New Zealand dollar traded lower this past week after solid gains against the US dollar, but found support around and important area which means there is a chance of recovery in the near term.

US dollar fell sharply against the Canadian dollar and tested the 1.2100 support area and currently making an attempt to correct higher in the near term, but might find resistance on the way up.

US dollar regained bids against almost all major currencies, as there was an increase in buying interest developed for the greenback which took it higher this past week.

US dollar was seen trading lower this past week on Friday against most major currencies after the nonfarm payrolls report release which highlighted weakness this time and registered reading below 200K.

Japanese yen continued to struggle against the US dollar, as it managed to gain ground recently, but later trimmed most of its gains to trade in the negative zone one more time.

US dollar traded lower after the Fed interest rate decision, and the Swiss franc seems to be a gainer.

US dollar rocketed higher against all major currencies, as pairs such as EURUSD and GBPUSD collapsed.

US dollar rocketed higher against almost all major currencies, and Euro remained one of the worst performers as it broke the 1.1100 support area to create a new low.

Japanese yen weakness against the US dollar is likely to stay in the near term.

US dollar gained against the Swiss franc recently, but every time it acquired strength sellers appear to protect the upside in the USDCHF pair.

Australian dollar traded lower recently against the US dollar and failed to hold gains above the 0.7750 resistance area.

US dollar managed to trim most of the recent losses against the Euro and traded a touch higher.

Fight between the US dollar and the Japanese yen buyers is getting interesting and might cause moves in the near term.

GOLD traded higher recently, as buyers managed to overcome selling pressure and took the prices higher in the near term.

British pound continued to trade lower against the US dollar and might head towards 1.50.

The US dollar traded lower against most major currencies, but the Japanese yen was also one of the losers as it was seen trading lower Intraday. The USDJPY pair has formed a triangle on the hourly chart which can be seen as a breakout pattern.

Yesterday, the upside in the EURUSD pair failed right around an important resistance area around the 1.2720 level.

US dollar consolidated against the Euro and British pound during the Asian session

During the Asian session, we received higher GDP readings for china than expected this has led to the shorting of the USDCNH pair for the most of the morning session.

The Euro was seen slowly crawling higher against the US dollar during the past couple of sessions. However, the upside was limited as there is an important bearish trend line on the hourly chart, which is containing the Euro buyers.

The New Zealand dollar has come under pressure recently after there were several statements released by the RBNZ pointing out intervention to control strength in the NZDUSD pair

The US dollar slowly grinded higher against the Japanese yen, but it failed to break an important bearish trend line on the hourly chart. There are two bullish signs to note as of now. 

The British pound came under severe pressure against most major currencies after the release of the British Retail Consortium (BRC) Retail Sales Monitor.

The Aussie dollar traded lower during the Asian session against a couple of major currencies, including the Euro. The main reason for the decline in the Aussie dollar was the disappointing economic releases during the Asian session. The EURAUD pair climbed higher towards the 1.4500 area, but found an important resistance in the form of a bearish trend line on the 1 hour timeframe. There is a chance that the EURAUD pair move lower from the current level. However, there are several support areas on the way down for the pair. The most important one can be seen around the 50% fib retracement level of the last leg from the 1.4342 low, which also coincides with the 200 hourly moving average.

The Aussie dollar traded higher against the US dollar yesterday and broke an important resistance area yesterday. Earlier during the Asian session, a critical release was scheduled in Australia i.e. the employment data. The data was not on the encouraging side, as the employment change missed the mark and participation rate also dropped.

The Euro formed a perfect curve pattern against the US dollar and climbed higher to challenge the 1.2660 resistance area. There was a broken bullish trend line, which acted as a resistance for the EURUSD pair. The most important thing was that the 200 hourly moving average was also sitting around the same trend line. The pair failed to overtake the mentioned resistance area and currently trading lower. It broke the 100 moving average on the hourly timeframe, which might act as a support in the near term. There is a chance of one more spike towards the 200 moving average, and if the pair fails to break higher again, then it might dive lower towards the 1.2550 area.

