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  1. USD CAD approaching par
  2. EUR: Few signs of pressure easing
  3. USD/JPY still tied to US rate expectations
  4. FEb 5 - Market Event - Nonfarm Payrolls (January)
  5. GBP: Bank of England halts QE
  6. Overnight Market Update
  7. NFP comments
  8. FX Market Update
  9. Happy New Year - USD/CAD back to familiar range
  10. How much of the EUR move is position liquidation?
  11. USD weakness not via rates
  12. US initial jobless claims tick higher, but four-week moving average falls
  13. AUD: RBA's rush to pause
  14. Ikon FX has started to trade micro lots!!!
  15. AUD: Australia chewing through the labour supply
  16. A dollar for all seasons
  17. Bank of Canada on Hold As Expected
  18. President Obama outlines plan for job creation
  19. Friday's payrolls -- vol or direction?
  20. Currency concerns
  21. Diversity in central banking
  22. Forex Overnight News - subdued session with narrow ranges
  23. Now Ikon FX allows you to trade anytime, anywhere!!!
  24. Equities return as key driver of FX
  25. Dubai update: Signs of local stability
  26. JPY: Weak action, strong signal
  27. ECB source report signals concern but no panic over EUR strength
  28. Overnight Market Update – unscheduled BOJ Meeting
  29. US pending home sales surged to their highest since March 2006
  30. ISM US manufacturing index slipped in November, but new orders accelerated
  31. Forex Overnight News - Risk appetite on, USD off
  32. USD under renewed selling pressure on Dubai news
  33. Daily Market Update
  34. Chicago PMI continues to push higher in November
  35. Dubai Inc. credits downgraded
  36. Ikon Fx Mega Platform!!!
  37. Overnight: USD modestly up
  38. US housing starts fall back in October
  39. World Financial Market - news update
  40. Ikon Fx Matrix platform!!!
  41. Retail sales, Inflation and Philly Fed in focus this week
  42. Last week's APEC meeting
  43. Global economics weekly: A growing wedge
  44. IKON FX Prime Platform
  45. US vs. Japan: similarities but more differences
  46. Veteran's Day markets
  47. G20 and FX
  48. G20/IMF declare world safe for risk
  49. Now it’s time to meet the Viking
  50. U.S. recovery — Slow and steady
  51. Market Overview - boost to risk appetite may lose steam
  52. Australia-China trade concerns
  53. Fed sets out conditions for tightening
  54. US numbers are lower tier
  55. Central bank doubleheader – BOE & ECB
  56. At the headline level, still a broadly positive picture
  57. GBP caution ahead of MPC
  58. Risk appetite still the driver, not USD revisionism
  59. Good Treasury auctions - USD negative implication?
  60. GDP report shows broad-based rebound
  61. Forex Market News - Sterling looks like an accident waiting to happen
  62. Dollar funding shortage may not be identical with USD shortage
  63. Ikon fx news
  64. FX News Update - The USD correction has gained momentum
  65. US consumer confidence unexpectedly declines
  66. Forex News Update - Liquidity withdrawal still some time away
  67. Norges Bank rate decision
  68. NASDAQ Announces Partnership With IKON FX
  69. Global: A jobless recovery?
  70. Global Economics Daily Update
  71. Forex Market News - EURUSD broke 1.5000 ...
  72. Europe: eventful week for the UK
  73. Canada – CAD continues to firm, but manufacturing remains fragile
  74. Fed continues to stand out as the laggard
  75. Rates shifts (and USD weakness) driving G10 FX
  76. Market performance: September 2009
  77. Three stages of Eurozone recovery
  78. USD is expected to fall more against EM than majors
  79. World Financial News - highlights
  80. FX News - G7 - in agreement that CNY should appreciate
  81. Currencies reblancing
  82. Currency issues - a top concern for CBs
  83. China's global significance: Economy vs markets
  84. G20 meeting produces no concrete policy initiatives; like to weigh down the "QE" currencies and lend further support to commodity currencies
