The Forex Pattern, Price & Time Report
James A. Hyerczyk
The Forex Pattern, Price & Time Report: Monthly Archives for March 2008

Commodity Market Sell-off May Trigger Breakout Rally in USDCAD

Euro Poised to Start the Quarter at a New All-Time High

Are the Divergences between the Currency Pairs Signaling a Bottom in the Dollar?

Strong Economic Numbers Out of the Euro Zone are Supporting the Euro Rally

Euro Approaching Key Retracement Area at 1.56; May Meet Aggressive Sellers

Euro Needs Work Before This Can Be Called a Top; Retest of High Likely

Weekly Reversal in Dollar May Trigger the Start of a Three-Week Rally

Fed Move Scares Traders Out of Hard Assets

Fed Leaves Room for Another Cut; Time Still Needed to Turn the Trend in the Dollar

Fed Move Signals Bank Crisis May Worsen, Could Cut Rate by 1.00 bp

Volatility a Concern as BOJ and ECB Use Verbal Intervention Tactics to Try to Stabilize the Dollar

ECB Cannot Talk Down Euro; Is an Intervention the Next Move?

The Forex Markets Shun the Fed Action and Return the Focus to the Negative U.S. Economy

Another Fed Move Helps the Dollar. Is it Enough for a Long-Term Solution?

Euro Move Through 1.5313 Likely to Trigger Sharp Break

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Leaves Rates Unchanged as Economy Cools Off

Reserve Bank of Australia Language Suggest No More Rate Cuts

Commodity Market Top Will Support USD CAD

USD CHF Breaks to Multi-Year Low; Swiss Banks Developing Problems

BoJ Leaves Rate Steady; Bearish Stock Market Should Pressure USD JPY

Market Turmoil Could Force BoE to Cut Rate in Future

ECB Holds Rate Steady; No Signs of Intervention

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Sends Signal Economy May Be Cooling

Australian Economy Showing Signs of Slowing Down

Bank of Canada Watching for Signs of Economic Slowdown

Weak U.S. Equities Cause Flight to Quality Rally

Weak U.S. Stock Market Brings Buyers Bank to Yen

BoE Surprises Market By Leaving Rates Unchanged

ECB Leaves Interest Rates Alone; Goal to Battle Inflation

Profit-Takers Dominate New Zealand Dollar

More Rate Hikes Unlikely by Reserve Bank of Australia

Canadian Economy Counting on Crude, Gold and Wheat

Stronger Stock Market Could Trigger USD CHF Short-Covering

Japanese Banks Have Been Hurt by Sub-Prime Loans

Consensus is Predicting No Rate Cut by Bank of England

More Bank Write-Downs Weigh on U.S. Dollar

U.S. Dollar Weakens as Crude Oil Surges to Record High

Growth is Slowing in New Zealand

Aussie Weakens on Signs Consumer Demand May Be Slowing

Bank of Canada Surprises with 50 Basis Point Cut

USD CHF May Have Formed Short-Term Bottom

Bank of Japan Remains Quiet at Current Levels

GBP USD Remains in Tight Range; BoE to Cut by 25 Basis Points

ECB Standing Pat On Its Mandate to Control Inflation

ECB Expressing Concerns About USD

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