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Urgent Company Statement – Swiss Franc Movement (CHF) CHFFOREX TRADINGHY MARKETS NEWS Jan 16, 2015 Your Comments We’d like to confirm that our financial position is unaffected following the extreme movement in the price of the Swiss franc yesterday. We want to reassure all our clients that our systems, controls & policies properly manage the firm’s position & credit risk. We would also stress that all retail client funds continue to be segregated on a daily basis in accordance with FCA rules., and that the Firm continues to hold Regulatory Capital well in excess of the amounts required by the FCA. Original: http://blog.hymarkets.com/forex-trading/urgent-company-statement-swiss-franc-movement-chf.html
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Stocks Market Report 8th May Stocks – Asia Stocks in the Asian region were lifted on Thursday, bouncing back from yesterday’s losses after the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) Chair Janet Yellen delivered her speech. The Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 index edged 0.82% higher to 14,148.53 points at the time of writing, while Tokyo’s Topix index climbed 0.59% to 1,158.79 points at the same time. Mitsubishi Corp gained 6.5% to 1.938 yen, after the company’s earnings came in higher than forecasted. Japanese real-estate company, Heiwa Real Estate traded 2% higher. Read more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Crude Prices Boosted by Escalated Tension in Ukraine Crude prices were lifted on the first day of the trading week, boosted by the escalated tension between Ukraine and Russia over the weekend increasing concerns that the energy supplies in Europe may be disrupted. The North American West Texas Intermediate crude for May delivery rose by 0.51% higher, trading at $104.27 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange at the time of writing. While the European benchmark Brent crude for May settlement added 0.54% to $107.92 a barrel on the ICE Futures Europe exchange at the same time. See more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Gold Prices Edges Higher Before US Jobs Report Gold prices were seen climbing on Friday, as traders await the US non-farm payrolls report which is due later in the day and may show the current state of the US economy and may weaken the precious metal. The anticipating US non-farm payrolls report is forecasted to have strengthened in March and may tip-off the next step the Federal Reserve (Fed) may take on its monthly asset purchases. See more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Gold Prices Climbs; Ongoing Tensions in Ukraine in Spotlight GOLDWORLD MARKET NEWS Mar 26, 2014Be the First to comment Gold prices were seen trading higher on Wednesday, picking up from previous losses, while traders increase demand for a safe haven as the tension between Russian and Ukraine continues. Meanwhile, the upbeat US consumer confidence capped bigger gains. Gold futures for June delivery gained 0.22% to $1.314.40 an ounce at the time of writing on New York’s Comex. At the same time, silver futures for immediate delivery climbed 0.31% to $20.045 an ounce.
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Crude Prices Climbs as Cushing Supplies Falls Crude prices was seen trading higher on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled that interest rates might increase in 2015 and government reports showed that crude inventories in Cushing dropped for a seventh week. The North American WTI crude for April delivery advanced 0.14% higher trading at $99.31 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange at the time of writing. While the European benchmark Brent crude added 0.14% to $106.00 per barrel at the same time. Read more details in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Forex Trading Causes USD/JPY to Decline as Data Undermines Confidence Forex trading resulted in the USD/JPY pair moving lower on March 10, as global market participants were impacted by lackluster economic data that undermined their sentiment. This currency pair fell to as little as 102.94 during the day, according to Investing.com. Many global market participants flocked to the yen for its safe haven value, after government figures indicated that gross domestic product grew by less than expected in the final quarter of 2013. Read more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Forex Trading Causes USD/JPY to Decline as Data Undermines Confidence Forex trading resulted in the USD/JPY pair moving lower on March 10, as global market participants were impacted by lackluster economic data that undermined their sentiment. This currency pair fell to as little as 102.94 during the day, according to Investing.com. Many global market participants flocked to the yen for its safe haven value, after government figures indicated that gross domestic product grew by less than expected in the final quarter of 2013. Read more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Asian Stocks Slightly Higher Ahead BoJ Statement Stocks in Asia were seen trading slightly higher on Tuesday, with shares in Japan rallying before the release of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) monetary policy statement, which is expected to be released later in the day. The Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 index came in at 1.26% to 14,573.95 at the time of writing, at the same time Tokyo’s Topix index climbed 0.98% higher to 1,202.94. The Bank of Japan is expected to release its policy statement which is forecasted to show the bank keeping its policy unchanged. Read moe in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Gold Prices Advances before US Labour Data Futures for gold were seen climbing on the last day of the