  85. Good bye G8, Hello G20?
  86. Forex News Update
  87. FX market update - risk reduction continued
  88. Fed announces pared-back schedule for TAF and TSLF auctions through January
  89. BoE's Dale highlights risk of doing 'too much' QE as well as 'too little'
  90. Fed to stay put with exceptionally low rates and quantitative easing
  91. G20: More talk than walk
  92. FX Market - Overnight: current account improvement helps risk appetite
  93. Central banks back to the past
  94. Japan FM backs away from strong yen
  95. Sterling slumped to a 10 day low
  96. Lehman: One year later
  97. Forex market update - USD under further pressure
  98. Global Economics Daily
  99. FX Morning News - GBP down on fear of further rate cuts
  100. Daily FX Market Update
  101. The 10 major macro themes of the past week
  102. Canada: BoC Leaves Rates Unchanged, Economic Outlook Improves
  103. UN joins the chorus against USD
  104. Key events in the week ahead
  105. Australia – RBA to keep cash rate steady; market looks for hawkish comments
  106. US consumer sentiment rises moderately in the final August report
  107. In the News
  108. Equity markets remained resilient
  109. Global Economics (US existing home sales, Fed's Bernanke)
  110. Leading central banks remain in accommodative mode
  111. Financial Markets - The week ahead
  112. US – 10Y UST auction meets lukewarm reception, USD turns down again
  113. Who will hike first?
  114. Fed leaves rates on hold for an extended period
  115. US July employment report confirms recession is over
  116. Oil – Near-term headwinds
  117. AUD: RBA in neutral and there for a while
  118. US employment report
  119. GBP: A stitch in time
  120. WSJ: Fed to consider extending TALF into 2010; scepticism about Treasury purchase programme
  121. Forex Market Update - Surprise BOE action
  122. The UK emerges from recession
  123. UK QE: Expect a 'soft halt'
  124. Commercial and Residential investment - Construction outlays boosted by government
  125. All eyes on the US labour market data at the end of the week
  126. Real US GDP declines less than expected in Q2 09, GDP revised lower in 2008
  127. NY Fed President Dudley says it is "premature" to discuss when the Fed will exit
  128. USD and shrinking global imbalances
  129. Fed Chairman Bernanke interview: supports strong dollar policy sanguine on inflation
  130. More talk of reserve diversification
  131. Two Trillion and Counting………...By bsetser
  132. Market Overview
  133. GBP: MPC looks ahead to August meeting
  134. Final day of G8 meeting
  135. FX Market update
  136. Risk aversion led to dollar strength
  137. FX update - USD gains on risk aversion
  138. This Week’s Key Events
  139. ECB leaves rates unchanged
  140. USD weakened on improved risk sentiment
  141. S&P/Case-Shiller US home prices fall by less than expected
  142. Key events in the week ahead
  143. Encouraging news from the US jobs report
  144. Employment - Less Bad, still Not Good
  145. ECB press conference points to continued gradualism
  146. The Fed's Dudley comments on the TALF; Pianalto speaks on the economic outlook
  147. US continuing jobless claims decline for the first time since early January
  148. Buy the dips
  149. Central Banks Meeting
  150. Better industrial news not inconsistent with a sub-trend US recovery
  151. Fed Chairman Bernanke warns about the consequences of a widening US budget deficit
  152. ADP private payrolls contract 532,000 in May; Challenger layoffs slow
  153. US pending home sales surprise on the upside, marking the third consecutive monthly gain
  154. ISM US manufacturing index improves to 42.8 as new orders grow
  155. US personal income and saving rate bounce higher in April
  156. Confidence building, growth awaited
  157. FX - This Week’s Key Events
  158. US data: a glass half full
  159. Deficit Rising amidst “Green Shoots”
  160. US jobless claims remain elevated
  161. US Treasury Secretary Geithner testifies on TARP
  162. US multi-family housing starts collapsed, offsetting an increase in single-family construction
  163. Brazil and China to use local currencies for trade
  164. The consumer is king
  165. Bernanke explains stress tests
  166. The cyclical rally has brought strength to the rest of Asia
  167. USD comes off the lows
  168. FX Market - May 08 2009
  169. AUD and NZD higher on improved risk appetite
  170. ECB Summary and Comments
  171. Stress tests, ecb
  172. There is a busy calendar of possible market-movers
  173. ADP US private payrolls fell considerably less than expected
  174. Banks await stress test results
  175. GBP: More positive data
  176. China: April PMIs indicate further improvement
  177. ISM US non-manufacturing index improves to 43.7 in April
  178. US bank stress tests set to reveal 10 companies need additional capital, according to reports
  179. Global economic calendar - A stressful week
  180. ISM US manufacturing index jumps to 40.1
  181. US consumer sentiment at highest level since March of last year
  182. US initial jobless claims point to less severe job loss
  183. At least 6 of 19 largest US banks require additional capital, according to reports
  184. USD in broad weakness
  185. Forex Market Morning Update
  186. Swine flu has reduced risk appetite
  187. Risk aversion favours the USD and the JPY
  188. UK-The deepest post-WW2 recession?
  189. Euro area - Downside risks still dominate
  190. US new home sales stronger than expected in March
  191. FX weekly calendar of key data and events
  192. Risk sentiment likely to drive the FX market
  193. USD/CAD has continued to find good support in the middle 1.23 zone
  194. Today's FX Market
  195. USD continues to strengthen
  196. Trading Strategy — Batter up...
  197. China is on its path to recovery
  198. A weak economy, but inflationary policy?
  199. AUD and NZD under pressure
  200. Singapore – MAS re-centres policy band
  201. EM Currencies Update
  202. Many markets still closed for holidays
  203. The dollar is broadly lower as US stocks are falling
  204. The Calm after the Storm
  205. FX Overnight News
  206. Still in recession but declining more slowly
  207. Market Data Outlook
  208. ECB Rate Cut - less than expected
  209. News Update - Japan Tankan Survey