How to play the FXE ETF across the weekend
As always heading into the weekend, I evaluate my portfolios for possible risk over the coming 48 hours and this weekend has a lot of euro zone risk that needs be thought through.
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As always heading into the weekend, I evaluate my portfolios for possible risk over the coming 48 hours and this weekend has a lot of euro zone risk that needs be thought through.
With a disappointing, lower than expected Non-Farm Payroll report of 115,000, our playbook triggered the Mexican peso suggested trade.
Traders are already setting up for Friday’s Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report due out at 8:30 a.m. EDT. The NFP is the biggest single piece of economic data traders attempt to trade. It’s the Super Bowl of data releases.
A quick look at some short term developments and status updates in the currency markets. Sentiment remains going short the USD/CAD and long the USD/JPY.
The U.S. dollar is stronger against the all its major counterparts bar one; the Japanese yen at mid U.S. session was up 0.54%.
All eyes will be focused on this Friday’s Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report due out at 8:30 a.m. EDT. As with any major economic release, currency traders will be positioning themselves ahead of the number.
While the Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke is holding off on additional quantitative easing measures, across the Pacific the Bank of Japan has initiated a new round of asset buying.
Continuing our series on Forex trading for beginners, we now look at how to determine a trend. I’m sure many of you have heard the saying at some point “the trend is your friend, until it bends”. This says it all and is so true in the currency market – and any market for that matter.
U.S. stock indexes are soaring into late afternoon, moving higher as the U.S. dollar continues to fall. The EUR/USD is squeezing the shorts in the U.S. session at $1.32 but the EUR/USD is finally testing the backside of the upward trend line of the head and shoulders pattern that formed over the last three months on the daily chart.
The U.S. dollar has lost ground against the euro to a 3 week low ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve rate decision and policy statement.