Daily Economic Roundup – December 6, 2010
Are you ready for another week’s worth of adventures in the forex jungle? Don’t go anywhere without checking out my economic roundup!
Read MoreAre you ready for another week’s worth of adventures in the forex jungle? Don’t go anywhere without checking out my economic roundup!
Read MoreWhoa! It looks like we’re in for an action-packed week on the charts with FOUR interest rate announcements on tap! What are you waiting for? Get a sneak peek on what we’ll be hearing from central bankers!
Read MoreEver wanted to pit your newfound trading skills against other traders and see how you match up? Well you can! Forex Ninja’s back from his latest mission to give you the heads up on forex trading contests!
Read MoreFor the past couple of weeks the market has been focusing on the European sovereign debt crisis. For now, let’s set our eyes on the U.K. banking sector. After doing a little digging, it seems that euro zone ain’t the only economy with skeletons in its closet.
Read MoreMake that two days of risk appetite rallies! One more trading day before the week comes to a close and it’s a toss-up between the higher-yielders and the safe-havens. Check out my roundup to see which side has the upper hand!
Read More“Close your eyes and tap your heels together three times. And think to yourself, there’s no place like home.”
Read MoreChristmas may be two weeks away, but who says presents don’t come in early? Here’s Santa Forex Gump’s gift for all you kids who want to make pips with tomorrow’s NFP report.
Read MoreAha! Was that a mid-week reversal we just saw? Find out if this risk rally can continue by reading my daily economic roundup!
Read MoreJR here … when I read over Jack’s line yesterday about “wine-sipping and croissant eating” it made me wonder if I am, in fact, a “big-government socialist.” It also made me think of McDonald’s disgustingly delicious bacon, egg and cheese croissant-wich.
Read MoreEuro zone’s economic recovery calls for a tighter monetary policy. Its sovereign crisis cries for the central bank to take it easy. As for ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet, what will it be?
Read MoreIt’s December already? It feels like just yesterday I was picking up hot chicks while riding my jalopy… Oh wait, that WAS yesterday. In any case, don’t forget to get a hold of the latest happenings on the forex market by reading up on my daily roundup!
Read MoreWe have been saying for years now that Germany is sucking the wind out of Europe. But, then again that should be a surprise to exactly no one who ever bothered to consider the initial structure of the so-called common monetary union. It wasn’t so common and it sure wasn’t structured for a lasting union.
Read MoreAnd it’s finally out! No, I’m not talking about the new episode of The Walking Dead, but rather, the details of Ireland’s much-awaited bailout.
Read MoreGood Tuesday to ya’ll! Don’t get left behind and get the latest scoop on the hottest events today by reading through my roundup!
Read MoreIt’s resurfacing. Perhaps not in the exact same places or at the exact same frequency or with the exact same magnitude, but things are resurfacing.
Read MoreWhen QE2 hit the world, Chinese bank officials found themselves scrambling to find ways to fight the inflow of foreign investment to their country. Huh? Why would they do that? Isn’t foreign investment GOOD for the economy?
Read MoreThe dollar has been on a wild ride for the past couple of days, and it looks like the upcoming week is bound to be exciting as well! Read my daily roundup so you don’t miss out!
Read MoreWith nothing much happening on the forex broker scene, I decided to go hi-tech and talk about my three favorite Forex mobile apps that I think you should download for the holidays.
Read MoreY’all ready to jump back into the markets after buying that new iPad or 3D TV? Here are six reports you should pay attention to if you plan to trade the comdolls this week.
Read MoreSix months after the EU and IMF’s 110 billion EUR rescue package sailed out to save Greece, Ireland agreed to a bailout in order to keep its financial system afloat. With this debt contagion unfolding, how long will it be until Portugal and Spain call out for help?
Read MoreIf you worried about falling off the bike, you'd never get on.Lance Armstrong