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Forex London Network

Posted by on Apr 1, 2014 in Events, Featured, Learning to Trade?, Market News, Uncategorized

Forex London Network

Profit and Loss are a company that specialise in financial markets and business and technology information. They also hold forex events throughout the world and there just so happens to be one in London later this month. Personally, I thoroughly enjoy going to events such as these. Hearing expert opinions while meeting other traders from the Forex London Network is a great way to spend the day. On Wednesday 23rd April 2014 Profit and Loss have secured some fantastic speakers and a great variety of subjects for them to speak about. The sessions are as follows: – Better Execution: Do...

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QE3 arrives

Posted by on Sep 14, 2012 in Events, Market News, News

QE3 arrives

This has been quite a momentous week on the currency markets. On Wednesday, the German constitutional court okay-ed the German governments contribution to the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), removing one potential obstacle in the Forex markets. It means the Eurozone countries have a backstop, for now. The Euro is trading close to 1.3100 against the US Dollar as I write this piece. A couple of months ago, the Euro was trading at 1.2250 and heading south. I would not have predicted a rise of this nature. So what has caused it? It is certainly not the strong Eurozone economy, that’s...

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UK GDP and the Olympics

Posted by on Jul 27, 2012 in Commentary, Events, Featured, Market News, News

UK GDP and the Olympics

UK GDP figures show a third consecutive quarter with the economy shrinking, or as the official term goes, negative growth. The quarter on quarter drop of 0.7% was far greater than the 0.2% anticipated by the markets. Naturally, the value of sterling fell after the announcement. I don’t know about you, but I have some sympathy for those claiming the weather slowed the economy down. With the wettest April and June for more than a century, it was hardly surprising that construction output fell. I can just imagine all of the muddy waterlogged building sites at a virtual standstill. I have...

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