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IronFX Global Commentary from Marshall Gittler on 24/07/2015
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Watch Marshall talking about the latest news movings currencies and other markets around the world.
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Daily Commentary 22/07/2015 by Marshall Glitter of IronFx
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Market’s reversed from the trend of the past while with gold, oil and a host of other commodities lower all sparked off by the weaker than expected annual revisions to US Industrial Productions. If China is already slowing down, what does the impact of a slowing down US economy have on the world economy?
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Daily Market Update From IronFx’s Marshall Gittler
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The FED’s fund rate expectation is lower but the dollar gained yesterday probably on new dollar long positions now that the Greek debt crisis seems to be solved for now. Commodity prices fell, Canada cut rates and oil prices fell too.
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Daily Commentary by Marshall Gittler 15/07/2015
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The dollar weakened yesterday on weak economic data from the US. The markets are looking towards the Fed’s testimony to congress. Markets are expecting normalisation to happen next year. Bank of Japan kept their QE program unchanged.
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Marshall Gittler on the Greece deal. Will it be universally welcome?
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Within hours of the announcement of a new bailout deal that keeps Greece within the eurozone twitter was awash with the #ThisISACoup hashtag.
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Marshall Gittler’s Views On Greece’s Referendum Results
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTsRt8hKChI Greek voters have voted a resounding No vote to the government in their negotiations with the Troika of institutions and what comes now. The only door looks a Grexit but there’s not much change in how the Euro is trading even opening with a large gap this morning. Commodity and Emerging market currencies including…
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Greece votes “NO” Marshall Gittler Live on Bloomberg 06.07.2015
Loads of volatility expected in the markets now that Greece votes “Oxi” in the referendum on Sunday.
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Technical Outlook For EURUSD & USDJPY for 2/7/2015
The EURUSD tumbled below its support of 1.1115 which now becomes resistance and if it goes below the 1.10 level, we could see this pair test the 1.0950 level. With the US Non Farm payroll to be announced today, this could be the spur in the market to go lower. The USDJPY bounced higher after…
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Daily Commentary in the Currency Markets 2/7/15
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No change to the Greek situation though Prime Minister did say that he was willing to accept most (but not all) of the Troika’s conditions for another bailout.
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Daily Commentary 1/07/2015
Haroun Kola
The Aussie dollar was the best performing G10 currency yesterday but with the Chinese manufacturing PMI coming in lower, the rally is probably over. Greece defaulted on its IMF payment and while banks remain closed, a last ditch attempt by their prime minister to secure funding was refused. It all hinges on their referendum on…