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Archive for November 17th, 2008

Short-Term Forex Technical Outlook: GBP/USD (Daily FX)

The U.S. dollar remains the currency of choice as investors continue curb their appetite for risk, and a weakening interest rate outlook for the British pound favors a bearish outlook for the GBPUSD.

Chart of the Day: GBP/USD (Daily FX)

A look at some various 4-hour charts shows a stronger move against the trend. This is the time to be patient and wait for a sign that this counter trend move may be ending.

Easing Consumer Prices Validates Bearish Pound Technical Outlook (Daily FX)

Inflation in the U.K. is expected to have eased in October to 4.8% from 5.2%. Although consumer prices will be well beyond the BoE?

Identifying Trades with DailyFX 11.18.08 (Daily FX)

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Identifying Trades with DailyFX 11.18.08 (Daily FX)

EUR/USD Ready For A Big Move Tomorrow? (Daily FX)

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EUR/USD Ready For A Big Move Tomorrow? (Daily FX)

November 18 market commentary and technical levels

Tue, 18th of November, 2008 By Setyo Wibowo (analyst@fxinstructor.com) EURUSD Outlook The EURUSD was corrected higher yesterday.

British Pound Gains on Technical Retracements, Downside Risks Remain (Daily FX)

The British pound surged higher on Monday versus the US dollar and Japanese yen, but the move was more of a technical retracement than a fundamentally charged move.

British Pound Gains on Technical Retracements, Downside Risks Remain (Daily FX)

The British pound surged higher on Monday versus the US dollar and Japanese yen, but the move was more of a technical retracement than a fundamentally charged move.

British Pound Gains on Technical Retracements, Downside Risks Remain (Daily FX)

The British pound surged higher on Monday versus the US dollar and Japanese yen, but the move was more of a technical retracement than a fundamentally charged move.

British Pound Gains on Technical Retracements, Downside Risks Remain (Daily FX)

The British pound surged higher on Monday versus the US dollar and Japanese yen, but the move was more of a technical retracement than a fundamentally charged move.