During the last nine days, only one day didn’t bring a new absolute record level on EUR/USD; it was last Friday, March 7. Today EUR/USD reached a new maximum value at 1.5687 renewing the yesterday’s record at 1.5644.

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Bloomberg reports that a key economic adviser to the German government has suggested that the ECB should directly intervene in the foreign exchange markets before the euro-dollar exchange rate gets out of control.

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Let’s take a look at why one would want to buy currencies over stocks. For starters you can earn DAILY interest by buying these currency pairs rather than earning QUARTERLY dividends in the stocks. This is a huge advantage.

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The markets are sufficiently volatile enough with the risk premium increasing due to the volatility and unknown. This means lower the trade size, use stops and be prepared for anything. read more.

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He knows that the word economy operates best on the basis of free trade, flexible exchange rates, and the free flow of capital across borders. He knows that we in the United States benefit tremendously from the foreign capital invested

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He knows that the word economy operates best on the basis of free trade, flexible exchange rates, and the free flow of capital across borders. He knows that we in the United States benefit tremendously from the foreign capital invested

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“The initial reaction is to sell the US: sell the dollar, sell the equities,’’ said Jeff Gladstein, global head of foreign-exchange trading at AIG Financial Products in Wilton, Connecticut. “This is bad news; it’s definitely a

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“The initial reaction is to sell the US: sell the dollar, sell the equities,’’ said Jeff Gladstein, global head of foreign-exchange trading at AIG Financial Products in Wilton, Connecticut. “This is bad news; it’s definitely a

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Jordan’s central bank has issued instructions to the foreign exchange businesses under its supervision to tighten up identity-checking procedures.

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Action Insight Mid-Day Report Dollar Tumbles again after Tamer CPI, USD/CHF Breaks Parity Dollar weakens again in early US session after the release of tamer than expected CPI inflation data. This time, USD/CHF breaches parity.

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