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Anna Coulling
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I have been trading the markets for over 15 years and writing market commentary for almost 10. For the past five years, together with my husband David, we have been developing a network of websites with the aim of providing traders with a broad range of market education. You can find details of ...more

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The Dollar, Yen And Euro Stir From Their Slumbers
Ahead of NFP tomorrow, all the major currencies appear to have awoken from their slumbers with the US dollar, the Japanese yen and the euro all showing signs of life.
Where Gold Goes… Silver Follows
The savage reaction in gold yesterday surprised even me.
Copper Runs Out Of Steam
Whilst the precious metals collapsed and turned heavily bearish, copper too is having its own battles to maintain the bullish trend of the last few weeks.
Gold Trading Lower And Now Testing Key Level… Again
The metronomic price action for gold is continuing to play out once again on the daily chart, with the rally of late September starting to wane once again.
OPEC Gives Crude Oil A Boost
Crude oil managed to find some bullish momentum last week largely as a follow through to the OPEC meeting which announced it would be cutting output from its members to between 32.5 and 33.0 million barrels per day.
VIX Continues To Test Support As The NQ Leads
Last week was another where the strong platform of support below the 12 region for the VIX remained unbroken as the index closed at 13.29 following indecisive price action for major US markets.
Copper Pauses At Key Technical Level
The bullish trend for copper earlier in the month, now appears to have come to a halt, with the red metal running into some stiff price resistance in the $2.2050 lbs region on the daily chart.
The Dollar, The Yen And The Euro Awaken From Their Slumbers
It was another lackluster day yesterday across the markets as a constant stream of the great and the good expressed their views on the future for the global economy all against the backdrop of the OPEC meeting in Algiers.
Gold Continues To Remain Rangebound
The Fed delivered a helping hand following the decision to leave rates unchanged, and driving the price higher on strong volume, and back to the volume point of control which remains in the $1338 per ounce area.
The Big Yawn For Many, But Not For Equities
Both the BOJ and the FED delivered the usual meaningless rhetoric, with the BOJ tinkering with the yield curve and the FED sitting on the fence.
Will The FED Provide The Catalyst For Gold?
As summer transitions into Autumn, there seems to be little change in the sentiment for gold. Eyes focuses on the FED and US dollar- the longer the market remains range bound, the stronger the trend once it begins.
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