trading week before data for US job data including non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate figures. The data is expected to be released later in the day. The yellow metal is rising towards its sixth weekly gain. Bullion for March delivery rose 0.37% trading at $1,261.80 an ounce as of the time of writing, while silver futures fell 0.19% lower to $19.89 an ounce at the same time. Meanwhile in China, the HSBC services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dropped to 50.7 in January, compared to the previous reading of 50.9 in December. China probably overtook India as the world’s largest consumer of gold in 2013. Read more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Crude Oil Futures Rises amid Decline in OPEC Supply Contracts for both WTI and Brent advanced on the first day of the trading week, as the world’s largest oil importer showed an upbeat-data and supply from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) dropped to a two-year low in November. WTI contracts for December rose 0.51% higher to $93.17 a barrel at the time of writing on New York’s Nymex, while the European benchmark Brent climbed 0.39% to $110.12 at the same time in London. The Chinese industrial activity rose to an 18-month high, as a separate data released show that the HSBC Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for November came in at 50.8. Read more in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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From now on, trading with HY Markets is even better! You can now receive up to $3 rebate per lot when you trade with HY Markets meaning the more you trade the more you earn! The HY Markets Loyalty Scheme applies to all account types across our HY Webtrader or MT4 trading platforms.* To register simply follow these steps: 1. Login to your account here 2. Under 'My Tools' page click 'Join Now' As soon as you register you'll instantly start receiving rebates from your trades!
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Win amazing Cash Prizes & Luxurious Trips to the Maldives From now until January 31st, 2014, if you meet our deposit and trading volume requirements you will receive a cash prize and automatically enter into a draw with One in Five Chance to win a Luxurious Trip for Two to the Maldives, inclusive of air tickets and 5 nights stay at a 5 Star Resort Hotel. Winners of the luxurious trip for two to the Maldives will be notified by their Personal VIP Customer Service Representative who will discuss and make travel arrangements that will suit the winners' schedule. Get started now! http://www.hymarkets.com/hylp/lp20131104_en.html?campaignid=701_d0000000mp3s&utm_landingpageid=EN_2220&utm_campaign=701_d0000000mp3s&utm_source=email&utm_medium=e-mail
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Euro Slightly Lower Against Greenback amid ECB Rate Cut The 17-nation euro traded slightly lower against the US dollar on the first day of the trading week, extending last week’s drop after the European Central Bank revealed its surprising decision to trim its interest rate to a new record-low. A string of upbeat US macro releases dragged the euro to its lowest level in two month, dropping below the $1.3400 mark. The euro traded flat, standing at $1.3366 against the US dollar as of 6:40am GMT, while the economic slowdown in the eurozone led the ECB to reduce its borrowing cost to a new record-low. “While no follow up move is likely in December, ECB officials have been happy to flag that further action could be taken as needed, such as another LTRO, adjusting forward guidance or even a negative deposit rate. See more details in our blog http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Gold Prices Drops As Obama Nominates Yellen Gold Prices were seen trading lower during Asian trading hours on Wednesday after US President Barack Obama announced that he will nominate Janet Yellen as the Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve (Fed). Yellow metal futures for December delivery dropped 0.59% lower at $1,316.80 an ounce, while silver futures edged 0.98% lower to $22.225 an ounce at the time of writing. The US dollar index, measuring the US dollar’s strength against six major currencies, advanced 0.27% to 80.276 at the time of writing. Read more at http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Spain Service PMI Drops In September Spain’s final service PMI dropped to 49.0 points lower in September, falling below the 50 threshold and lower than previous reading of 50.4 in the previous month, the Markit Economics reports confirmed. “The Spanish service sector failed to show much sign of a recovery during September as activity fell back in response to weaker new order growth which itself had been supported by further sharp discounting. One bright spot from the latest survey was that companies were at their most optimistic about the future for nearly three-and-a-half years, suggesting that Spanish service providers are seeing some light at the end of the tunnel.†Andrew Harker, a senior economist at Markit commented.. More news at http://blog.hymarkets.com/
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Eurozone Final Manufacturing PMI In September Drops Eurozone’s final Manufacturing PMI, measuring the eurozone activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector declined 51.1 points lower in September, meeting analysts estimated of 51.4 in August, Markit Economics confirmed. “An improvement in euro zone manufacturing business conditions for a third straight month in September sends a reassuring signal that the sector is providing an all-important lift for a region that has been besieged by recession,†Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said on Tuesday. More info at http://blog.hymarkets.com/