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Can FOMC Minutes Fuel USD Demand? By Marios Krausse - Oct 11, 2017

The U.S. dollar’s relief rally has lost some momentum with both EUR/USD and GBP/USD heading upwards. From a technical perspective it is noteworthy that the important resistance levels in both...

U.S. Dollar Directionless Ahead Of NFP By Marios Krausse - Oct 05, 2017

There was little consistency in the performance of the U.S. dollar on Wednesday despite the unexpected strength of the ISM Non-Manufacturing data. The jump in the ISM services index is an argument in...

Euro Dips On Catalan Independence Vote By Marios Krausse - Oct 02, 2017

We welcome you to a new trading week and a new trading month.The euro trended lower after a contentious vote in Catalonia on whether to split from Spain. Two million Catalans backed independence in a...

Euro Drops Below $1.18 By Marios Krausse - Sep 26, 2017

The euro weakened against the U.S. dollar in the aftermath of the German election results while the important support area around 1.1830-1.18 remained unbroken until this morning. As mentioned in our...

Pound's Uptrend Could Be At Risk By Marios Krausse - Sep 13, 2017

Yesterday’s best performer was undisputed the British pound which was headed towards 1.33 on the back of stronger U.K. inflation. The U.K. CPI accelerated more than forecast and sterling bulls...

EUR/USD: Uptrend Still Intact By Marios Krausse - Sep 04, 2017

The U.S. employment report on Friday disappointed but the U.S. dollar performed quite resiliently following the weaker-than-expected payrolls numbers. The greenback initially plunged but losses were...

USD Found Some Reprieve, What's Next? By Marios Krausse - Sep 01, 2017

We are back from our holidays and warmly welcome you to the trading month of September. Despite the usual low liquidity during the summer months there was a clear trend in the market, namely the...

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