Japanese yen once again failed to hold the ground and lost all the gains against currencies like the US Dollar and the Euro, which exposes it for more declines in the near future.

Japanese yen traded lower against a basket of currencies including the US dollar, as the yen buyers failed to gain momentum which resulted in a move lower.

Japanese yen gained sharply against the US dollar after comments made by the Japan PM Adviser Hamada suggested that the yen is a bit weaker around the 120 level igniting a down-move in USDJPY.

Euro surged higher against the US dollar and the Japanese yen, as the shared currency gained a lot of bids recently and there is a chance of it acquiring more ground in the near term.

Australian dollar was one of the worst performers against the US dollar, as the AUDUSD pair breached the 0.7700 support area to trade lower and challenge the lows one more time in the short term.

US dollar continues to trade heavy against most major currencies, and it is likely to consolidate or lose more ground in the coming sessions as sellers seem to be in the action.

US dollar stayed on the top this past week, but there is a hope emerging in pairs such as NZDUSD, which has the potential to correct higher moving ahead if buyers manage to clear an important resistance.

New Zealand dollar and the Canadian dollar might continue to struggle against the US dollar, as sellers could gain strength in the near term.

NZDUSD and USDCAD pairs looks like struggling around important resistance area, which might ignite losses in both the pairs.

US dollar struggled a bit during this past week against a few major currencies like the Euro and the British pound, and it looks like the US dollar is set for more losses in the near term.

Euro and the British pound were mostly seen trading in a range, as the Forex market remained quiet during the past couple of sessions.

British pound held an important support area against the US dollar, but looks like searching for a reason to move higher in the near term.

British pound continued to trade in an awkward pattern as buyers fail to gain strength.

Japanese Merchandise Trade Balance Total released by the Ministry of Finance came in at ¥-660.7B, compared with the forecast of ¥-740.3B.

Euro and other major currencies might correct higher, but the trend is down in the short term.

The kiwi has been selling off for the last three months. We however found support at 0.7707 level which is last month’s low and the low of this year.

Today London opened to surprisingly soft UK retail sales that are a stark contrast to the news from both the US and Europe.

Since July, the Market has been lowering the price of oil consistently as the sellers are willing to accept less and less for their oil. Last week, we saw that there is a sound fundamental backing for the fall in oil prices; increased supply of oil has led to an increase in competition among producers and this has had a easing effect on oil prices.

Since the NZDJPY cross broke out of its multi month range in December 2012, we have seen the pair steadily appreciate over 20000 points. The first major consolidation was over a two months period about half the length of the whole up trend but eventually the pair was able to break to higher highs and touched its current yearly high at 89.09 on April.

Since December of 2009 the EURGBP has been on a down trend; from peak to trough the trend measures over 20,000 pips. The down trend is currently approaching a major multi month trend line of an even larger up trend that from peak to trough measures 40,000 pips. The later uptrend started in march of 2000. Currently the prices are just 200 pips above the major trend line we anticipate to see major rejection of prices as it approaches the major trend line and a similar rejection as it approaches the upper bound of the minor trend.

The USD CHF has been on a major long term down trend since October of 2000. There are about 10,000 pips from peak to trough of this trend. The trend line has been tested twice before on December of 2008 and may of 2006 on which times it successfully provided enough resistance to the bullish exchange prices.

The multi-month NZDJYP uptrend seems to have ran out of steam. In the last 36 months, the pair has gained over 2000pips 500 of which it has given back in the last six months. From the monthly chart the current month has been preceded by three bearish candles and the bearish momentum seems to be picking up. The question on every traders mind is whether this is a temporary consolidation or this is a major reversal taking place.

The GBPUSD has been on a major down trend since July of this year. We have trended down from 1.7100 to 1000 pips below at 1.5900. On Friday last week, cable found support against the USD at 1.5950 and has since then retraced over 100 pips up. The market is keen to see up to what point the retracement will go.

The USDJPY has been on an uptrend since the third quarter of 2011 from which time it has appreciated over 2000 pips. On its way up, the trend has shad only a few periods of consolidation. The question on every yen traders mind is whether it is time to take profits and prepare for the down trend o will this trend be continuing.

The AUDUSD has been on a bearish streak since the eighth of September this year. We have however been having a bullish correction for the last three days after the pair found support at 0.8683 near the low of 2014. The bears have managed to drive the pair back above the 0. 88 level. We are interested in seeing the strength of the correction and to understand the direction of the currency in the medium term and in the short term.

