FOREX November 29th: Last Week In Perspective
Monday, November 30, 2009 GMT
Last week saw most of the major stock exchanges stand still, except for the Nikkei which lost ground significantly. In Europe, the FTSE shed just 0.11% of its value, closing at 5245.7; the CAC was down by 0.21%, closing at 3721.5; the Dax closed up by 0.41% at 5686.6.
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The ’09 Gold Rush Continues
Wednesday, November 25, 2009 GMT
Global Equities Market futures are pointing slightly higher for Wednesday's open. The DJIA finished lower after a mixed day on Wall Street, losing 17.24 points to close at 10,433.71.
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When Will the Gold “Bubble” Burst
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 GMT
Positive economic data released today pushed Global Equity Markets higher once again. In Canada, a better than expected print on Retails Sales moved the CAD higher as well as month over month figures that published at 1%. In addition, last month's print was revised upwards as well.
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Dollar Doubts Send Gold To New Record High
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 GMT
Gold has always been the refuge to go to in times of economic worries and doubt. Its value has been imprinted deep into the human psyche since antiquity and the metal has intrinsic worth, finding myriad uses from jewellery through to space exploration.
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Closing in on Official Shopping Season
Monday, November 23, 2009 GMT
The DJIA was flat Friday closing the day down just 14.28 points. The week saw the DJIA gain 9/10th of a percent while most Global Equity Markets finished the week in negative territory. The Greenback gained as risk was held in check as the DXY closed above 75.57 in the forex market, for the first time since November 12th.
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FOREX: November In Perspective
Monday, November 23, 2009 GMT
Economic parameters vary with great speed over the course of a trading day. For this reason, it is useful to look at data over a slightly longer term to gain an insight into any trends that might be emerging which can be exploited for your investment strategy.
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OECD Upbeat About Global Prospects In 2010
Friday, November 20, 2009 GMT
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has 30 member states drawn from developed nations and has the mandate to support economic growth, boost employment and contribute to world trade, amongst other things.
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