Posts Tagged ‘euro’
The Euro could be attacked again
Despite the rescue plan to Greece question that arises is whether it is possible the continuity of speculative attacks on other countries in the Euro Zone. The answer is yes to the extent that the fiscal situation of peripheral economies in Europe remains very worrying. The crisis has left to see the nakedness of some countries that have lived beyond their means for easy access to credit, savings provided by the surplus countries like Germany or Holland. (more...)Tags: crisis, euro, Forex, Greece, public debt
Market Commentary, March 31
Day of negative numbers in all European markets. Another day the IBEX index has been more volatile in Europe, closing the day with a fall of -0.99%, although most of the day evolved into positive numbers. The second most significant fall has been the FTSE index, with a -0.62%, the DAX 0.23% are left while the French CAC 40 0.26%. The Swiss SMI was the exception in this day and that was a slight increase of 0.32% driven by the remarkable performance of UBS, the main value of that index.(more...)
Tags: a barrel Brent, dollar, Dow Jones, euro, Forex, FTSE, IBEX, Nasdaq, ounce of gold
EURCHF - is clearly oversold
The Euro-Swiss franc continues to show us a technical issue rather complicated. After losing the key support of 1.4300 which was the lowest October 2008 has gone to a new low in the 1.4232. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: euro, Swiss Franc, Technical analysis
Opening Forex: Wait for the report of U.S. jobs
In the first hour we see is that there is relative calm while waiting for the day’s key events that will be the meeting in Berlin between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister George and afternoon publication in the U.S. the February employment report.
In relation to the main crossings of the FOREX market note that the Euro, Pound hardly move against the dollar but if progress against the Yen. The ‘Commodity Currencies’ as the Aussie and Kiwi progress as the Nordics.
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Tags: Aussie, British Pound, Commodity, dollar, euro, Forex, Kiwi, Swiss Franc
Where to go when the dollar falls.
Usually there are some key warnings indicating that a dollar decline is coming. A consistent pattern of cuts in key interest rates, carried out by the Fed (Federal Reserve), an increase in national debt and the price of commodities (Commodity), especially in gold and oil. All these factors can help investors to identify potential risks to the dollar. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: British Pound, euro, Swiss Franc, yen
The prices of commodities and currency movements.
Predicting the next move in the markets is the key to making money on foreign exchange transactions (Trading), but putting this simple concept in action is much harder than it sounds. Currency traders (Traders) professionals have long known that trading currencies requires going beyond the world of the international market them (FX). The fact is that currencies move due to many factors: supply and demand, policy, interest rates, economic growth, among others. Specifically speaking, since economic growth and exports are directly related to the domestic industry of a country, it is natural that some currencies are highly correlated with commodity prices (Commodities). The three currencies that have the closest relations with commodities are the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and the New Zealand dollar. Other currencies are also impacted by commodity prices but have a weaker correlation with these , are the Swiss franc and Japanese yen. Knowing which currency is correlated with what commodity can help operators to understand and predict certain market movements. Correlated currencies here covers with gold and oil, and show you how you can use this information in their foreign exchange transactions. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: euro, foreign exchange operations, Forex, Japanese yen, Swiss Franc
“Watching the dollar? Watch also commodities.
Because many commodities are denominated in dollars, which means that its price is given in dollars, investors should monitor certain commodity markets, to get an idea of where the dollar goes. For example, the rising price of oil has resulted generally in a weaker dollar because the purchasing power of this suffering and consumers get less gasoline for their cars and oil to heat their homes when the price oil increases. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: British Pound, currencies, currency, euro, Forex, forex market, Swiss Franc, trading currencies
OPEC is scared and reduced the supply
According to the report of August of the Global Training center for Energia (CGES), the Organization of the Exporting Petroleum Countries will reduce the production of crude drastically. The objective is to restrain the reduction of the prices that comes more and more moving away from its historical maximum of 140.73 dollars by barrel, reached the 2 of past July. Read the rest of this entry »
Currency Market: Week 15 to December 19
Are we seeing the return of Super Euro? It is too soon to say, but this last week has seen a bullish rally, which only gave respite on Friday, the European currency trading on the two major world currencies: the dollar and British pound . In fact, the latter is touching record lows against the euro since the creation of this. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: British currency, euro, the market
Blog workshop on foreign exchange. Learn to earn in Forex
Our blog seeks to highlight ways to operate successfully in forex, without being an expert. Is dedicated to those who want to make money without the stress to monitor the market yourself. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: euro, Foreign Exchange, forex market multi, multicurrency, Online Business, yen