Which means what for the incredibly shrinking manufacturing sector? Fewer and smaller manufacturers are doing better - so what? Means sfa for the broader economy.

Australian Manufacturing Reaches for Recovery in Oct

Same old same old. Nothing to see here, move along.

Doubts emerge over troika's return to Greece amid budget hole

Wow, we haven't seen a good long squeeze on the EUR for a while. The biggest one day fall in 18 months with more to come before we reach the bottom of the uptrend channel around 1.3410. The weekly chart has now rolled over and the USD weakness looks ...

4 reasons why EUR/USD is free-falling

I'll take that bet, no chance of more QE now - it doesn't work anyway because of the poor transmission mechanism an they know it.

Three Takeaways on the Fed’s Policy Statement – December Taper Not Off the Table

FOMC Statement not dovish enough for the market, USD rallies. They removed the comment about the tighter fiscal conditions impacting on the economy. USD strength will play out for now.

FOMC Statement

The FOMC not sufficiently dovish for the market, USD rally - gee I love it when a plan comes together!

Is the Dow telling us the "RISK ON" is over?

Just the latest way the US undermines the rest of the global economy, my artificially depressing the USD.

Fed to maintain aggressive policy stimulus amid soft data

There's a few dynamics here, but after a close below 1.600 I think support is around 1.5930, which is the confluence of the daily 50ema, the 23.6 fib of the move 1.4814/1.6265, and weekly 200ema, which should be a formidable support area. However it ...

'Cable On The Brink' - JP Morgan

Its a bit late to be worried about 0.9550!

AUD/USD breaks lower after RBA's Stevens headlines

AUD lower on the commentary, has broken another support level, for now.

RBA Gov Stevens: Remarks to Citi's 5th Annual Australian & New Zealand Investment...

[quote=Pip Anon;7053172]Hey ANZ stop copying me! I said 1.3950 two weeks ago >_< Good call Pip, the top of the monthly cloud is at 1.3955 which would be very strong resistance, would be a great place to go short.

EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ

Yep, and 7. You don't have or stop following your trading plan.

5 Ways Your Brain Tricks You Into Making Horrible Investment Decisions

I don't understand the GBP comment, sounds like double dutch to me. As for the rest, well we know what they say about opinions being like a>-eholes.

EUR On A Short Leash, GBP Struggles, & JPY Gets Boring - Nordea

Markets have responded positively to this news. JPY and the crosses all lower.

China introduces new 1yr Loan Prime Rate (LPR) lending benchmark

Hope you've got a tight stop, as there are a truckload of stops below the strong support at 96.95 - 97.0. If that gives way on a close then 96.55 and then 96 will get tested next week.

The USD is under pressure and will fall further

Sounds like the Poles have followed the Arab method of contracting from the UAE and Qatar, when in doubt just reject anything but still expect everything! Its a no-win all round.

Poland's roads to ruin

Apologies I get them confused, I meant risk on.

Payrolls in U.S. Rise Less Than Forecast; Jobless Rate Falls

Risk off for now, and remember its not the weekend so there will be follow on reactions tomorrow morning in Asia.

Payrolls in U.S. Rise Less Than Forecast; Jobless Rate Falls

This article looks self serving for GS, and their JPY conclusions look dubious to me.

Goldman: What We've Learned About FX During The Fiscal Tensions?

Setting aside $100 a month for each citizen from the day they are born would cost $78,000 by the time they are 65. At 5% compounded they would have $600,000 upon which to retire. Great idea except that Governments can't be trusted to not touch the ...

Why A Swiss Proposal To Give Every Citizen $2,800 Each Month Is So Radical