GBP/USD: Bull Pressure Targets The 1.5195 Level
GBP closed higher on Thursday on the back of its hammer formation and now looks to build on that strength with eyes on its Mar 08'10 high at 1.5195. A decisive close above there will resume its corre...
By Mohammed Isah | Mar 11, 2010 11:50PM
GBP/USD - Daily trading Signal released 01.08 GMT
D20P BUY A GBP/USD 1.5045 take profit 1.5065 stoploss 1.5015
By Daily20pip | Mar 11, 2010 8:36PM
Dollar little changed after mixed data on US trade and jobless claims - Mar 11
The greenback traded little changed versus major currencies on Thursday after mixed data on U.S. trade and jobless claim...
By AceTrader | Mar 11, 2010 5:59PM
Market updates - New York Session
The NY session witnessed some early volatility but overall the price action was extremely muted. Risk was sold early on ...
By Forex.com | Mar 11, 2010 6:08PM
GBP/USD: Bull Pressure Targets The 1.5195 Level
GBP closed higher on Thursday on the back of its hammer formation and no...
By Mohammed Isah
DAILY FORECAST FOR EURUSD 12th March 2010
This is a tight call but it looks more like a recycling of the pullback ...
By Ian Copsey
Spot Euro Forex Daily Outlook March 12, 2010
Happy Friday Traders, A very quiet market over the last 24 hours. With t...
By Alex Kazmarck
UK’s Dale on the wires
Bank of England's Chief Economist Spencer Dale had this to say on the cu...
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Sterling close to retracing 3/8-3/10 selloff
Gbp/Usd broke above the 61.8 Fibo (1.5070) earlier in the session and th...
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Eurozone Industrial Production
Eurozone Industrial Production m/m came in at 1.7%, stronger than the 0....
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