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USD/JPY bounced signaling the end of the correction.

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10-Feb-2014, GMT 10:30 Thursday and Friday of last week, were marked with a reversal of moods. USD/JPY bounced from below 101.00 and reversed the weekly...

Investors are shy but consequent buying USD/CHF.

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
6-Feb-2014, GMT 11:00Investors are shy but consequent buying USD/CHF. Since CHF is pegged with EUR, Dollar has tough time against this considered as "safe haven",...

EUR/GBP: struggling against downtrend.

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
5-Feb-2014, GMT 8:00 Euro is struggling for reversal. While downtrend on EUR/GBP pair is still actual, EUR does not want to give in easily and...

Reserve Bank of Australia left rates unchanged at 2.50% – risk aversion pauses for...

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
4-Feb-2014, GMT 10:00 Reserve Bank of Australia left Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.50% and suggested that current AUD/USD level is comfortable and supports balanced...

FOMC expectations before today’s meeting – 29 January

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
29-Jan-2014, GMT 17:22 Most big banks expect that FOMC will continue to taper $10 bn lowering monthly amount of purchased assets to $65 bn. Much...

Ichimoku Forex Review – Tuesday 28th January – AUDJPY, EURAUD, EURJPY, NZDJPY, USDCHF

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
28-Jan-2014 AUD/JPY: Price breached Kijun approaching key resistance. If candle closes below that line we'll be able to open short position, especially while we have clear...

FOMC expectations before meeting on Wednesday.

News Marcin Nowogórski -
28-Jan-2014,  GMT 14:05 The closer to Wednesday FOMC meeting, the more speculations over the outcome arise. Most of big banks thinks that pace of tapering will...

Ichimoku review of the day: AUDUSD, EURUSD, USDCAD, USDJPY

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
24-Jan-2014,  GMT 13:28 Welcome in today's Ichimoku review. AUD/USD: Sell signal marked yellow preluded over 100 pip slump on a pair. Trend seems clear and bears are prevailing...

When would Bank of England hike rates?

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
23-Jan-2014,  GMT 14:28 After yesterday's fabulous unemployment figure speculations over future BoE rate path exploded. With Unemployment Rate only 0.1% above MPC's threshold some questions about...

Bank of Canada: rates unchanged, inflation the biggest concern.

Analysis Marcin Nowogórski -
22-Jan-2014,  GMT 14:37 a.m. Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged at 1.00%. According to statement, inflation remains the biggest concern. CPI will most likely run below 2%...
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