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  1. Yen has crept higher since the European authorities launched a phase of international intervention to weaken and stabilize the yen, but the BoJ is ready to sell the yen again if the dollar fell as low as Y81.25, a trader in Tokyo said on Friday.

    The central bank has placed orders to buy the dollar against the yen at that level but the size of this order is not known, the trader added.

  2. Through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Moussa Koussa, Libya declared a cease-fire and halt military attacks to the citizens civilian demonstrators. Koussa Libya also expressed promise to protect its citizens and foreign citizens and their assets.

    The increase in oil and gold prices also hampered after the official announcement that Libya.

    Libya had previously re-heated conditions. Last Friday when the UN approved military action (air strikes) to force Muammar Gaddafi. Parties Gaddafi also not silent, with closed air traffic in getting Libya to accept UN attack from the air, represented by a coalition of France, Britain and the U.S.. United Nations prohibits intervention in the form of a ground offensive.

    UN step was taken after a news report that Gaddafi's troops carried out attacks using fighter jets and helicopters to disperse protesters mass which was later re-bloom. When overheating in these conditions in world oil prices rose about $ 2 to as low $ 103.66 (/ CLc1). Gold as a safe-haven asset - to hedge the uncertainty condition - rebounded to $ 1423/troy ounce.

  3. Switzerland Producer February, the Import Price Index +0.5% YY

     

    Friday, March 18, 2011

     

    Switzerland producer and import prices rose in the year in February, driven by high energy and metals prices, data released Friday showed.

     

    Index for February rose by 0.5% this year and rose 0.2% in the month, the Swiss statistical office said.

     

    Estimated average of four economists was for a gain of 0.3% in the year, and 0.2% on month, according to a survey DJN.

  4. PPI +0.7% Germany this month, +6.4% This Year

     

    Friday, March 18, 2011

     

    Producer prices in Germany, Europe's biggest economy, rose at a faster pace in the year in February, largely as a result of higher energy prices, although the monthly price increases slowed, the Federal Statistics Office said Friday.

     

    Producer prices rose 0.7% in February and increased 6.4% this year, statistics office, or Destatis said. The figures are in line with estimates from Dow Jones Newswires survey. In January, Germany PPI rose 1.2% on month and 5.7% this year.

     

    Annual rate of producer price inflation in February was the highest since October 2008, when it reached 7.3%, Destatis said.

     

    Statistics Office said that "energy prices accounted for half of both the total annual rate in February." Energy prices showed an increase 11.0% this year and rose 0.9% in the month, he said.

     

    Excluding highly volatile energy prices, producer prices rose 0.6% on month and rose 4.5% this year.

     

    Price of intermediate products, used in the production process, increased 1.1% on month and 8.5% this year, with the latter being all-time high, Destatis said. The reading was primarily due to higher metal products, the prices which rose 2.4% on month and 22.4% this year, he said.

  5. UPDATE: SNB Maintain Rate On Hold, Debt Threat From EU

     

    - Swiss SNB to maintain interest rates as expected.

    - Central Bank raised the estimated growth and inflation.

    - The main danger for the prospects of growth seems to emerge from the debt crisis of the European Union and rising oil prices.

    - The danger of Japanese earthquake is still difficult to assess.

  6. Technical Rebound, European Stocks market opened up

     

    Thursday, March 17, 2011

     

    European stocks rose in trading Thursday (17 / 3) morning after declining 7% during the last six sessions, but more due to a technical rebound while the Japanese crisis kept investors pulled.

     

    Reuters reported the FTSEurofirst 300 index rose 0.7 percent to 1074.48, bouncing back from its lowest level for 3.5 months on Wednesday amid growing fears that Japan's woes will derail the global economic recovery. FTSEurofirst 300, and the Euro Stoxx 50, Britain's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and French CAC 40 are all deep in the 'oversold territory' on Thursday before the opening, with the relative strength index (RSI) under 30.

