Euro Weekly Fundamental Analysis Report
Australian Dollar Outlook - 11/08/2011
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The AUD has traded in a wide range in the last 24 hours as it continues to take direction, like just about all financial markets, from developments in Europe.
By Christine Gaylican | Nov 08, 2011 | IBTimes AU
Weekly Forex Summary on USD, Euro, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD and MXN
In the FX market all eyes continue to be on the crisis in the Eurozone. The creation of a broad majority government in Greece might take some imminent pressure off the euro, but the political situation in Italy is still a major concern. This week should be relatively quiet in terms of US data releases, following last week's overload of events.
Nov 08, 2011 | Union Bank of California
Australian Dollar Outlook - 11/07/2011
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The AUD has opened just above 1.0410 as the financial world follows the developments in Europe. The Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou agreed to step down as leader to form coalition government while the G-20 summit concluded without agreement to use IMF SDR funding to fund the EFSF.
By Christine Gaylican | Nov 07, 2011 | IBTimes AU
Gold To Advance Further As Fed Dampens Demands For USD
Gold advance to a fresh monthly high of $1768/oz as market participants diversified away from the U.S. dollar, and the bullion may continue to retrace the sharp selloff from back in September as the Federal Reserve casts a weakened outlook for the world's largest economy.
By Christine Gaylican | Nov 07, 2011 | IBTimes AU
Global Markets Overview - 11/07/2011
U.S. stocks capped their first weekly loss since September with a drop on Friday, as Europe's sovereign-debt problems overshadowed a small gain in U.S. employment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 61.23 points, or 0.51%, to 11983.24, and snapped a streak of five weekly gains. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index shed 7.92 points, or 0.63%, to 1253.
By Christine Gaylican | Nov 07, 2011 | IBTimes AU
The Week Ahead
Never-ending Greek drama - What the central banks didn't do - Charts suggesting risk assets may take a dive soon
By Brian Dolan | Nov 05, 2011 | Forex.com
Weekly Forex Summary on USD, Euro, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD and MXN
The USD is stronger this morning against all major currencies as a result of the third currency intervention of the year in Japan. This week's economic calendar will be dominated by three major events: the ISM tomorrow, the FOMC meeting ending on Wednesday, and non-farm payroll data on Friday.
Nov 01, 2011 | Union Bank of California
Australian Dollar Outlook - 10/28/2011
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian dollar has surged more than two cents this morning, currently trading around USD1.0700 after hitting a high of USD1.0750 overnight.
By Bell Potter Securities Limited (BellFX) | Oct 28, 2011 | IBTimes AU
Australian Dollar Outlook - 10/25/2011
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The AUD has risen to a six-week high overnight on the back of strong gains in commodities and continued optimism on an impending solution for Europe.
By Bell FX (Bell Commodities Limited) | Oct 25, 2011 | IBTimes AU
Global Markets Overview - 10/25/2011
U.S. stocks jumped Monday, pushing the Nasdaq Composite into positive territory for the year and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index to the cusp of it, though stocks moved off session highs in late trade. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 78 points, or 0.7%, to 11889 in late afternoon action. Caterpillar was leading blue chips, gaining 4.
By Morrison Securities Pty Ltd. | Oct 25, 2011 | IBTimes AU
Weekly Forex Summary on USD, Euro, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD and MXN
The near term reversal in the Greenback gained momentum on recent dovish comments from Fed officials, hinting at further stimulus. The market remains rightly wary of the threat of QE3, as the previous programs resulted in temporary USD weakness.
Oct 25, 2011 | Union Bank of California
The Week Ahead
Highlights: - Markets cautiously optimistic on EU summits - Fed's QE3 is back on the table - Bank of Canada and RBNZ decisions next week
By Brian Dolan | Oct 22, 2011 | Forex.com



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