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First on Forex: End of Quantitative Easing? BoE and ECB Signals Coming? by Jerry Furst

As the Dollar Index slides to fresh lows, the Pound and the Euro have been painting a sideways market ahead of the BoE and ECB announcements. Jean Claud Trichet will have his press conference as the US releases Weekly Jobless Claims, and then the Non Farm Payroll on Friday.

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FX Bootcamp: NFP week: build a few very conservative trade plans by David Pegler

CEO's Blog: UPDATE - Open Letter to FX Pulp top executive… FX Pulp Deny any link with Crown Forex S.A? by Francesc Riverola

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Current Session: Europe

Cable looks under pressure from the short term charts

Charmer Charts.com − Cable looks under pressure from the short term charts. This should now back off and trade lower after the failure to maintain above 1.7000. The small upward flag on the daily charts coupled with the weakness looking on the hourly charts suggest some more downside this session.

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EUR/USD

The Euro is consolidating at the very top of this year's range by Mizuho Corporate Bank

The Euro is consolidating at the very top of this year's range, is not overbought (though bullish momentum could be stronger) so expect another burst higher hopefully by the end of this week.

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USD/JPY

The drop below 93.50 eliminates the bullish triangle by DailyFX

The drop below 93.50 eliminates the bullish triangle count and leaves us with the bearish count in which the decline from 101.50 is a series of 1st and 2nd waves

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Analyst Sentiment Index (ASI)

Analysts Sentiment Index - EUR/USD


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**Source : ActionForex.comCMS ForexDanske Bank A/SFXstreet.comi-knowindices.comMizuho Corporate BankMolFX - Management

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UK BOE INTEREST RATE DECISION

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Aug 611:45ECB Interest Rate Decision-1%
Aug 611:00BoE Interest Rate Decision-0.5%

Event risk: BOE and ECB policy meetings Thursday by Easy Forex

The next Bank of England (BOE) policy decision will be announced on Thursday August 6th. At the July policy meeting, the BOE elected to keep policy on hold at 0.5% and maintain its current level of asset purchases at £125 bln.

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EMU ECB INTEREST RATE DECISION

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Aug 611:45ECB Interest Rate Decision-1%

The impact of the ECB policy meeting should be limited by Easy Forex

The next European Central Bank (ECB) meeting will be held on Thursday August 6th. At May policy meeting the ECB reduced interest rates to a record low 1%, expanded its repo auctions from six months to 12 months and announced a plan to buy €60 bln in covered bonds.

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Australia EMPLOYMENT CHANGE

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Aug 601:30Employment Change32.2K-18.0-23.1K

DATA SNAP: Australian Jul Unemployment Rate 5.8% (Dow Jones)

Australia's unemployment rate remained at a lower−than−expected seasonally adjusted 5.8% in July from June. The number of employed rose 32,200, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said Thursday. Economists on average had expected an unemployment rate of 6.0% in July, with the number of employed down 20,000.

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Economic Events

Date (GMT)CountryEventActualCons.Previous
Aug 605:00JP Coincident Index (Jun) Preliminary Release87.8%87.1%
05:00JP Eco Watchers Survey: Outlook (Jul) 45.6
05:00JP Leading Economic Index (Jun) Preliminary Release79.879.776.9
05:45CH SECO Consumer Climate -42-41-38
10:00DE Factory Orders n.s.a. (YoY) (Jun) -26.5%-29.4%
10:00DE Factory Orders s.a. (MoM) (Jun) 0.6%4.4%
11:00UK BoE Interest Rate Decision 0.5%
11:45EMUECB Interest Rate Decision 1%
12:30CA Building Permits (MoM) (Jun) 1.0%14.8%
12:30US Continuing Jobless Claims (Jul 25) 6197K
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Educational Resources

US specific forex regulations to be aware of

This week's article will review some of the new regulations affecting retail Forex traders with accounts in the US that are scheduled to take effect in August, 2009. Read full Steve Misic's article!

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Other articles of this week's Lessons from the Pros

Pro−Active Financial Management - Article by Sam Seiden

The Great Reflation Experiment - Article by John Mauldin

Interpreting the Option Chain - Article by Online Trading Academy Team

Selecting a Commodity to Trade - Article by Don Dawson

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