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UK, Bank Of England “Inflation up, Growth DownR...

By Brian Tieling on May 17, 2012 -

The Bank of England has slashed its 2012 growth forecasts for the UK economy, raised its near-term inflation outlook and issued a warning about the potential economic damage the eurozone sovereign debt crisis could inflict. In its quarterly Inflation Report yesterday the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee lowered its estimate of economic growth over this year from 1.2 per cent to 0.8 per cent, bringing it slightly closer to the consensus of private sector economists. The MPC also forecast that consumer price inflation wi... ( read more )

EURO Faces Continued Sell-off as Fears of Greek Exit Gro...

By Brian Tieling on May 16, 2012 -

Traders in the UK saw their trading positions push the euro to a new record low for the year against the USD as fresh news from Greece raised fears of an imminent exit from the EuroZone. The currency fell over to $1.27 against the GBP, the EUR fell to a worrying 79.6 pence. As a result of the Euro sell off and growing concern over the EU economies specific an as a trading block, traders opted to move portfolios into an the apparent safe haven of the USD. As a result sell offs in Asian stocks an Gold were wi... ( read more )

UK Stock Market Tumbles on Euro Zone Crisis Panic

By Brian Tieling on May 15, 2012 -

(Reuters) - A broad-based sell-off headed by heavyweight banks and commodity stocks dragged Britain's top share index lower on Monday, as twin fears over the euro zone crisis and the global growth outlook killed any recent underlying enthusiasm. Talks to form a new government in Greece looked to have failed, deepening the euro zone crisis, and China cut its bank reserve requirement ratio for a third time in six months in further efforts to boost its slowing economy, underlining global growth concerns. At 03:13 a.m. EDT... ( read more )

May 15, 2012 - The Effects of the Eurozone Crisis

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The world has been a witness of some rather unusual circumstances regarding international economies and market values. One such drastic change was the downfall, the recession, of 2007-2009. Another such big awe inspiring moment was the Eurozone alliance based currency, the euro, taking over the trade market and evolving to the extent of harming the American economy in an exclusively mean manner. The Eurozone still remains to be among the world’s largest economic and monetary unions. European Union countries such as France, Austria, Finland, C... ( read more )

I’ve Been Sharing Forex Signals!

By Brian Tieling on May 14, 2012 -

After we soft launched our Social Forex Signals Community last week, we've been eagerly gathering our users feedback and suggestions. This week we've begun roadmapping the next phases of feature development to give members an even smoother experience and better opportunities to take advantage of the sharing of trading strategies. At this stage many of our 'killer-app' features are still underwraps. However I can share that from today we've integrated Facebook connect to allow a faster registration and login process. We'll also be d... ( read more )

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