The US dollar was seen trading lower against the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen yesterday. USDJPY fell below a critical support trend line and traded towards the 108.00 level. It managed to find buyers around the mentioned level, and currently trading back higher. However, it faces a monster hurdle around the broken trend line. There is one more important point to note that the 200 hourly moving average is sitting just above the broken support trend line

UK Nationwide Housing Prices highlighting the value of the houses prices in UK and indicate current movements in the housing market posted an increase of 1% in April, compared to the preceding month.

Euro gained today during the London session against the US dollar as buyer’s sentiment improved, which helped the EURUSD pair to move higher in the short term.

Aussie dollar and the Canadian dollar were the best performers of the day as both gained a lot of bids against the US dollar and traded higher Intraday.

Euro trimmed all of this week’s gain and moved lower against the US dollar, as the latter one got bid during the past couple of sessions and the shared currency lost a lot of ground.

Australian dollar traded lower against the US dollar and breached the 0.7560 support area to create a new weekly low as sellers remain in control.

US dollar nosedived against most major currencies, as sellers were seen in control, and pairs such as EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD and NZDUSD performed well during the past session.

British pound was one of the worst performers recently against the US dollar and the Euro.

Euro collapsed against the US dollar and traded towards the 1.0600 support area.

Euro continued to trade lower against the US dollar and breached the 1.1120 support which signals weakness in the near term for the EURUSD pair.

New Zealand dollar blasted lower against the US dollar and broke the 0.7450 support area.

British pound was seen trading higher against the US dollar after UK employment report release.

US dollar traded higher against the US dollar and broke the 1.2600 resistance area.

British pound surged higher against the US dollar, as the UK services PMI came above the forecast.

Fed is expected to keep the interest rates unchanged, but all eyes would be on policy statement

Euro collapsed once again during the London session as sellers managed to gain control.

Euro had no reason to move higher against the US dollar and moved lower to break the 1.1800 level to set a new low for the week.

Earlier during the NY session the Canadian Gross Domestic Product Annualized was released by the Statistics Canada. The market was expecting the Canadian GDP to remain flat at 0%, as in the case of the previous month.

Earlier during the NY session the US Gross Domestic Product Annualized was released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis. The market was expecting the US GDP to be around 3.0%, down from the previous reading of 4.0%.

There was a low risk event lined up during the NY opening in the Canada. The Canadian Industrial Product Price was released by the Statistics Canada earlier

The markets were yesterday eagerly waiting for the announcement from the ECB about the amount of covered bond purchases that the bank had begun with

There was an important release lined up during the London session in the UK i.e. the Gross Domestic Product was released by the National Statistics.

There were a lot of important economic releases lined up during the London session. The most important ones include Euro area manufacturing and services PMI, German manufacturing and services PMI and UK retail sales data

Earlier during the NY session, the US consumer price index was released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The market was expecting the US consumer price index to increase by 1.6% in September 2014

Earlier during the NY session, the Canadian consumer price index was released by the Statistics Canada. The market was expecting no change in the inflation this time around, but the outcome was better than expected.

About an hour ago, the Canadian manufacturing sales data was released by the Statistics Canada. The market as expecting the Canadian manufacturing sales to register a decline of 1.6% in August 2014,

Earlier during the London session, the UK consumer price index was released by the National Statistics. The market was expecting the UK consumer price index to register an increase of 0.2% in September 2014,

Earlier during the London session, the German wholesale price Index was released by the Statistisches Bundesamt Deutschland. The market was expecting the German wholesale price Index to register an increase of 0.1% in September 2014, compared to the last time decline of 0.2%. The outcome was as expected, as the index slightly rose by 0.1%.

Earlier during the start of the NY session, the US initial jobless claims were released by the US Department of Labor. The market was expecting the advance figure for seasonally adjusted US initial jobless claims to rise from 287K to 294K in the week ending October 4. However, the outcome was very positive, as the jobless claims declined from the previously revised reading of 288K to 287K. So, there was no rise in the US jobless claims. The advance seasonally adjusted US continuing jobless claims for the week ending September 27 also declined from 2.402M to 2.381M. This was on the positive side, and the US dollar was also seen trading higher after the release.

