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The Speculative Run in Capital Markets Starts to Flag on the Absence of Fundamentals

Posted 07-16-2010 at 10:36 AM by DailyFX

Price action is often deceiving. While there is little arguing that the market defines what is fair value for an asset or underlying risk premium itself; this is an assessment that is valid for only that particular point in time. While speculative interests are prevalent in the capital markets, their influence is biased and highly reactive.



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Moody’s Downgrades Portugal Debt to A1 from AA2

Posted 07-13-2010 at 10:10 AM by DailyFX

During the European Session, Moody’s cut Portugal’s credit rating by two notches to A1 from AA2 but maintained a stable outlook. The ratings agency said that the indebted country may need to impose further austerity measures in conjunction to those already announced. The agency also cited the fiscal position of the EMU member as likely to deteriorate over the medium-term which could depress growth prospects. Meanwhile, Fitch’s Brian Coulton affirmed the “negative outlook” for Portugal, and went...
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Forex Options Markets Warn of Euro, US Dollar Volatility

Posted 06-30-2010 at 05:23 PM by DailyFX

Recent forex market moves have led to a sharp advance in forex options market volatility expectations, making short-term forecasts especially difficult and warning of large US Dollar moves ahead. Shifts in FX Options risk reversals have been especially dramatic in fast-moving pairs such as the British Pound/US Dollar and US Dollar/Swiss Franc.

Recent forex market moves have led to a sharp advance in forex options market volatility expectations, making short-term forecasts especially...
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Euro, British Pound Weakens Against U.S. Dollar as Risk Aversion Takes Center Stage

Posted 06-29-2010 at 09:36 AM by DailyFX

Risk aversion swayed the currency market during the overnight session, with the euro breaking below the 20-Day SMA (1.2208) to reach a low of 1.2177, and the drop in sentiment is likely to drag the single-currency lower going into the U.S. trade as equity futures foreshadow a lower open for the North American market.

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