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Straight No BS on USDCAD
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We've been coming down on a long sustained downtrend since March. By a structural view of the daily trend this seems to have ran out of steam. What seems to be coming to be is a strong reversal of at least half of the last trend which should yield an approximate advance of a
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Natural Gas extends to fresh 2025 high above 2023 high
Natural Gas (NG) bounced more than 2.5% Friday (on the March contract), closing once again near the 2025 high. A significantly higher March low versus the February low is all but assured, reinforcing the higher March high versus the February high, which in term was higher than the January high and t
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The weekender: Flipping the transatlantic script as tariff turmoil hits the United States
US markets Wall Street is staggering through yet another chaotic session, seesawing between gains and losses as markets try to digest a perfect storm of uncertainty—be it the economy, the Fed’s next move, or Trump’s tariff whiplash. The S&P 500 is barely hanging on to a fragile 0.4% gain in afte
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Time to exchange for Chinese Yuan for June Holidays !
So I will be traveling to China for the upcoming June holidays and would need some hard currency (RMB). From the chart, we can see in Nov last year, it breaks above nicely only to see it falters back to the 5.10 price range ......... Will history repeats itself ? China economy is improving quarter t
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NZDCHF Possible Buy
Looking at NZDCHF for the week, I see the possibility of it going long, I expect a pullback to the trendline or POC area 0.55660 before going long, knowing that more positions were pulled out on short on the NZD compared to the long, Also there is more weight CHF compared to the NZD, again the volat
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Rising European growth expectations favour Euro, European assets
US President Donald Trump said that the tariffs that concern the North American car industry will be delayed by a month... a day after he imposed 25% levies on all Mexican and Canadian imports. Global markets welcomed Trump’s move to turn a threat into reality and then roll it back—arguably a better
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Equities report: Tariffs and macroeconomic worries weigh on US stock markets
S&P 500 continues to fall since our last report with the bears taking a break last Friday, yet the restarting their work from Monday onwards. In todays’ report we are to discuss main issues driving US stock markets lower on a fundamental level and compliment the report with a technical analysis
