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Archive for October 28th, 2009

Daily Economic Roundup – October 29, 2009

The release of the US third quarter GDP could cause quite a commotion during today’s US session. Aside from that, what other economic reports could rock the markets this day?

EURUSD Forecast: Bearish correction continues, testing major trendline support

As I had expected, the EURUSD continued it’s bearish momentum yesterday, bottomed at 1.4690 and closed at 1.4715. As you can see in my daily chart below, we area in critical technical phase where price is now testing the major trendline support.

EURUSD continues its sharp moving

EURUSD continues its sharp moving and the fall from 1.5062 extends to as low as 1.4693 level. Deeper decline is still in favor and next target would be at 1.4600-1.4650

Energy prices slide on surprise jump in gas supply (AP)

Crude oil and other energy prices slumped Wednesday after the Energy Department reported a higher than expected jump in U.S. gasoline stockpiles.

US Market Update: Dow -40 S&P -11 NASDAQ -31

US equity indices headed lower in early trading this morning, with the downward trend established over the last three sessions becoming more firmly entrenched.

Dollar mostly gains as investors seek safety (AP)

The dollar was mostly higher Wednesday as a report on the housing sector added to worries about the strength of the U.S.

EUR/USD roaring bears

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Retail Investors Can Take A Worldly Approach To the Dollar

Posted By: Chris Taylor, If you’re getting a little queasy about the sagging U.S.

Commodities: Fab Four And A Motley Crew

Posted By: Jessica Rao, A weak dollar and a global economic recovery should boost most commodities prices, but gold, oil, corn and sugar will fare the best.    Read More Topics: Recession | Natural Gas | China | Personal Finance | Asia | Economy (U.S.) | Economy (Global) | Market Outlook | ETFs | Mutual Funds | Futures | Agriculture | Currencies | Commodities | U.S.

What To Do If The Market Goes Cold This Winter

Posted By: Jessica Rao, Investors accustomed to seeing strong stock market gains at the end of the year, may be wondering what is in store this year after the multi-month rally, but suppose we are in for a double dip recession or an anemic recovery?.