The Aussie climbed to US90.06c in overnight trade - its highest level since June 12, 1984 - amid further weakness in the US dollar. When the Australian foreign exchange market opened formally this morning, the Australian dollar was at …

Original post by Daryl Lorette

Forex traders often look at indicators such as Bollinger Bands, Pivot Points, MACD, Moving Averages and the such to help them determine where to enter or exit trades. Using technical indicators is fine, however many traders …

Original post by VampireXxX

The dollar surged briefly versus the European currencies after the release of the strong US jobless data. When the dust settled it gave back these gains - but not against the yen. The sell-off was overdone on Friday and today the dollar …

Original post by info@gftforex.com (Global Forex Trading)

“The BOT, it is estimated, bought US$19 billion from the foreign-exchange market to rein in the baht in the first nine months of the year” (Nation) By the way, it’s interesting to remember another… figure for the first semester : “The …

Original post by thaicrisis

Trading in general, and currency trading in particular, exposes the investor to a higher than average level of risk for the potential of a higher than average rate of return. Large potential rewards cannot be achieved without large …

Original post by Ren

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Original post by Ren

USDCHF is in correction to the down trend, further rise towards 1.1900 is still possible in a couple of days. Near term support is at 1.1712, a break below this level will signal the resumption of the down trend. Sponsors Forex Articles …

Original post by Franco

US Payrolls slightly better than expected at 110000k; unemployment rises to 4.7%. The US dollar briefly strengthens but cannot hold on to gains.

Original post by rss@ac-markets.com

Financial stocks mostly rode high Friday following better-than-expected job growth despite discouraging news at both Merrill Lynch and Washington Mutual . via TheStreet.com

Original post by TheStreet.com

The forex, also designated the foreign trade market is the largest and greatest liquid exchange market in the planet. Unlike the stock exchange, the forex does not suffer a specified trading location or termination period. …

Original post by Day Trader