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Update on Cable Following Yesterday's Monster Drive

GBP/USD initiated a massive movement yesterday from appx. 1.2776, following the already massive one previous in the session. I believe its now going to be looking for its “priced-in” rate now that the liquidity gap caused

GBP/USD Measured Move and Spike Base Scenario

This is late – and it is very hard for me to get stuff posted prior to this time of day but here it is: Most recent measured move article / very spike base'ish scenario

Le Bust

One of my favorite price patterns for forex is the broadening wedge, simply because they happen so often and can signify so much when found in various contexts. When occurring after a trend is well

Guest Post: Dollar Bounced Off Support; EUR and Metals Sell Off

We rarely do guest posts here, but just wanted to highlight the work of our friend over at innerfx.com. There are few Forex bloggers out there that stand by much credibility, and Liviu has been

Goldman Draws Some Trendlines

Just a quick post some of you may be interested in. We're talking 6 days old on this one but I'm playing catchup with the new redesign of the site. In regards to EUR/USD, if

2010 Performance and Aggregate Data

Below you'll find a list of data used to summarize the overall latest picture of where we will end the year in terms of rates and current status of last month/Q3 data for all others.

And Now For Goldman….

Links below point to Goldman's 2011 Global Economic Outlook piece published roughly a week prior to the Morgan Stanley docs posted yesterday. GS has been criticized lately on their seemingly overly bullish outlook for local

Morgan Stanley Annual FX Review and Forecast

While the focus as usual tends to be on employment growth (which alone we question in the U.S. on a number of fronts, particularly in production and manufacturing) and increased spending/forecast GDP, a question lingering

Quick US Morning Update – AUD, EUR, GBP & NZD

The risk we saw coming into the market yesterday carried through to today and the dollar index continued to take a beating early on, though certainly not as hard as just hours ago. Some quick