The US Economic Optimism Index was released by the Investor's Business Daily (IBD) TechnoMetrica Institute of Policy and Politics (TIPP). The market was expecting it to rise from 45.2 to 46.3. However, the Economic Optimism Index stayed at 45.2 in October 2014. This is about 0.1 points above its 12-month average of 45.1. So, the reading was not bad considering the average. However, the reading is still below the 50 mark, which means pessimism. According to the report published IBD/TIPP conducted the national poll of 889 adults from September 27 to October 3. The US dollar was seen trading lower after the release, and the worst performing pair was USDJPY.

The US Initial Jobless Claims was released by the US Department of Labor about an hour ago. The market was expecting an increase of 4000 this time around. However, the outcome was better than expected, as the US Initial Jobless Claims fell by 8K in the week ending September 27 on the seasonally adjusted basis. There was a revision in the previous reading as well, as the US Initial Jobless Claims for the last week was revised up from 293K to 295K.

The US Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Index was released about an hour ago. The market was expecting it to fall from 59.0 to 58.5. However, the report mentioned that the US ISM manufacturing PMI fell from 59.0 to 56.6 in September 2014, which means 2.4 points lower than August 2014 reading. However, this reading is well above the neutral reading and indicates expansion

The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was released by the MNI Deutche Börse Group about an hour ago. The market was expecting it to decline from 64.3 to 62.0. However, the outcome missed the expectation, as the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index registered a decline of around 4 points and currently stands at 60.5. The US dollar was seen losing some ground after the release, as the EURUSD pair managed to climb more than 30 pips. The GBPUSD pair also managed to gain traction and traded back above the 1.6200 level.

The US personal spending was released at the start of the NY session by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Department of Commerce. The forecast was slated for a 0.4% increase in August 2014, compared to the last time decline of 0.1%.

The US Gross Domestic Product Annualized measuring the output of goods and services increased by 4.6% in the second quarter of 2014, just as the market was expecting

The US durable goods orders data was released by the US Census Bureau at the start of the NY session. The forecast was slated for a decline of 18% in August 2014, compared to the preceding month.

US new home sales data released about an hour ago registered an increase of 18% in August 2014, compared to the previous month.

The Canadian retail sales figures were released by the Statistics Canada about an hour ago. The market was expecting the Canadian retail sales to register a gain of 0.5% in July, 2014, compared to the last month’s gain of 1.2%. The outcome was not as expected

The US Existing Home Sales figures were released by the National Association of Realtors about an hour ago. The market was expecting the US existing home sales to register a change of +1%. However, the outcome was disappointing, as it registered a decrease of 1.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.05 million. This is the first decrease in the past five months, according to the report published.

There was a major release in the Canada today, which was scheduled about an hour ago. The Canadian Consumer Price Index (CPI) was released by the Statistics Canada.

Earlier during the NY session, the US initial jobless claims figure was released by the US Department of Labo

About an hour ago, the US consumer price index was released by the US Bureau of Labor statistics. The market was expecting the US CPI to remain flat in August 2014, compared to the same month of this year. However, the report mentioned that there was a decrease of 0.2% in the CPI in August 2014. When we consider the year-over-year change, then the US CPI rose by 1.7%, which is 0.2% less than the market expected and down from the previous reading of 2.0%. These figures were seasonally adjusted, and the most important part is that this was the first decrease in the CPI since April 2013.

About an hour ago, the US Producer Price Index was released by the Bureau of Labor statistics, Department of Labor. A few analysts were expecting no change in the US PPI in August 2014 compared to the previous month of the same year, and a few were expecting a 0.1% gain

About an hour ago, the NY Empire State Manufacturing index was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The market was expecting a small rise from 14.7 to 16.0

Netflix Inc. managed to add in the last quarter of 2016 more subscribers than expected

In recent trading session the oil prices went at their lowest point

The gold prices dropped below $1.200

The U.S. dollar index rose 0.42%, reaching 100.68

This was mostly because of investors that patiently awaited for British Minister Theresa May to disclosure her plans on Brexit

After discussing with some seniors advisers, President-elect Donald Trump showed the risks of having a stronger dollar

 Investors are waiting for the long-awaited speech of the British Prime Minister Theresa May

The announcement comes as a respond to Donald Trump's threats of future board taxes of 35%

 Gold prices had a good result on Monday

The U.S. crude went up by 0.7%, reaching 52.33 dollars per barrel

Investors kept being circumspect and didn't want to risk anything before the results of U.S. jobs report

 Oil prices kept their strong position, maintaining their level at 17-months record highs, despite the holidays

  The elect-president of United States of America, Donald Trump, is considered to be responsible for the rise up to the highest level of the U.S. consumer confidence for the first time in almost 15 years

On Friday, oil prices on the Asian trade went down, just right before the winter holidays. 

