Quote of the day: “I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.” ~ Thomas Jefferson Good morning. The euro continued to decline, reaching a session low at $1.3608 before rallying on rumors that Greek referendum will be canceled. Fed’s Bernanke speech and the FOMC rate decision are today’s key events of Read More
- Continue reading: Markets Under Pressure; Eyes on FOMC, Bernanke
Quote of the day: “Everyone is born with genius, but most people only keep it a few minutes.” ~ Edgard Varese Good morning. Dollar is advancing higher while the euro, Aussie dollar and others are pulling back in risk-off trade as Italian bonds came under renewed pressure yesterday. The euro is already trading well below last Read More
Quote of the day:“One of the lessons of history is that nothing is often a good thing to do and always a clever thing to say.” ~ Will Durant Good morning. Japan’s intervention to weaken the Yen is today’ hottest topic – USDJPY trading to as high as 79.50 from session lows around 75.50, EURJPY reaching Read More
Quote of the day:“Time has a wonderful way of showing us what really matters.” ~ Margaret Peters Good morning. Dollar breached horizontal support yesterday as the euro rallied to as high as $1.4245 from a session low at $1.3865 on euro-zone deal optimism. Large swings can be seen all over the place so let’s take a Read More
- Continue reading: Dollar Below Support, EURUSD Jumps Well Above 1.4
Quote of the day: “Insanity in individuals is something rare – but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule.” ~ Friedrich Nietzsche Good morning. The dollar continues to weaken as EUR recovers on news coming from Brussels: EU setting 50% Greek bond writedown, 1 trillion euros in EFSF fund. Let’s see what are Read More
Quote of the day: “For every action there is an equal and opposite government program.” ~ Bob Wells Good morning. Today is an important day for the euro, as EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to continue negotiations on an agreement to deal with the euro-zone crisis. The euro holds gains around $1.3900, not much changed Read More
- Continue reading: Euro Holds Gains, Market Awaits Decisions from Brussels Summit
Quote of the day: “The future, according to some scientists, will be exactly like the past, only far more expensive.” ~ John Sladek Good morning. The euro holds onto recent gains orbiting around $1.2900, as the markets are optimistic – awaiting details of a euro-zone debt deal to be finalized by the euro leaders tomorrow. Today’s Read More
- Continue reading: Dollar Challenging Key Support Ahead of Wednesday’s Summit
Quote of the day: “Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please” ~ Mark Twain Good morning. The dollar continues to lose ground as risk sensitive currencies rebound after consolidating for a week. Short covering also fueled current recovery along with market optimism that European Leaders will act Read More
Quote of the day:“What you risk reveals what you value.” ~ Jeanette Winterson Good morning. Choppy trade is still the main theme as indecisions, rumors, nonsense and random good or bad news rule supreme these days – ahead of the two summits on Europe’s debt crisis. Looking at some of the most important currencies, one might Read More
- Continue reading: Market Remains Choppy Ahead of Debt Crisis Summit
Quote of the day:“The only time you don’t fail is the last time you try anything – and it works.” ~William Strong Good morning. Yesterday’s rally towards $1.39 has been short lived as no agreement has yet been on the size of the euro-zone bailout fund. Therefore, selling accelerated across equity correlated currency pairs. As Read More
- Continue reading: Euro Retesting Short-Term Support as Debt Clock Ticks Down
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