The USD JPY has been on a persistent uptrend since July 10^th of this year. In the longer term, the pair has been on a bullish streak since 2012. We are currently approaching the 2008 highs about 100 pips above out present levels. However as we approach this major resistance the bulls seem to be losing steam and a possible consolidation is anticipated.

The NZDUSD has fallen for three straight months since July. Apart from the second week of September where the pair found significant resistance near the 0.8400 major level, every week closed below its opening levels. Today at the 0.7750 Levels, we are ready to retest the 0.7700 major levels again. The question is can we possibly fall any further and if so, by how much?

US dollar continued to weaken against a few currencies and managed to recover some ground against currencies like the Euro and the British Pound

US dollar was broadly seen consolidating against most major currencies, but there was a bullish sentiment noticed for pairs such as AUDUSD and NZDUSD taking them a bit higher.

Risk assets including the Euro and the Australian dollar moved lower against the US dollar, as economic releases published during the Asian session in China missed the expectation.

Japanese yen posted gains against the US dollar recently, but it was seen struggling to find buyers against other major currencies like the Euro and the British pound.
 

Euro headed lower earlier today against the US dollar as the latter one recovered ground against most major currencies, and pushing the EURUSD pair lower in the near term.

US dollar continued to decline against most major currencies, including the Euro, the British pound, the Australian dollar, the Japanese yen and the New Zealand dollar.

British pound fell sharply against the US dollar, and cleared the 1.4850 support area.

US dollar maintained bid tone against the Euro and other major currencies during the past couple of sessions, and eyes the US NFP release for more action in the near term.

Kiwi dollar managed to gain ground against the US dollar and on the other hand, the Aussie dollar was seen struggling in the near term.

Euro traded lower during the start of the London session, but later managed to gain ground.

Euro traded higher earlier today against the US dollar, but failed to capitalize gains after the Euro area GDP.

US nonfarm payrolls released by the US Department of Labor registered an increase of 257K, and the last reading was revised up to 329K.

New Zealand and Australian dollar moved a lot lower against the US dollar as sellers gained control intraday.

Euro continued to decline against the US dollar as the economic data failed to impress buyers.

US nonfarm payrolls released by the US Department of Labor came above the forecast with a reading of 252K.

US dollar continued to march higher against most major currencies after a minor correction

The US GDP growth figures surprised the markets by a 0.5% deviation from the expected. In the third quarter this year, The US economy expanded by 3.5%. This represents a 1.1 fall from the growth registered in the previous Q2 and a surprise of 0.5% from the widely expected 3% growth.

Yesterday during the New York open the US Federal Reserve announced the end of the QE3 program. This announcement had been widely anticipated by the majority of economic analysts and we saw an immediate reaction in the USD pairs. We have witnessed the USD strengthen across the board on all the major pairs.

In the markets, we have seen the sentiment for the dollar take a dive despite the bullish news coming from the US. Yesterday, the EURUSD experienced a 600 points gain which has now found rejection at the 1.267 level.

Earlier during the NY session, the US durable goods orders report was released by the US Census Bureau. The market was expecting the US durable goods orders to register a rise of 0.5% in September 2014

Earlier during the NY session, the US pending home sales data was released by the National Association of Realtors. The market was expecting the US new pending sales to register a rise of 0.5% in September 2014.

Today the market is waiting for the ECB to announce the amount of the covered bind purchases it bought last week

The GBP has head a moderate Spike to the up side following the release of the Q3 GDP figures. The UK has posted a 3.0% year on year increase in GDP for the third quarter on 2014.

The Euro dropped against the dollar during the overnight trading session, rescinding all of its gains from Monday, due to reports stating the European Central Bank will start its corporate bond buying program as soon as December.

From the Weekly chart, we can see that the CADJPY has been moving sideways since it hit resistance at 101.08 on May of this year. We have been caught in a 900 pip range with the lower bound being at 91.00.and the upper bound at the 99.00 level.

On Wednesday, the markets are eagerly waiting to get the official CPI figures from the US. During a recovery, as we are in now, a moderately increasing CPI shows that there is healthy economic activity in the real economy

The current market sentiment has shifted from a bullish US dollar market to uncertainty about where the USD is heading

Expectations for a EURUSD correction are mounting as the pair falls to fresh lows each day. The pair, at 1.26 levels is at its lowest of the proceeding five quarters. A bullish dollar and softer economic data has seen the bears dominate this pair for the whole of the third quarter of 2014. There has not been any major retracement for the pair since July. 

As we come to the close of the third quarter of 2014, the dollar has been strengthening against the Euro. The market ignored the flat Durable Goods Orders at 57.9 that had not changed since the previous month and continued on its bullish streak despite missing the expected figure of 58. 

