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02-Jan-14, 9:21am: How the Key Markets Are Looking at the Start of 2014 Below we have a useful 6 minute video which takes a technical view of how the markets are currently positioned.
Update by Craig Inglis, Head of Product Development, |
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03-Jan-14, 9:15am: The stock markets saw a very poor day yesterday and the Japan 225 is trading below support. However, a bigger story might be crude oil’s $5 fall. Gold is also seeing support.
Update by Craig Inglis, Head of Product Development, |
05-Jan-14, 1:44pm: The Yuan in 2013The Chinese yuan gained 2.9% against the US dollar in 2013.
Update by Jacob Wood, Editor, |
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06-Jan-14, 9:55am: The FTSE 100 is currently bouncing off support and making a worrying series of lower highs. Interestingly, the declines in the Japan 225 have also been weighing on the USD/JPY pair despite wider US dollar strength. Crude oil continues to see significant falls after last week’s rising inventories numbers.
Update by Craig Inglis, Head of Product Development, |
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06-Jan-14, 10:29am: The dollar is seeing some strength this morning, with some mixed European Services data, an outperformance from Spain and Alcoa set to kick off the US earnings season. This week will also see results from UK retailers for the key Christmas trading period.
Update by Ishaq Siddiqi, Market Analyst, |
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07-Jan-14, 9:29am: The larger stock indices are looking weaker but in the forex markets there are some more interesting moves. USD/JPY is also looking weaker despite the fact that dollar wasn’t that strong yesterday. The EUR/USD market has been bouncing nicely off the technical levels. Elsewhere, gold is also looking volatile.
Update by Craig Inglis, Head of Product Development, |
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07-Jan-14, 9:29am: The markets are looking for direction this morning. Below we have a quick update on what’s happened and what to looking out for.
Update by Ishaq Siddiqi, Market Analyst, |
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07-Jan-14, 12:05pm: There is a new post on the CleanFinancial.com blog which takes a look the recent uncertainty in global stock markets. US Stocks Remain Nervous Ahead of NFP and Change in FOMC Voting Patterns
Update by Gordon Childs, Editor, |
