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		<title>What Big Breaking Forex News Moves the Market</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Traders constantly monitor breaking forex news. The principal news sources for a trader would be the trading screens from Reuters, Bloomberg and Bridge Information Systems. For retail investors they are going to rely on the internet. There is a wide range of websites that will provide breaking forex news at no cost. In addition most [...]<p><a href="http://dododong.com/blog/2011/12/14/what-big-breaking-forex-news-moves-the-market/">What Big Breaking Forex News Moves the Market</a> is a post from: <a href="http://dododong.com">News Update</a></p>
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<p>Traders constantly monitor breaking forex <b >news</b>. The principal <b >news</b> sources for a trader would be the trading screens from Reuters, Bloomberg and Bridge Information Systems. For retail investors they are going to rely on the internet. There is a wide range of websites that will provide breaking forex <b >news</b> at no cost.</p>
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<p>In addition most traders will monitor the business newspapers such as the financial times and the wall street journal to observe <b >news</b> that could move the markets.All traders will have a calendar of forex <b >news</b> events. Sometimes they are not going to trade during these times as the market can become extremely volatile</p>
<h2>News</h2>
<p>Listed below are some of the <b >news</b> items that may move the market</p>
<p>Elections<br />Political elections can shape the future direction of economic policy. Political parties that plan to run high current account deficits could possibly weaken a currency. The marketplace may also look for details regarding trade policy. A large balance of trade deficit or balance of payments deficit will weaken a currency. The market typically tries to predict the results from opinion polls before the result comes out. It would probably be only in the case where an unexpected result that has occurred that the market will move on the basis of the election result.</p>
<p>Trade Balance<br />The balance of trade is a measure of exports less imports. A trade deficit occurs when imports are more than exports.It is generally thought that building a large trade deficit over a period of times is damaging to a nation&#8217;s economy and will likely dampen economic growth and employment.</p>
<p>Breaking forex <b >news</b> can alter the market dramatically. It can be a very difficult time to trade. For big <b >news</b> items, trading will virtually cease for up to an hour prior to the announcement. After the <b >news</b> is published the market can swing violently one way and then another as further <b >news</b> comes out.</p>
<p>  What Big Breaking Forex News Moves the Market</p>
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		<title>Forex Market News &#8211; Overseas Debit Cards</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 30 Nov 2011 21:00:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[While many who trade within the forex market choose to use international debit cards and credit cards, international banks are beginning to capitalize on the market involved with these convenient cards. Asia Commercial Joint Stock bank plans on collecting a flat fee per transaction after the rate difference. What this means for you is money [...]<p><a href="http://dododong.com/blog/2011/11/30/forex-market-news-overseas-debit-cards/">Forex Market News &#8211; Overseas Debit Cards</a> is a post from: <a href="http://dododong.com">News Update</a></p>
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<p>While many who trade within the forex market choose to use international debit cards and credit cards, international banks are beginning to capitalize on the market involved with these convenient cards. Asia Commercial Joint Stock bank plans on collecting a flat fee per transaction after the rate difference.</p>
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<p>What this means for you is money coming out of your pocket whenever you make a trade.</p>
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<p>Forex debit cards are a great choice for those who trade heavily in the forex market, as they allow traders to swiftly transfer cash from account to account without any major wiring fees. While the new fees imposed by banks are cracking down on the forex bubble, cards are still the best way to transfer currencies between traders, and cuts back drastically on costs.</p>
<p>Traders beware, however. Check around to make sure you are getting the best rates available. Some banks offer lower fees and so some careful shopping will go a long way in saving your hard earned cash from being eaten up by bank fees. For instance, Sacombank only charges a 2.1 percent fee on the difference on all types of international credit cards and debit cards. Traders can find a bank and a debit or credit card that can work for their accounts and trades.</p>
<p>International debit cards are a great way to speed up your trades and transactions, and transfer money automatically. See your forex account manager today for more information and find out how you can take advantage of this inexpensive way to trade and transfer foreign currencies.</p>
<p>  Forex Market News &#8211; Overseas Debit Cards</p>
