Yohay Elam, Forex Crunch - Commodity currencies stood out with significant gains, with every commodity pushing its respective currency. USD/CAD and AUD/USD are at interesting levels. EUR/USD remains limited to a narrowing range as Draghi did not say anything.

Weak data continues arriving, but this is not necessarily euro negative. Will it break out soon? The BOJ also left us waiting and it has some wider political considerations. We also answered a few questions about preferred leverage, risk reward ratio and brokers and how many positions should we hold at once. 


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