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The U.S. dollar extended recent losses as risk appetites continued to increase, especially after today's announcement from the Federal Reserve that it is sponsoring a US$ 600 billion program to purchase mortgage-relate debt and securities and a US$ 200 billion

The Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose 6.9 points to 44.9 in November from October's all-time low after lower gas prices helped improve consumer sentiment even as the job market worsened and credit became more difficult to obtain.

This market has become more and more difficult to satisfy. The US government announced this morning that they will be spending as much as $800 billion to help ease lending for homeowners, consumers and small businesses. With interest rates expected

The US dollar fell sharply across the majors as US data was broadly disappointing, adding to the pile of evidence suggesting that the nation is in the midst of recession. It seems that the announcement of yet another Federal Reserve

The US dollar weakened vs. most major currencies as a boost in global equities helped boost risk appetite. Data from the US wasn't favorable as existing home sales fell 3.1% in October. Third quarter GDP was revised downward to a

The dollar extended loses against the majors in the Tuesday session, slumping to 1.3080 versus the euro and just shy of the 1.54-figure against the sterling. Dragging the greenback lower was a barrage of negative US data. The US economic

The currency market came to a standstill during the European session, as most major pairs were range bound. During the Asian session the dollar and the yen recovered some of the ground lost on Monday. The markets reacted with mixed

It was a day of modest moves on Wall Street as investors digested the implications of the government's new facilities designed to purchase and lend against securities backed by mortgages and other forms of consumer debt such as student loans

USD/JPY's intraday outlook remains neutral for the moment as the pair is still limited below 98.18 resistance. As discussed before, above 98.18 will favor the case that rise 90.92 is still in progress and another rally could be seen to

USD/CHF's retreat from 1.2296 continues and break of 1.2097 minor support indicates that deeper pull back should be seen to 4 hours 55 EMA (now at 1.2023) and below. Though, downside is still expected to be contained above 1.1800 resistance

GBP/USD recovers further in early US session but after it's still limited below 1.5249. Intraday outlook remains neutral for the moment. On the downside, below 1.4557 will confirm that recent decline has resumed for next target of 100% projection of

EUR/USD's rebounds further to and touching of 1.2819 and breaking of the inner falling trendline suggests that EUR/USD is staging another rising leg of the consolidation that started at 1.2329. Further break of 1.2819 will confirm this case and bring

Investors shrug off poor economic data from US and Eurozone today and confidence is boosted by the bailout of Citigroup. Stocks in US and Europe are generally higher and the improved risk appetite triggered further pull back in dollar and

Dollar and yen recovers mildly but remain pressured as global stocks followed yesterday's near 400 pts rally in DOW. President-elect Obama unveiled the economic team which includes New York Fed President Timothy Geithner as Treasury Secretary and former Treasury Secretary

USD/JPY's outlook remains practically neutral for the moment as upside is still limited below 98.18 resistance. Though, note that break there will argue that fall from 100.54 has already completed at 93.55. The corrective structure in turn suggests that rebound

AUD/USD's rebound from 0.6075 extends further to as high as 0.6554 before retreating mildly. At this point, intraday outlook remains neutral. As discused before, another fall is still in favor as long as upside is limited below 0.6594 resistance. Below

USD/CHF's fall extended further to as low as 1.1916 before recovering mildly. With a short term top in place, further decline could still be see as long as 1.2113 minor resistance holds. Though, downside is still expected to be contained

GBP/USD's recovery is still in progress but after all it's still limited below mentioned 1.5249 resistance. Intraday outlook remains neutral. On the downside, below 1.4705 minor support will flipped intraday bias back to the downside. Further break of 1.4557 low