The Cable has jumped over our 2nd tier downtrend line as investors celebrate a better than expected manufacturing production number, accompanied by an upward revision of the previous release. Meanwhile, investors seem to be ignoring the declining trade balance, signifying

The USD/JPY is rising back towards our 3rd tier downtrend line after the weaker than expected showing from Japan's Core Machinery Orders.

Gold has risen back above our 3rd tier uptrend line on lackluster volume as the precious metal grudgingly participates in a weakening Dollar and rising equities. We're still holding our negative near-term outlook on gold as with the GBP/USD and

The EUR/USD is rebounding past 1.40 despite weaker than expected industrial production numbers from both Germany and France over the past two sessions.

S&P Futures Level Out With Little Economic Data The S&P futures are moving sideways within a tight trading range formed over the last week. They remain lodged between our uptrend lines, with yearly highs hanging just above. Meanwhile, U.S. equities

The USD/JPY is turning south from our 3rd tier downtrend line as we notice a Dollar appreciation across the board today. We haven't seen any abnormal volume to the upside on the 1-day chart, leading us to believe that the

Gold continues its recovery from our 2nd tier uptrend line and the psychological $950/oz level as it rises with the depreciation of the greenback. Volume is perking up slightly, a positive sign technically. However, volume is still weak as compared

Crude futures are strengthening from our 2nd tier uptrend line as commodities head north in unison. No news seems to be good news, and with economic data releases relatively quiet the bulls are finding solace in crude's strong upward momentum.

Weekly crude oil inventories came in much lower than analyst expectations, and this could be enough to help crude futures solidify at $70/bbl+ with the possibility of a substantial rally. Last week's inventory release threw investors off-guard since it was

The S&P futures are reversing course from our 2nd tier uptrend line after U.S. equities appeared poised for a breakout in the pre-market. We notice a corresponding appreciation of the Dollar coupled with a swift pullback in gold. Investors seem

The Japanese currency had a day of losses against major currencies and higher-yielding assets as the global slump eases, improving investor's confidence to take riskier positions.(...)Read the rest of Yen Continues Fall as Demand For Yield Rises (180 words)Posted on

The loonie continued its rally after a day of losses as the main trading partner of Canada, the United States, is showing signs of an economic revival.(...)Read the rest of U.S. Economy Recovery, Crude Oil Push Canadian Dollar Up (181

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said that the United Kingdom real estate market is stabilizing, spurring demand for the pound sterling after sequential days of losses.(...)Read the rest of Great Britain Pound Rebounds on Improved Real Estate Data (185

The loonie posted significant gains versus the U.S. dollar as the crude oil continued to advance and optimistic speculations about the world economy brought stock markets up.(...)Read the rest of Canadian Dollar Climbs on Oil Rise, Stocks Rebound (169 words)Posted

The dollar gained versus the main currencies as speculations that the U. S. Government will raise its interest rates by the end of the year, consequently causing a bearish day in equities markets around the world.(...)Read the rest of Dollar

The pound posted the fourth day of losses in a row against the U.S. dollar as a serious political crisis deepens in Great Britain, where Prime Minister Gordon Brown's Labour party is losing influence significantly.(...)Read the rest of Pound Slides

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