In lots of cases in the past, the market is anticipating a positive outcome of major events....so my tip is around 1.3080 area for e/u and then it will turn in anticipation of the greece deal But additionally it depends on wallstreet and what they ...

High-yielding FX fall on growth worries; euro dips

It must have been pure coincidence that Morgan Stanley recommended yesterday to sell eurgbp @83.20 with stop @ around 84....lookie,lookie where we are today...the SL should do it's job tomorrow latest

EUR/USD back above 1.3250 but EUR/GBP the story

eurchf @1.20, usdchf @0.8750 would mean eurusd around 1.38 good luck with this one

USD/CHF: Pressure on the lows - MIG Bank

don't get confused with the ECB deal...it's got nothing to do with the private bondholders...it's simply an exchange old bonds -> new bonds held by the ECB So this deal will be done by monday....but makes me wonder why that caused a runup in e/u, ...

ECB Greek debt swap deal to be completed over weekend

Looks like they're taking over Noda's talk the talk Maybe they now should ask Japan how to weaken a currency

Swiss economic minister says CHF is over-valued

Wouldn't wonder if some of the big boys already knew what's going to happen after hours....compared with wallstreet eurusd/audusd were very weak today

Moody's adjusts ratings of 9 European sovereigns to capture downside risks

Maybe same play like last weekend They push eu up kick the shorts, trigger the longs and end the week in nomans land No deal over the weekend and they can push eu down 70-80 pips and kick the longs, trigger the shorts and push it up again

Greek gov't official: aiming for debt swap deal by Sunday evening

Simply trading breakouts with 1 pip above/below doesn't give you an edge. There are probably as much fakes as there are successful breakouts. Look at audusd...is it a retest of the triangle breakout level and hold or will it fail? I personally would ...

Breakouts: How to Stay Away from Some Losing Trades

ok, 26 pips for that one who's talking next?

Egan Jones Downgrades Germany To AA- From AA

I think we will see another leg up prior to wallstreet open. The us boys really like to put in either the high or the low of the day

Fitch Director Says Doesn't Expect Italy To Default

Should stop around 1.2860 then pullback NY session to around 1.2770...at least I'll be looking for that The crosses are not really following that move...espc. euraud

Fitch Director Says Doesn't Expect Italy To Default

There probably is a stop at each and every pip from someone around the world...who cares? If you look at NY session yesterday, there are some big boys who do whatever they want with eurusd

Market talk of stops in EUR/USD at 1.2820 - Unconfirmed

I wouldn't say that usdcad is weak...the opposite is what I'm seeing. usdcad is simply following the risk sentiment...and today it's "risk on" so the pair goes down. As soon as wallstreet comes down a bit usdcad immediately makes an opposite move. ...

USDCAD: Extends Weakness, Heads Towards Key Support At The 1.0074 Level

I read an article here on FF the other day, where it said that the strengh of the yen against the euro is a bigger problem than with usd

Not time to take action on EUR/JPY moves, Japan senior vice fm says

I think that any floor above 1.20 will not withstand the force of the market under current conditions. CHF is still seen as safe haven even if SNB would set negative interest rates...investors are willing to accept negative interest on german bonds ...

Talk of large bids at 1.2090 in EUR/CHF

They are holding audusd and covering shorts euraud what drives up eurusd also (IMHO)

Webcast of ECB press conference 12 January 2012

So what's going on with S&P and their rating thingy? They for sure wouldn't make friends if they downgrade France right after the sell

France sells 2021 bonds at ave. Yield 3.29% vs 3.18% Dec. 1

whereas air future is a little bit hard to imagine, but water...who knows

Milk futures: Better than gold

wow, 99pc chance that the euro won't make it another ten years The crystal ball they got for christmas seems to work

Eurozone collapse 'starts this year' says CEBR