 The European stocks were yet again mixed

The production for the month of March will increase up to 40.750 barrels per day

Snapchat declared that it will move its international operation in London

The futures on Wall Street opened flat on Tuesday

The result comes as the ninth rose this week

Analysts say that this loss happened due to weak sales in appliances in this season and prolonged mobile losses

This made the investors worry even more about the dollar's path

Philip Hammond wants to make sure that the trading will be the same as before

The stock markets in the United States of America opened higher on Tuesday

Due to winter winds coming from the Arctic region, the entire U.S. were affected

According to the documents, industries in China have to "carry out a security review" of their cybersecurity technology 

The two companies made the announcement in October, and did not offered further details at the time.

In Europe, the stocks were lower as the financial sector was negatively influenced by Italy's developments

Janet Yellen's speech comes after U.S. central bank's announcement that it will rise their interest rate much more than the investors were anticipating

Broker Goldman Sachs boosted its estimates for the second quarter on crude on Friday.

Instagram, the online mobile photo-sharing network owned by Facebook, announced that its base has now more than 600 million people

Alphabet's Google is hurrying to be more on the middle of the road with its policy arm and lobbying

The European markets were encouraged by the Italian bank stocks

The  U.S. dollar index recovered ahead the Federal Reserve meeting that will end on Wednesday.

   On Monday, oil prices went up reaching their highest level in almost a year and a half

Gold prices went lower on Friday

Traders expected that ECB will extend its stimulus program by six-months, and made the European stocks rose higher, keeping the score even. 

 The American Dollar went up lightly on Tuesday against other currencies

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi declared that he will submit his resignation on Tuesday

Banca Monte dei Paschi has to raise 5 billion euros to avoid injuries, all of that by the end of the year. 

On Monday, the Euro fell to its 20 month record low against the dollar, influenced by the Italian referendum results on changing the national constitution

After OPEC´s announcement of cutting production and support the price of oil, the black gold rose Thursday gaining more than 4%

Investors are waiting now for the major economic event this week, and that's the OPEC meeting

The company declared that were affected almost 900,000 of its 20 million fixed-line customers

After a lower trading on the Asian markets, the oil had a change in direction early in the  morning at negotiation in Europe

Donald Trump's victory made Pesto turn to record low

Traders continue to wonder if OPEC countries will be able to reach an agreement on a cap for oil output.

The statement will be able to provide the first official result on the impact of UK's Brexit

The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that India will abrogate the bank notes as legal tender.

Dr Pepper Snapple expects that the deal with Bai will generate about 425 million dollars in 2017

The company declared Tusday that it will send 41 percents of Calsonic Kansei to KKR & Co. 

Stock markets around the world were cheered up on Tuesday 

The U.S. insurer AIG announced on Tuesday that the company may move its headquarters from London to another country

The sneaker industry faced lower cost of production in China and Vietnam, making the moving to Asia very possible.

Honda Motor announced that it will stick with its plans of North American Production 

Facebook said that it would hire 500 new members in their staff, adding 50% to their already employs in Great Britain.

Pokemon Go is Ending his First Month, Pokémon GO Has Passed $200 Million in Worldwide Revenue. To put this into context, Sensor Tower compared Pokemon GO to revenue stats for Clash Royale and Candy Crush Soda Saga, finding it considerably outperformed both titles.

Trump's speech will focus on providing regulatory relief for small businesses, according to senior campaign aides familiar with its contents. More broadly, the Republican presidential nominee will state that he will not propose any new financial regulations until the economy shows "significant growth," the aides said

Despite its disappointing guidance, Western Digital may benefit in the short term from what Goldman calls "likely tight near-term HDD and NAND supply/demand." But longer term, Goldman believes the real damage is yet to come

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What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 27^th: stocks were mixed after the close, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average it was down 0.16% to 18.169.68, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.17% to 2,139.43 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.52% to close at 7,708.7.

Sydney – October 27^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.12% to 5,562.19, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 1.27% to 23.549.52 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.98% to close at 16.024.76.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 24^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.62% to 5,523.28, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.17% to 23.565.11 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.76% to close at 17.364.25.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 21^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.45% to 5,489.06, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.98% to 23.604.08 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.29% to close at 16.234.42.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 20^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.22% to 5,513.85, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.00% to 23.374.40 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.30% to close at 16.184.59.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October18^th: The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.48% to 5,518.43, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.38% to 23.304.97 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.21% to close at 16.998.91.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
 

