | Quick Read
FX Market Commentary – 3rd February 2012
Greek bondholders failure to agree continues to heighten currency market volatility.
Markets Mixed Ahead of US Jobs Data | February 3, 2012.
Asian Markets are pointed to a flat start after U.S. Stocks ended narrowly mixed in a lacklustre session following a handful of mixed earnings reports, decline ...
Preview: January NFP – Key Battleground for Risk Sentiment
Release: US Employment Change (Jan) Consensus Forecast: 150K Previous: 200K Date/Time: 02/03/12 8:30AM ET (13:30 GMT).
Nick Nasad | Quick Read
USD Outlook Hinges On Bernanke Testimony, Euro Carves Lower Top
The greenback pared the sharp decline from the previous day, with the Dow Jones-FXCM U.S. Dollar Index (Ticker: USDOLLAR) advancing to a high of 9,738, and the ...
David Song | Quick Read
Preview: Canada Employment Change – Will USD/CAD Hold Below Parity?
Release: CAN Employment Change (Jan) Consensus Forecast: 23.3K Previous: 17.5K Date/Time: 02/03/12 7:00AM ET (12:00 GMT).
Nick Nasad | Quick Read
EUR Stunted by Juncker Comments, Final Greek Deal Elusive
Comments made by the Eurogroup's head Jean-Claude Juncker sent the EUR lower, as he said that the debt negotiations with Greece continue to be "ultra ...
Nick Nasad | Quick Read
EURUSD: Biased To The Upside Nearer Term But Continues To Consolidate
The pair will have to break and hold above the 1.3233 level, its Jan 27 '2012 high to prevent a return to the 1.3025 level, its Feb 01'2012 low. If the latter occurs, EUR will decline further towards the 1.
Mohammed Isah | Quick Read
EUR/USD: Trading the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls Report
Employment in the world's largest economy is expected to increase another 145K in January, and the ongoing improvement in the labor market may prop up the U.S.
David Song | Quick Read


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