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Consolidation for the euro above 1.4500
The euro has broken through resistance in fx at 1.4500, and is prepared to move higher, probably after a period of consolidation. Indeed, the euro appears to be having a good chance of consolidation as dollar weakness continues today.
Right now, the euro is moving forward on momentum.
Having cleared the key ... Read more »

Daily Market Commentary for October 20, 2008 from Millennium-Traders.Com
We are in a severe slowdown, with severe consequences," Bernanke said. "A fiscal package would not only boost overall spending and economic activity. (read more)

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Economic data released today:
Leading Indicators: U.S. Conference Board September Leading Index rose 0.3 percent; U.S. Conference Board September Coincident Index fell 0.5 percent; ... Read more »

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Sterling rises in forex trading
Yesterday, the sterling received a rather nasty beating in forex trading. Risk aversion set in, and the cable dropped in currency trading as equity markets around the world declined in value. Today, though, the story is changing a bit.
Inflation data out of Britain shows that things are picking up a bit. … Read more »

Sterling in currency trading
One of the more interesting developments over the past few days has been the decoupling of the cable from risk appetite. Instead, the sterling in currency trading has been based more on U.K. fundamentals. This might be the reason that today’s quantitative easing announcement from the Bank of England, along with its … Read more »