U.S. October 14^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.22% to 18,138.38, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.02% to 2,138.98 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.53% to close at 7,941.8.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – October 13^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.00% to 5,518.47, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.88% to 23.233.31 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 0.49% to close at 16.856.37.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 28^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 1.86% to 5,558.23, while the HANG SENG INDEX going up 0.51% to 23.739.47 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX going up 1.39% to close at 16.693.71.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
U.S. September 27^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.74% to 18,228.30, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.64% to 2,159.93 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.22% to close at 7,882.8.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
U.S. September 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.91% to 18,094.83, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.86% to 2,146.10 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.22% to close at 7,882.8.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today
Asian – September 23^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.01% to 5,519.11, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.59% to 23.669.90 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down  1.25% to close at 16.544.56.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today
U.S. September 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.71% to 18,261.45, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.57% to 2,164.69 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.22% to close at 7,882.8.

Asian - September 22^th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.03% to 5,231.74, while the HANG SENG INDEX  droping  2.10% to 20,038.42 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  fell 3.05% to close at 15,434.14.

U.S. September 22^th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.20% to 17,640.17, while the S&P 500 index fell to 0.18% to 2,071.50 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.81% to close at 7,361.2.

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 21^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.68% to 5,466.32, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.38% to 23.759.80 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up  1.91% to close at 16.807.62.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

Asian – September 20^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.07% to 5,397.32, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.59% to 23.669.90 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up  1.91% to close at 16.807.62.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

U.S. September 20^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.05% to 18,129.96, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.07% to 2,139.12 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.22% to close at 7,792.1.

Asian – September 19^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.07% to 5,397.32, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.08% to 23.530.86 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.16% to close at 16.492.15.

U.S. September 19^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.02% to 18,123.80, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.07% to 2,139.12 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.41% to close at 7,774.6.

Asian – September 16^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.06% to 5,393.68, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.11% to 23.190.64 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.70% to close at 16.519.29.

Asian - September 15^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.72% to 5,625.71, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.57% to 22.494.76 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 2.44% to close at 16.650.57.

U.S. September 14th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.61% to 17,840.62, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.68% to 2,088.55 and the NASDAQ Composite index drop 0.46% to close at 7,488.6.

Asian – September 13^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.17% to 5,309.99, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.11% to 23.190.64 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.69% to close at 16.614.24.

U.S. September 13^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 1.41% to 18,066.75, while the S&P 500 index going down 1.48% to 2,127.02 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 1.27% to close at 7,760.2.

U.S. September 12^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.14% to 18,057.98, while the S&P 500 index going up 1.47% to 2,159.04 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 1.39% to close at 7,860.4.

Asian - September 7th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 3.70% to 5,437.40, while the HANG SENG INDEX  droping  30.36% to 21,297.88 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  fell 162.51% to close at 16,668.41.

Asian – September 5^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.25% to 5,510.42, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.58% to 23.787.68 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.26% to close at 17.081.98.

U.S. September 2^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.39% to 18,491.96, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.42% to 2,179.98 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.84% to close at 7,942.9.

U.S. August 31^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.58% to 18,395.40, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.26% to 2,165.50 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.11% to close at 7,865.3.

Asian - August 30^th:  The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.68% to 5,470.31, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.46% to 21.322.37 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.84% to close at 16.231.43.

U.S. August 24^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.35% to 18,481.48, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.52% to 2,175.44 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.07% to close at 7,716.4.

U.S. August 30^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up 0.58% to 18,395.40, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.52% to 2,180.38 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.71% to close at 7,812.7.

U.S. August 18^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.13% to 18,597.70, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.22% to 2,187.02 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.58% to close at 7,737.8.

Asian - August 17^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.37% to 5,607.27, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.98% to 23.023.16 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.55% to close at 16.486.01.

Asian - August 10^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.51% to 5,599.38, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.12% to 22.492.43 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.18% to close at 16.735.12.

U.S. August 9^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.02% to 18,533.05, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.04% to 2,181.74 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.38% to close at 7,685.1.

Asian - August 8^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.20% to 5,636.69, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.13% to 22.465.61 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.69% to close at 16.764.97.

Asian - August 5^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.72% to 5,625.71, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.57% to 22.494.76 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 2.44% to close at 16.650.57.

Asian - August 2^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 1.26% to 5,551.35, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 1.79% to 21.732.00 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.88% to close at 16.083.11.

Asian – August 1^st: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.85% to 5,622.15, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.00% to 22.129.34 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 1.47% to close at 16.391.45.

Asian - July 27^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.09% to 5,612.56, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.20% to 22.174.34 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.13% to close at 16.476.84.

Asian - July 19^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.58% to 5,565.88, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.97% to 21.882.48 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down  0.25% to close at 16.681.89.

