News Delivered To You: DailyFX For Beginners

Diposting oleh d3nfx Jumat, 30 September 2011 0 komentar

This e-mail contains graphics. If you do not see graphics, please follow this link.

DailyFX Open a Free Practice Account Open an FXCM Live Trading Account
 

DailyFX Delivered To You: DailyFX For Beginners Article

Thank you for signing up for DailyFX research.

Please see below for today's DailyFX For Beginners article:

Visit the DailyFX forum to ask our DailyFX analysts questions, share your thoughts on this article, or talk with other traders.

Want more news? Sign up for additional newsletters.

Have questions or comments about this article? You can contact our research team at research@dailyfx.com

Best regards,

DailyFX
Financial Square
32 Old Slip, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10005
Tel 1-212-897-7660
Fax 1-212-897-7669
research@dailyfx.com

 
DailyFX Share this email on Facebook Share this email on Twitter RSS
 

Forex Capital Markets, Financial Square, 32 Old Slip, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10005

Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Any opinions, news, research, analyses, prices, or other information contained on DailyFX Web site is provided as general market commentary, and does not constitute investment advice. DailyFX will not accept liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation to, any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on such information.

Click Here to Unsubscribe | View E-mail in a Separate Page

| edit post

Top Forex News

Diposting oleh d3nfx 0 komentar

Top Forex News


Canadian Dollar Falters as Global Economic Concerns Grow

Posted: 30 Sep 2011 06:10 AM PDT

Canadian Dollar The Canadian dollar is struggling against the US dollar in Forex trading today. Indeed, the loonie is one of several currencies dropping against the dollar as Forex traders look for safe haven in these difficult and disappointing times. With Chinese growth slowing, and the European sovereign debt crisis still in full effect, Forex traders are starting to get nervous about what’s next.

(...)
Read the rest of Canadian Dollar Falters as Global Economic Concerns Grow (101 words)

Posted on Forex News.

New Zealand Dollar Falls on S&P and Fitch Downgrades

Posted: 30 Sep 2011 05:11 AM PDT

New Zealand dollarThe New Zealand dollar fell today, reaching the lowest level vs. the US currency in almost 6 months, following the sovereign credit rating downgrades performed by Standard & Poor’s and Fitch Ratings agencies. (...)
Read the rest of New Zealand Dollar Falls on S&P and Fitch Downgrades (161 words)

Posted on Forex News.

| edit post

This e-mail contains graphics. If you do not see graphics, please follow this link.

DailyFX Open a Free Practice Account Open an FXCM Live Trading Account
 

DailyFX Delivered To You: Daily Fundamentals Article

Thank you for signing up for DailyFX research.

Please see below for today's Fundamentals article:

  • Aussie, Euro Slide Headed into European Session Open
    Despite yesterday’s sharp rebound across risk-correlated assets at the end of the North American session, the Australian Dollar softened by the end of the Asia session. At the time this report was written, however, the Aussie and the Euro started to move higher once more.
  • Dollar Puts In Another Volatile Run to Nowhere
    Intraday volatility is still quite high even though the absence of a clear and consistent direction has become painfully obvious to market participants. This excessive energy speaks to how sensitive speculative markets are to developments in the financial foundations of the capital markets.

Reminder, you will receive daily e-mails with the latest Fundamentals Article.

Visit the DailyFX forum to ask our DailyFX analysts questions, share your thoughts on this article, or talk with other traders.

Want more news? Sign up for additional newsletters.

Have questions or comments about this article? You can contact our research team at research@dailyfx.com.

Best regards,

DailyFX
Financial Square
32 Old Slip, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10005
Tel 1-212-897-7660
Fax 1-212-897-7669
research@dailyfx.com

 
DailyFX Facebook Twitter RSS
 

Forex Capital Markets, Financial Square, 32 Old Slip, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10005

Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Any opinions, news, research, analyses, prices, or other information contained on DailyFX Web site is provided as general market commentary, and does not constitute investment advice. DailyFX will not accept liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation to, any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on such information.

Click Here to Unsubscribe | View E-mail in a Separate Page

| edit post

Your forexlive.com ENewsletter

Link to ForexLive

EMU DATA: Eurozone inflation surprised to the coming.

Posted:

EMU DATA: Eurozone inflation surprised to the upside, coming in at +3.0% for the year in September, its highest level in nearly three years, Eurostat reported, citing its flash forecast. – For details see MNI MainWire

EMU DATA: The unemployment rate in the Eurozone held.

Posted:

EMU DATA: The unemployment rate in the Eurozone held firm at 10.0% in August as expected, Eurostat reported on Friday. – See MNI MainWire for details

EMU Sept flash HICP +3.0% y/y vs 2.5% in August (expected 2.5%)

Posted:

Euro zone August unemployment at 10% unchanged from July- as expected EUR/USD slipped again despite no surprises. Real money downward pressure remaining in thin month end trading with euro down around 10 ticks to 1.3525  

USD/JPY chewing it’s way higher…

Posted:

Almost up to the Asian highs of 76.86 with a recent  high of 76.84, but as usual a painfully slow process. Offers apparently are plentiful ahead of stops poised on a break of 77.05 and 77.35/40  

Portugal FinMin Gaspar says structural reforms will reinforce economy’s competitiveness

Posted:

State will drastically reduce presence in private sector

Kiwi wings clipped…

Posted:

But it couldn’t fly anyway…. Having seen earlier  6 month lows of  0.7627  the poor old bird is continuing to struggle, despite some strong buying from a major Swiss name and some proprietary accounts., which rallied the pair to 0.7643 A sovereign interest has been seen on the sell side  which is keeping NZD/USD heavy after [...]