After reaching its 14-years high last week, when the American dollar went up

On Friday, the Greenback slipped against other currencies.

Yahoo recommended its users only to change their password. 

The USD went down for a eight-week low against the CAD on Friday.

 McDonald's Corp decided to sale its China and Hong Kong stores to raise 1 billion dollars to 2 billion dollars

In Western Europe, Nissan Motors Infiniti sold more than 15,000 cars

 Royal Bank of Scotland declared that  it had settled legal clames with statements from shareholders

Euro managed to find its balance 

Political uncertainty was raised in the Euro zone. 

Oil prices went lower as concerns get bigger ahead OPEC's meeting on Wednesday

 The Aussie headed lower against the American Dollar on Tuesday

 Israel's biggest mobile phone operator, Cellcom, declared on Monday that it launched its new Cellcom TV app, and it will offer Apple TV

The dollar lost ground as investors decided that the currency might be risky in the future.

As British Pound is becoming weaker and the costs of imports are rising more and more, shoppers look for online bargains

Experts say that the main influence on oil prices on Friday was the strong dollar.

In Asia, the bond yields stopped their climbing, after record-sales on Thanksgiving day in USA

Amanat Holdings, Damac Properties Dubai Co and Amalak Fiance had the worst performances in the session.

The private sector output growth in France remained solid in the month of November

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump announced that he will pull out USA from the TPP (Trans Pacific Partnership).

OPEC will try to make its 14 member states and Russia to agree on a conducted production cut to buttress the market by bringing the production and consumtion in line.

USD remained supported as Donald Trump promises of ramping up fiscal spending and cutting taxes.

The European stocks were relatively higher on Monday, as specialists forecast fresh stimulus measures comments from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later in the day

The Chinese internet giant Baidu and the German automaker BMW will end their joint research on self-driving cars

The pair was under pressure even before Mario Draghi's speech, due to the dollar strenghteing.

Even though the dollar rose in a rally for power over other currencies, it started to show signs of fatigue Thursday. 

During the European morning trade, the Euro Stoxx 50, France's CAC 40 fell 0.17 percent, and Germany fell 0.24 percent.

After a meeting with OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo, the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro declared that OPEC countries are ready to reach an agreement on cutting the oil output.

Stocks on basic materials, industrial sector and consumer goods struggled on Wednesday, and made the market heading  lower

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The research, conducted by Kevin Dowd, professor of finance and economics at Durham University, said "the UK banking system is still in poor financial shape and that the Bank of England's stress tests merely disguise that reality."

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After tumbling overnight, the dollar strengthened during and after Donald Trump’s first speech as the elected President of the United States

What Happened in the Asian Stock Market Today

Asian – September 27^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.01% to 5,519.11, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.20% to 23.619.65 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.31% to close at 16.465.40.

Asian - September 14^h: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.13% to 5,643.96, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.20% to 22.174.34 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.56% to close at 16.569.27.

U.S. September 9^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 0.30% to 2,186.48 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.21% to close at 7,736.1.

U.S. September 7^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.06% to 18,526.14, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.30% to 2,186.48 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.51 % to close at 8,011.1.

U.S. August 31^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.26% to 18,454.30, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.20% to 2,171.60 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.15% to close at 7,840.6.

U.S. August 26^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.18% to 18,395.40, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.16% to 2,169.04 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.11% to close at 7,757.3.

Asian - August 25^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.43% to 5,607.36, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.41% to 22.909.54 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.18% to close at 16.360.24.

Asian - August 24^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.23% to 5,612.33, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.03% to 22.826.87 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.25% to close at 16.555.95.

U.S. August 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.10% to 18,547.30, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.20% to 2,186.90 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.01% to close at 7,721.6.

Asian - August 22^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.62% to 5,647.13, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.62% to 22.997.91 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.61% to close at 16.497.36.

