19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on USDJPY orders 20 June
USDJPY orders 20 June
Currently 104.64 near session lows
Demand around 104.50. Offers between 104.80-105.00
Offers: 104.80 105.50 105.80 106.85
105.00 105.30-35
106.00
Bids: 104.20 103.80-85 (Aug 22 2014 low) 103.25 (strong- barrier- stops) 102.75-80
19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on London Markets: FTSE 100 rallies as Brexit worries keep receding
London Markets: FTSE 100 rallies as Brexit worries keep receding
U.K. stocks push higher after weekend polls show a resurgence in support for the U.K.
19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Pepperstone Announces Margin Changes as Britain Heads into Brexit Week
Pepperstone Announces Margin Changes as Britain Heads into Brexit Week
As Brexit looms, Pepperstone is another broker that has made margin changes on a number of instruments.
19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Trading Ideas – European session 20 June
Trading Ideas – European session 20 June
Your daily thread to exchange trading ideas and discussion 20 June
Big week ahead so how are going to play it?
Discretion the better part of valour or all in for a big play? Thought of any clever hedges/strategies to pass on?
19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Week Ahead: Brexit storm in a teacup
Week Ahead: Brexit storm in a teacup
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19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on SEC Approves IEX as National Securities Exchange with its Speed Bump Model
SEC Approves IEX as National Securities Exchange with its Speed Bump Model
IEX becomes 13th National Stock Market in US as SEC approves its speed bump.
19 June, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on IMF’s Lipton says Japan benefits from flexible exchange rate
IMF’s Lipton says Japan benefits from flexible exchange rate
IMF deputy MD Lipton speaking on Japan after Article 4 meetings 20 June 2016
– flexible exchange rate system serves Japanese economy well
– economy does not need further stimulus from weaker yen
Abe and Kuroda may fail to see the positives methinks