     

    U.S. stocks fell 2 percent on Wednesday, with the S & P and Nasdaq turned negative for the year, while Japanese stocks fell further and the yen surged to a record high against the dollar. "The fall has been so far, but still very apprehensive. There Shor covering for the moment and we continue to look out," said David Thebault, head of quantitative sales trading, at Global Equities, in Paris.

     

    Sources

    http://pasarmodal.inilah.com/read/detail/1332242/technical-rebound-saham-eropa-dibuka-naik

  7. European markets bounce back

     

    European markets opened higher this afternoon, market participants expectations of the G7 meeting tomorrow nuclear disaster crisis fears ease in Japan pasa earthquake.

    Market sentiment has improved after the French finance minister Lagarde announced that the G7 conference tomorrow will mehasilkan expectations about the coordination of global economic recovery from the impact of the tsunami Japanese and its nuclear crisis.

  8. Guys,

     

    Someone plz tell me which is the best moving average for M1 timeframe to determine the current immediate trend of a pair? Or any good Indicator that will help me know the immediate short term trend of gbpusd in 1 min timeframe?

     

    Thanks in advance,

     

    Indoshare

     

    Hi,

     

    to use Moving Average (MA) as your indicator for entry market, maybe you can try to learn Kang Gun (KG) analysis, you can find his thread at forexindo.com or forexfactory.

     

    Cheers

  9. 10 aspects of trading psychology

     

    1. Understand the purpose of trading.

    Understanding the objectives to be achieved in trading will make us always in the direction is clear: just looking for profits by speculating or secure a position keranjanga owned investment.

     

    2. Do it only if it is able to bear the loss.

    Forex trading is a type of investment that has a large ralatif risk (high risk high return). Therefore, do trading with idle money that will not make you difficulty for any loss of money.

     

    3, Do not put all the money in one position.

    Putting all the money in one position is to act very stupid and risky, because the potential to make us lose all the money.

     

    4. Do not do too much in currency trading.

    Concentrate and focus on just a little or some foreign currency. Too many forex transaction will make us difficult to monitor the development of foreign exchange positions because the more information we should seek.

     

    5. Practicing walking before running.

    Do not trading before understanding exactly how should melaukan trading. Understand and learn trading through forex sites that provide a place for forex demo or game is the action that must be done before actually trading.

     

    6. Accept the fact that the market is always right.

    The market is not a collection of ducks that can easily be led by one or several people. "Market Will Go Nowhere it wants to go." so said the Englishman.

     

    7. Every now and then does not hurt to budge.

    If you are in a position that continues to lose money, get out of the slump. Wait until it comes another chance to win.

     

    8. Let the profit obtained until there is reason to take it.

    Do not rush to take advantage of the profit we've gained through several fundamental indicators, technical and other parameters motioned to take it.

     

    9. Keep your body and soul health.

    Trading forex is a lot of strenuous activities and thoughts. Therefore, if the principle of time is money to hold on, keep healthy is a must.

     

    10. Do not be too greedy.

    If the profit target has been achieved, stop for a while until there is another profitable opportunity to trade back. Avoid properties that would be greedy for your own bomerang, because the market does not always favor us.

    Hopefully useful to all of us ..

  10. EU Refuses Bail-out Additional Funds

     

    European Union again announced a new bail-out plans for countries affected by crisis. Previously, some countries ask for a nominal additional assistance disbursed to them, but the EU rejected the request. Instead, it asks the European Union countries who were hit by the crisis, such as Greece and Portugal, to immediately improve the system in the country. EU officials also acknowledge that today they are still trying to convince the investors about the stability of the Euro. Although it has attempted to tackle the crisis since 13 months ago, investors appear to still not believe in right to the strength of the Euro.

  11. BOJ issued a policy to deal with economic shocks of post-earthquake

     

    March 14, 2011

     

    Bank of Japan issued a monetary policy because the share price plummeted and the threat of leakage of nuclear reactors, after the devastating earthquake and tsunami on Friday in northeastern Japan. BOJ Board voted 8-1 to increase the budget funds to buy assets and conduct market operations are supported by collateral 5 trillion yen to 40 trillion yen. This step is intended to prevent deterioration in business sentiment and credit risk in financial markets.

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