What Happened in the Stock Market Today

U.S. August 22^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.19% to 18,529.42, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.06% to 2,182.64 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.01% to close at 7,721.7.

Asian - August 19^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.23% to 5,612.33, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.26% to 22.997.91 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.32% to close at 16.598.19.

U.S. August 19^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.24% to 18,552.57, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.14% to 2,187.02 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.22% to close at 7,721.1.

Asian - August 18^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.32% to 5,625.37, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.37% to 22.937.22 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.36% to close at 16.486.01.

Asian - August 15^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.14% to 5,625.67, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.09% to 22.910.84 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.62% to close at 16.596.51.

U.S. August 15^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.32% to 18,636.05, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.47% to 2,185.79 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.51% to close at 7,690.9.

U.S. August 10^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.20% to 18,495.66, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.29% to 2,175.49 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.21% to close at 7,669.1.

Asian - August 9^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.15% to 5,628.24, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.12% to 22.492.43 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.69% to close at 16.764.97.

U.S. August 8^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down   0.08% to 18,529.29, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.09% to 2,180.89 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.52% to close at 7,624.9.

U.S. August 5^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  1.04% to 18,543.53, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.86% to 2,182.87 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.05% to close at 7,632.4.

U.S. August 3th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.02% to 18,352.05, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.02% to 2,164.25 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.13% to close at 5,166.25.

Asian - August 3^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.22% to 5,563.35, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.43% to 21.832.23 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 1.07% to close at 16.254.89.

U.S. August 2^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.49% to 18,313.77, while the S&P 500 index going down  0.64% to 2,157.03 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.02% to close at 7,585.7.

U.S. August 2^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.15% to 18,404.51, while the S&P 500 index going up  0.22% to 2,166.90 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.03% to close at 7,592.0.

Asian - July 29^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.46% to 5,670.14, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.20% to 22.174.34 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.40% to close at 16.635.77.

U.S. July 29^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down  0.13% to 18,432.24, while the S&P 500 index going up  0.16% to 2,173.60 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.46% to close at 7,564.0.

U.S. June 28^th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.67% to 17,865.34, while the S&P 500 index dropped 0.92% to 2,096.07 and the NASDAQ Composite index up 0.43% to close at 7,612.7.

Asian - July 26^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.04% to 5,615.00 while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.40% to 22.218.99 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.72% to close at 16.664.82.

Asian - July 25^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.09% to 5,612.56, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.62% to 21.129.73 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.43% to close at 16.383.04.

Asian - July 22^h: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.60% to 5,607.51, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.13% to 21.993.44 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 0.04% to close at 16.620.29.

Asian - July 21^h: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.26% to 5,574.33, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.16% to 21.964.27 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 1.09% to close at 16.627.25.

Asian - July 20^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.41% to 5,588.67, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 0.54% to 22.000.49 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 0.77% to close at 16.81 .22.

Asian - July 18^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 0.09% to 5,533.87, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 0.60% to 21.673.20 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 1.37% to close at 16.723.31.

U.S. July 17 ^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.05% to 18,516.55, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.09% to 2,161.74 and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 0.52% to close at 7,620.4.

Asian - July 12^th:   Asian. 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. July 12 ^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.66% to 18,347.67, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.70% to 2,152.14 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.57% to close at 7,645.5.

Asian - July 11^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up .29% to 5,433.22, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.65% to 20.224.574 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going up 2.46% to close at 16.095.65.

U.S. July 11^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.44% to 18,226.93, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.34% to 2,137.16 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.62% to close at 7,602.0.

Asian - July 9^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 1.92% to 5,417.54, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.54% to 20.880.50 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  going down 3.98% to close at 15.708.82.

U.S. July 8 ^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.99% to 18,146.74, while the S&P 500 index going up 1.53% to 2,129.90 and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 0.99% to close at 7,555.0.

U.S. July 7 ^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going up  0.72% to 18,19.12, while the S&P 500 index going up 0.71% to 2,110.0 and the NASDAQ Composite index drop 0.39% to close at 7,509.6.

U.S. July 6 ^th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average going down 0.44% to 17,918.62, while the S&P 500 index going down 0.54% to 2,099.73 and the NASDAQ Composite index drop 0.17% to close at 7,501.6.

