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Matt Simpson
AUD/USD: Targeting 0.9350 By Matt Simpson - Mar 31, 2014

The AUD is close to finishing its most bullish month in 6 months, and whilst my bearish outlook remains in place, there's room for further upside. Bullish volume in the AUD/USD has continued to...

Ian Copsey
Forex; Ambiguity As The Week Begins By Ian Copsey - Mar 30, 2014

Dollar resistances broke in the Continental Europeans but not by too much. It has left me a tiny bit puzzled in determining whether we have seen a total Dollar reversal or not. Certainly it appears to...

Trend Recognition
GBP/USD: Bullish Pattern, Gains Toward 1.7080 Expected By Trend Recognition - Mar 30, 2014

GBP/USD: 1.6637 Short-Term Trend: weak uptrend Outlook: The GBP made a low at 1.6465 on Monday and rallied strongly toward the 1.6650 Fibo level at the end of last week. My long idea from a week ago...

Dailyfx
Euro Vulnerability On Full Display By Dailyfx - Mar 30, 2014

Euro Forecast: NeutralThe euro’s vulnerability was on full display this week. Shifting fundamental momentum sees the euro losing key support to the Australian and US Dollars. The European...

Kathy Lien
Currencies Could Explode Next Week By Kathy Lien - Mar 28, 2014

5 Reasons Why Currencies Could Explode Next Week Will EURO Sell-off Ahead of ECB? GBP: Ends Week With 5 Straight Days of Gains Big Week Ahead of the Australian Dollar NZD: Hits Fresh 2.5-Year Highs...

Talking Forex
FX Weekly Wrap - 28/03/14 By Talking Forex - Mar 28, 2014

EUR/USDAfter starting the week above the 1.3800 handle, the pair was served with weakness towards the latter half of the week as expectations for ECB action next week weighed on the EUR. The dovish...

Kathy Lien
Will Japan’s Tax Hike Crush USD/JPY? By Kathy Lien - Mar 28, 2014

Next week will be one for the history books in Japan with the government gearing up to raise the sales tax for the first time in 17 years. The last time a politician in Japan dared to raise taxes was...

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