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Forex Blogs

Tech Trading: Cable set for a rebound by César B. Leiceaga

Cable has been hit hard during the last sessions and is now rebounding from last significant support area around 1,5800− 1,5760 against the U.S. dollar. Shorter time frames signal a further bull move until 1,5915 resistance and 30SMA on 1 hour chart. If broken a rally until 1,5970−1,6000−1,6039 (38,20% Fib) is probable.

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Francesc's Weblog: Forex Learning Center Unit A Practice finally released by Francesc Riverola

FX Path: USD/CAD - Trendline Breakout after Double-Bottom by James Chen

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Derek FreyDerek Frey's Outlook
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Valeria BednarikTrading Day's Live Wrap Up
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Mon, Sep 28, 14:00 GMTDerek Frey's OutlookDerek FreyWBNSponsored by ForexTradersDaily.com
Mon, Sep 28, 22:30 GMTTrading Day's Live Wrap UpValeria BednarikWBNSponsored by
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Current Session: Europe − U.S.

European markets fall; Yen consolidates highs

FXstreet.com − European markets are continuing the weak note around the world and it is following the red close in the Asian session and the Friday's Wall Street bad finish. Markets are concerning on earnings and no signals on stimulus exit plans. Yen is enjoying the current situation and it is trading higher against the majors.

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USD/JPY

Attempt shorts at 89.25; Short term target 88.25/88.00 by Mizuho Corporate Bank

Plummeting to the lowest since January's low at 87.10 following Friday's close below 90.00. Momentum should remain bearish.

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EUR/USD

Halts Gains, Triggers Corrective Pullbacks by FXTechstrategy

Even though EUR still maintains its medium term uptrend triggered off the 1.2456 level in Mar'09, nearer term that trend has stalled.

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Analyst Sentiment Index (ASI)

Analysts Sentiment Index - EUR/USD


EUR

**Source : FXstreet.comFinancial Trend AnalysisKBCMataf.netMizuho

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Charting the Market Movers

EUR USD, Hourly


EUR/USD

GBP USD, Hourly


GBP/USD

Top Market Movers Preview

Germany CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Sep 2806:00Consumer Price Index (MoM)-0.2%0.2%
Sep 2806:00Consumer Price Index (YoY)-0.1%0.0%

EMU economic indicators - German CPI inflation (September): slightly negative again by BHF−Bank

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EMU ECB TRICHET'S SPEECH

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Sep 2814:30ECB Trichet's Speech--

US ADP EMPLOYMENT CHANGE

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Sep 3012:15ADP Employment Change-194K-298K

US ISM MANUFACTURING

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Oct 114:00ISM Manufacturing53.952.9

US NONFARM PAYROLLS

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Oct 212:30Nonfarm Payrolls--216K

Friday Notes - Monthly employment report: Still not out of the woods by UniCredit Group

As the recession ended and production keeps rising, the number of job losses has declined appreciably. The ongoing downward trend in initial jobless claims corroborates that, in particular, the pace of layoffs is slowing down.

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Economic Events

Date (GMT)CountryEventActualCons.Previous
Sep 28n/aDE Consumer Price Index (MoM) (Sep) Preliminary Release-0.2%0.2%
n/aDE Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Sep) Preliminary Release-0.1%0.0%
14:30EMUECB Trichet's Speech 
22:45NZ Building Permits (MoM) (Aug) 5%
23:30JP National Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Aug) -2.2%-2.2%
23:30JP National CPI Ex Food, Energy (YoY) (Aug) -1.3%-0.9%
23:30JP National CPI Ex−Fresh Food (YoY) (Aug) -2.4%-2.2%
23:30JP Tokyo Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Sep) -1.8%-1.6%
23:30JP Tokyo CPI ex Food, Energy (YoY) (Sep) -0.9%-1.1%
23:30JP Tokyo CPI ex Fresh Food (YoY) (Sep) -2.0%-1.9%
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Educational Resources

Losing To Win, It's All In Your Perception

This week Sam Seiden will demonstrate that like sports, trading is all about attitude. The winning attitude almost always beats the losing attitude. You have to be a good loser in order to win. Taking a small loss in trading is not wrong at all, it's the right thing to do and a MUST if you are ever to enjoy gains. Read whole Sam Seiden's article!

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Other articles of this week's Lessons from the Pros

When It's Time to Take a Break from a Great Relationship... - Article by Sam Evans

TIC − Real Estate Without Daily Management - Article by Diana Hill

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