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Hi Guys,

Im more a fixed income guy than FX and have a pretty newbie question. In the current market climate - what factors do you consider to have the biggest affect on Eur USD price moves? And how do you think the weightings/influence of these factors change in a sideways moving market compared to the current environment?

I.e. are interest rates the biggest dictator of price movement in the current market? Or Oil? Have increased FDI flows from sovereign wealth funds into US banks increased the influence of the equity markets in the Eur USD space? Welcome any input

Thanks

4 hour chart , is there a standard ?

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anyone willing to exchange views on GBP/JPY i m thinking 80to 120 pipes per hour is a good score for this specific pair .what do you think about that .i want to know if someone is doing more .

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Just wanted to post a trade setup i am looking at that looks as though it may be a good one. I don't trade currencies that often but this one looks good.

A nice triangle formation going on here, at a guess i'd say the price will break downwards. When it does it has some way to go before it hits major support. See attached graph. Saying that, it could break upwards too (less likely). Either way i'm ready to jump on board.

I wanted to post this as an example of how simple trade setups can be. I have also posted this before the event so you can see i don't have the benefit of seeing the outcome first ;)

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Pressure building up in the USD/CHF horizontal channel between the near support of 1.1710 and the multiple top resistance level of 1.1804.

Recent upmove is also contained within the larger upward sloping channel displayed in the chart.

Momentum still in bullish territory as reflected by RSI - above 50 but flatish. I’m looking for significant follow through to the upside if the 1.1804 level can be violated -

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Thanks

So with 1.5 off the UK rate, and 0.5 off the ECB, what effect, if any, should this have on GBP/EUR?


While I am not really one for fundamentals, or prediction, logic would seem to suggest that the pound will lose out against the euro, and head south again. However, the outlook is not particularly bright in Euroland either, so is it worth even doing any more than standing back and waiting?

Thanks,