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		<title>Indian Stock Market Analysis &#8211; News Behind FIIs Selling And Market Falling This New Year 2011</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 05 Nov 2011 11:25:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Indian stock market is on a falling spree and has been volatile with a downward bias post Diwali last year when markets have hit a high of Nifty 6350 near the all time high. Since then markets have traded in a range, but past few days on the back of concerns shown by FIIs have [...]<p><a href="http://dododong.com/blog/2011/11/05/indian-stock-market-analysis-news-behind-fiis-selling-and-market-falling-this-new-year-2011/">Indian Stock Market Analysis &#8211; News Behind FIIs Selling And Market Falling This New Year 2011</a> is a post from: <a href="http://dododong.com">News Update</a></p>
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<p>Indian stock market is on a falling spree and has been volatile with a downward bias post Diwali last year when markets have hit a high of Nifty 6350 near the all time high. Since then markets have traded in a range, but past few days on the back of concerns shown by FIIs have taken the markets to a new lower range on the back of High inflation, political tensions, loads of scams, political drama&#8217;s, <b >news</b> of weak IIP growth figures, fear of RBI rates hike etc have caused great volatility in Indian Stock Market while the Global peers looks stable.</p>
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<p><strong>So why is the market falling and why are FIIs selling stocks in India?</strong></p>
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<p>Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have poured in lot of money whole 2010, approximately  billions of money came to India from the global investors. Whole 2010 rally came on the back and support of FIIs who kept pumping money on all rises and prices.</p>
<p>Indian Mutual Funds have rather seen withdrawal&#8217;s than new investment and they have been on the sidelines. Now those FIIs who were regularly buying are shaken by internal issues and affairs our country, India is currently facing.</p>
<p><strong>Indian Government in a Catch 22 Situation</strong></p>
<p>High Inflation remains the major challenge for the Government. It&#8217;s a Catch 22 situation for our Government, since they have the responsibility of taming down prices and inflation without hurting the economical industrial growth.</p>
<p>Lower IIP no.s came as a double whammy for our market, already a market which was surviving many financial scams, corruption issues, political tensions and opposition drama&#8217;s, lower IIP no.s was not expected by our market and it sent the market on a knee jerk reaction.</p>
<p>All these issues along political stability have worried the FIIs and they have been selling and withdrawing funds from riskier assets to safe havens. The Global scenario looks much more stable for now and that also tells you that money is moving out from here and going to places where there are less internal issues for the time being.</p>
<p><strong>It&#8217;s Not Exit India for FIIs &#8211; Just Temporary Weakish Sentiments</strong></p>
<p>Its the sentiments and human psychology which makes investors Buy &#8211; Sell or Exit a stock or a country overall. With the FIIs selling these days, lots and loads of people are worried and asking if the FIIs are exiting India?</p>
<p>Lets talk logic. They invested over  Billions last year in Indian equities, markets have gone up a lot since then, its not a crime that FIIs are booking profits and taking some of it to home. They may be selling now and they will again buy at lower levels when prices reaches there desired zone.</p>
<p><strong>When Will Nifty &#8211; Market Stop Falling To Rise And Go Up Again?</strong></p>
<p>When Fundamentals don&#8217;t speak much for telling the story, its the skills of technical analysis which helps understanding the market and its future. Fundamentals cannot predict peaks, neither can they predict market bottoms, its the technical patterns and studies which delivers something which looks so unpredictable.</p>
<p>Our analysis on Indian stock Market suggests that markets are headed further down in the days ahead. For now Nifty&#8217;s future (5654) don&#8217;t look bright and I maintain that it could see 5400 levels on the downside, precisely 5370-78 is the target I am looking at. But it will not go there straight, it shall require some more pain and reaction which will take place in a process.</p>
<p>My understanding of market tells me that, Nifty will show a temporary bounce back from 5550 levels on Nifty Future, which is 100 points below from the current market price. We are very likely to see at least a <strong>120-130 points bounce back on Nifty off 5550 levels</strong> which is the next immediate support level for market likely to act as a cushion.</p>
<p><strong>Nifty Lower End Target and Bottom Price</strong></p>
<p><strong>The dead cat bounce will be short-lived</strong> and is likely to happen quickly off lower levels. On the higher side while bouncing back Nifty Futures will face strong resistance at 5705 and 5750 levels which shall take something to cross <strong>failing of which will again cause a major sell off</strong> taking it towards the panic zone of 5370-5400 on Nifty.</p>
<p>For now it looks like that the bottom for markets to be near 5400 levels. By the time it happens almost everything will be discounted and then markets will be looking at a favorable financial budget, speculation of which will take the markets up bringing in the much required stability.</p>
<p>Happy Investing!</p>
<p>  Indian Stock Market Analysis &#8211; News Behind FIIs Selling And Market Falling This New Year 2011</p>
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