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FX Volatility Low: Data Favors These Strategies By Dailyfx - Aug 17, 2015

Forex volatility risks remain low, point to slow market moves Our data suggest the average retail trader does well in these conditions We favor range-trading strategies until further notice Low forex...

MXTrade
Is Devaluation Enough To Save China’s Economy? By MXTrade - Aug 17, 2015

Recent data showed that Chinese exports declined by a remarkable 8.30 percent, far greater than the expected 1.50 percent fall, which triggered the Chinese government to act immediately (and...

IFC Markets
Signs Of Recession In Japan By IFC Markets - Aug 17, 2015

Japan: Signs of RecessionLet us consider the USD/JPY currency pair on the daily chart. Today there was released the Japanese GDP in the third quarter. Adjusted for inflation it made -0.4%. The...

Scott Barkley
NZD/JPY: Next Target? By Scott Barkley - Aug 17, 2015

Currently NZD/JPY is at 81.64 in a range. We are looking for a continuation of the slope resistance area at 82.11 (possible turn down here) with an overall target at 83.00. The average daily true...

Dean Popplewell
Yuan Drama Subsides, Fed In Focus By Dean Popplewell - Aug 17, 2015

Yuan devaluation drama subsides China not seeking a currency war Investors looking for US rate hike clues BoJ in focus after disappointing GDP Now that the initial drama of the yuan devaluation has...

ForexTime
Markets ignore continual collapse in oil price By ForexTime - Aug 17, 2015

The stabilization of the Yuan has encouraged a positive start to the week for the markets, despite the price of WTI continuing to record new milestone lows. Although the Yuan volatility has calmed...

ICN.com
Daily Technical Report: August 17, 2015 By ICN.com - Aug 17, 2015

USD/JPYThe USD/JPY moved within a very narrow range following the collapse seen on August 12, as seen on the provided daily chart. The USD/JPY continued to struggle around moving averages without...

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