Germany’s Schaeuble: Situation In Fin Markets Still Worrisome

Posted:

BERLIN (MNI) – German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble on Friday again warned that the debt crisis threatens to negatively affect the economy, noting that growth is already slowing. “The situation in international financial markets continues to be worrisome,” Schaeuble said in a speech in Germany’s upper house of parliament, the Bundesrat, ahead of a vote [...]

AUD/USD finds a good buyer…

Posted:

We’re picking up from earlier lows of 0.9715 with some strong buying in the 0.9735/40 area just now from a  major Australian bank. Levels to keep an eye on are  the NY low of 0.9707, where there are likely bids , but a break down through 0.9700 will target  the lows seen earlier on Monday of 0.9622. [...]

Italy August adj jobless 7.9%

Posted:

Down from 8.0% in July and better than Reuters’ median forecast of 8.0%.

EUR/USD extends recovery

Posted:

Back up at 1.3530.  Eastern European selling has slowed, but not stopped, the pairings’ recovery. Middle East 1   -   Eastern Europeans 0 Will be interesting to see how things pan out from here,  1.3530/40 was the area where real money selling kicked in earlier this morning.  Will they still be around? Time, as they say, will tell.

German FinMin Schaeuble: International financial market situation is still cause for concern

Posted:

We are seeing cooling down of economic growth in Germany

France Public Debt Rose E46.4 Bln in 2Q To 86.2% Of GDP:Insee

Posted:

PARIS (MNI) – France’s outstanding public debt rose E46.4 billion in the second quarter of this year to approximately 86.2% of GDP, up 1.7 percentage points from 1Q’s level, the national statistics institute INSEE reported on Friday. Central government debt rose 4.1% to E1.339 trillion, reflecting an increase of E52.6 billion. As was the case [...]

Middle Eastern sovereign buying seen in EUR/USD

Posted:

Around 1.3490. We’re at 1.3502. Talk of sell stops gathering through both 1.3475 and 1.3470. Take your pick, what’s 5 pips between friends.

Lots of talk of lumpy EUR/GBP orders

Posted:

Life is never easy.  Those looking for a smooth ascent in EUR/GBP on the back of Buba month end buying may be disappointed. I’m hearing talk of lumpy orders on both sides of the market.  Talk of French bank with 2.5 yards to buy, while UK clearer is said to have upwards of 3 yards [...]

FRANCE DATA: PUBLIC DEBT ROSE E46.4 BN IN 2Q TO OF…

Posted:

FRANCE DATA: PUBLIC DEBT ROSE E46.4 BN IN 2Q TO 86.2% OF GDP: INSEE} – For more details, please see MNI Mainwire

FRANCE DATA: AUG PPI FLAT M/M, +6.3% Y/Y; JUL +0.5%..

Posted:

FRANCE DATA: AUG PPI FLAT M/M, +6.3% Y/Y; JUL +0.5% M/M} – FRANCE AUG MFG PPI FLAT M/M, +6.2% Y/Y} – FRANCE AUG OIL PRODUCT PRICES FLAT M/M, +6.7% Y/Y} – FRANCE AUG FOOD AND TOBACCO PRICES FLAT M/M, +6.8% Y/Y} – FRANCE AUG IND IMPORT PRICES -0.4% M/M, +7.6% Y/Y} – For details see [...]

FRANCE DATA: AUG CONSUMER GOODS SPENDING +0.2% M/M,..

Posted:

FRANCE DATA: AUG CONSUMER GOODS SPENDING +0.2% M/M, +0.3% Y/Y} – FRANCE AUG CONSUMER SPENDING BELOW SURVEY MEDIAN (+0.3% M/M)} – FRANCE JUL CONSUMER GOODS SPENDING -0.2% M/M, -1.4% Y/Y} – FRANCE JUL+AUG CONSUMER SPENDING +0.5% VS 2Q; 2Q -1.9% Q/Q} – See MNI MainWire for details

French August consumer spending +0.2% m/m

Posted:

Slightly below Reuters’ median forecast of +0.3%. August producer prices unchanged m/m, slightly stronger than Reuters median forecast of -0.2%. EUR/USD has fallen to 1.3510.  Yesterday there was some vague talk of month end dollar demand , but as yet I haven’t managed to get this confirmed. Real money the notable sellers in this latest leg lower.  They’ve [...]

EUR/GBP touch firmer in early European trade

Posted:

Up at .8693 from .8680 when I sat down.  Guess we should be on the look-out for some Bundesbank buying of the cross today, given it’s the last day of the month.

German EconMin Roesler says sees no need to boost Europe’s EFSF fund with leveraging

Posted:

I think the Germans have made their feelings on EFSF leveraging pretty plain.

| edit post

Blog Archive