Christopher Lewis
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EUR/USD: Why the 1.13 Break Has Traders Watching (opens the original)
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Top Regulated Brokers1 Get Started 74% of retail CFD accounts lose money Read Review EUR/USD has slipped below another major round number, and the market is clearly taking notice. The euro remains under pressure as the U.S. dollar benefits from higher yields, although the move has not yet turned into the type of disorderly decline that some traders may have expected. There is still a reason for caution on both sides. European yields have moved higher as well, helping to limit the downside in EUR
USD/CAD: Why the 1.4200 Level Is Drawing Attention (opens the original)
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Top Regulated Brokers1 Get Started 74% of retail CFD accounts lose money Read Review This currency pair has finally begun to lose a little momentum after a sharp move higher. That does not necessarily mean the broader bullish argument has disappeared, but the market has arrived at an area where traders have seen resistance before. It is not unusual for a pair that has moved this quickly to need a pause. The more interesting question is whether the current weakness in the USD/CAD is simply routin
EUR/USD: What Is Keeping the Euro Under Pressure? (opens the original)
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Top Regulated Brokers1 Get Started 74% of retail CFD accounts lose money Read Review This currency pair is trying to stabilize after moving to fresh lows, but the early bounce does not yet suggest that the market has become comfortable owning euros. The EUR/USD currency pair remains in an area where value hunters may be tempted to step in, but there is little sign that the broader pressure on the single currency has disappeared. Right now, the market is trying to weigh two forces that are closel
Gold Is Bouncing, but Is the Pressure Really Gone? (opens the original)
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Top Regulated Brokers1 Get Started 74% of retail CFD accounts lose money Read Review This has found a reason to bounce, but it has not yet found a reason for traders to become comfortable. After a sharp selloff, Gold is trying to stabilize near an area that matters on the chart. That alone can attract buyers, particularly when the selling has become somewhat stretched. However, this is still a market caught in a tug-of-war. A slight cooling in U.S. yields has offered some relief, but the broader
EUR/USD: Why the Rebound Still Looks Uncertain (opens the original)
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Top Regulated Brokers1 Get Started 74% of retail CFD accounts lose money Read Review This currency pair tried to recover late in the week after a sharp selloff, but the rebound looked more like caution than conviction. With the market sitting near the bottom of its broader range, traders had every reason to reduce short exposure ahead of a weekend that could bring another round of headlines. That is the uncomfortable reality for this market right now. It is not simply a question of charts or int
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