Asian - July 1^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.72% to 5,365.20, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going up 1.75% to 21,059.20 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 0.60% to close at 15.775.80.

Asian - June 29^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.31% to 5,327.04, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down 1.75% to 20,794.37 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 0.68% to close at 15.682.48.

U.S. June 30th: stocks were mixed after the close , with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 1.33% to 17,929.99, while the S&P 500 index rose 1.36% to 2,098.86 and the NASDAQ Composite index rose 2.45% to close at 7,560.0.

Asian - June 24^th: Asian. The Australia ASX All Ordinaries going up 0.45% to 5,216.23, while the HANG SENG INDEX  going down  0.16% to 20,227.30 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  rising 2.39% to close at 15.309.21.

U.S. June 23^th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average which declined 2.81% to 17,501.13, while the S&P 500 index is declined to 2.97% to 2,051.10 and the NASDAQ Composite index was down to 3.77% to close at 7,284.8.

U.S. June 21^th: stocks were mixed after the close on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average which rose 0.14% to 17,829.73, while the S&P 500 index is raising to 0.27% to 2,088.90 and the NASDAQ Composite index rose to 0.61% to close at 7,484.2.

Asian - June 13^th: Asian. stocks raise after the close on Wednesday, with the Australia ASX All Ordinaries going down 2.06% to 5,203.26, while the HANG SENG INDEX  droping  30.36% to 20,387.53 and the NIKKEI 225 INDEX  fell 160.18% to close at 15,859.00.

U.S. stocks fell sharply on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing 0.56% to 17,651.26, while the S&P 500 index dropped 0.59% to 2,051.12 and the NASDAQ Composite index  fell 0.79% to close at 4,725.64.

U.S. stocks were mixed after the close on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing 0.07% to trade at 17,990.32, while the S&P 500 Index was up 0.19% to 2,088.50 and the NASDAQ Composite Index dropping 0.15% to 4,452.50.

U.S. stocks held onto gains on Wednesday, continuing a recent hot streak, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.24% to 18,096.27,closing at its highest level since July, while the S&P 500 Index added 0.16% to 2,102.40 and the NASDAQ Composite Index climbing 0.16% to 4,948.13.

U.S. closed higher on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing 0.64% to 17,716.05 , while the S&P 500 Index gained 1.05% to 2,066.67 and the NASDAQ Composite Index added 1.59% to 4,920.72.

U.S. stocks futures pointed to a higher open on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining a 0,11% to 17,535.25, while the S&P 500 Index rose 0.05% to 2,037.05 and the NASDAQ Composite index lost 0.14% to 4,766.79.

U.S. closed higher on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing 0.12% to 17,623.87, while the S&P 500 Index climbed 0.10% to 2,051.6 and the NASDAQ Composite Index added 0.28% to 4,808.87.

U.S. closed in record high for 2016 in Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing 0.43% to 17,325.76, while the S&P 500 Index climbed 0.56% to 2,027.22 and the NASDAQ Composite Index added 0.75% to 4,763.97.

U.S. stocks were higher after the close on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining a 0.20%, a new month high, while the S&P 500 Index raising 0.41% and the NASDAQ Composite index climbing 0.29%.

Expectations

US Dollar managed to regain some strength in the near term after the US Initial Jobless Claims managed to decline to the lowest levels in 15 years.

Euro traded higher against the US dollar earlier today, as the German IFO Business Index exceeded the forecast.

US dollar managed to gain bids during the NY session, as the US CPI around the forecast.

EURUSD retracement failed around the 1.0900-10 resistance area as the US dollar buyers appeared again.

Market in wait and watch mode as banks remain closed due to Easter holiday.

US dollar lost the plot and traded lower after the US GDP report missed the expectation.

Fed is next as the market prepares for action with the interest rate decision and statement eyed.

New Zealand dollar moved lower against the US dollar ahead of the all-important interest rate decision by the RBNZ.

US dollar continues to surge higher against most major currencies, as the Euro and British pound failed to recover.

US dollar surged higher against most major currencies after critical releases during the NY session.

US housing starts and building permits report came as a disappointment and pushed the US stock futures lower during the NY trading.