Asian - July 6^h: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.50% to 5,310.99, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.03% to 20.706.29 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.67% to close at 15.276.24.

Asian - July 5^h: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.53% to 5,284.71, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.23% to 20.495.29 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.85% to close at 15.378.99.

U.S. July 5th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.61% to 17,840.62, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.68% to 2,088.55 and the NASDAQ Composite index drop 0.46% to close at 7,488.6.

Asian - July 4^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.98% to 5,312.82, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.46% to 20,750.72 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 0.67% to close at 15.669.33.

Asian - June 29^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 1.71% to 5,310.40, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.75% to 20,794.37 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 2.39% to close at 15.575.92.

U.S. June 28th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 1.57% to 17,409.72, while the S&P 500 index rose 1.78% to 2,063.09 and the NASDAQ Composite index rose 2.20% to close at 7,094.5.

Asian - June 27^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down  0.70% to 5,179.65, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down  0.27% to 20,172.46 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 0.09% to close at 15.323.14.

U.S. June 27th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 1.50% to 17,140.24, while the S&P 500 index dropped 1.81% to 2,000.54 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 2.11% to close at 7,094.5.

U.S. June 24th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 3.39% to 17,400.75, while the S&P 500 index dropped 3.60% to 2,037.30 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 4.26% to close at 7,247.6.

The stock market crashed within 10 minutes of its opening this morning with £124 billion wiped off the value of UK companies after Britain voted to leave the European Union.

Asian - June 22^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.17% to 5,358.57, while the HANG SENG INDEX  rosing  0.35% to 20,868.34 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rose to 1.07% to close at 16,238.35.

Asian - June 16^th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.32% to 5,248.28, while the HANG SENG INDEX  rose to 0.66% to 20,169.98 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  which rose 1.07% to close at 15,599.66.

U.S. stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.33% to 17,674.82, while the S&P 500 index groing to 0.05% to 2,067.25 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.13% to close at 4,423.38.

U.S. stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.11% to 17,985.19, while the S&P 500 index dropped 3.64% to 2,115.48 and the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.32% to close at 4,958.62.

Wall Street - June 9^th: U.S. stocks boost after the close on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 0.37% to 18,005.05, while the S&P 500 Index rising 0.33% to 2,119.12 and the NASDAQ Composite Index fell 0.18% to close at 4,974.64.

U.S. stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.05% to 17,651.26, while the S&P 500 index dropped 0.02% to 2,044 and the NASDAQ Composite index  fell 0.18% to close at 4,300.25.

U.S. stocks ended slightly higher on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing 0.28% to trade at 18,041.55, while the S&P 500 Index was up 0.16% to 2,095.75 and the NASDAQ Composite Index dropping 0.51% to 4,863.14.

 U.S. stocks were lower after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.63% to 17,982.52, while the S&P 500 Index lost 0.52% to 2,082.75 and the NASDAQ Composite Index dropping 0.05% to 4,497.75.

U.S. stocks suffered their worst single sesion in six weeks on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.98% to 17,541.96, while the S&P 500 Index lost 1.20% to 2,041.91 and the NASDAQ Composite Index fell 1.47% to 4,848.37.

U.S. closed in record high for 2016 in Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing 0.56% to 17,633.11, while the S&P 500 Index climbed 0.88% to 2,055.01 and the NASDAQ Composite Index added 1.67% to 4,846.62.

U.S. stocks closed average on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.40% to 17.073,95, while the S&P 500 Index raised 0.09% to 2.001,76 and the NASDAQ Composite Index fell 0.19% to 4,708.25.

Markets in Germany, France, Spain and Italy have also fallen more than 1 per cent at the start of trading.

US dollar finally managed to recover some ground against the British Pound and the Euro as buyers gained back traction in the short term.

US Dollar continued to weaken against most major currencies, and it looks like it might trade further lower in the near term.

Canadian dollar under pressure as the Canadian Wholesale Sales came below the expectation.

US dollar jaw drops against most major currencies, as the US retail sales missed the forecast.

New Zealand dollar was seen struggling against the US dollar compared to other currencies like Aussie dollar which managed to post gains.

US dollar failed to trade above 1.2800 against the Canadian dollar, and it looks like correcting lower in the near term after the Canadian GDP released today beats the market forecast.

US dollar failed to recover despite better than expected consumer price index report.

US dollar has no reason to stay down, as it climbed back higher after solid labor market report.

US dollar traded a touch lower against the Euro and a few other major currencies, as the economic releases in the US missed the forecast.

GOLD bounced from an important support area one more time, and held the $1200 support area.