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Markets are unstable and therefore investment in any market is subject to great volatility. It is in the best interest of the investor to maximize their interest while reducing risks to a minimum. To achieve their aim the investors nowadays are highly utilizing hedging methods and diversification techniques.

Conditions favoring different currencies may prove unfavorable for the stock indexes, commodities or bonds. Conversely, digging into a currency as a trader or an investor can prove to be daunting.

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Tuesday’s recovery in the Euro was impressive, with the single currency able to shake off much of the negative sentiment towards it and muster a rally back towards 1.2800. Still, at this point, last Friday’s high is key and a break above 1.2880 will be required to officially alleviate downside pressures and open a more significant short-term correction. The

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The US Department of the Treasury (the “IRS”) recently released temporary and proposed regulations (the “Temporary Regulations”), effective December 19, 2011, to implement the provisions of the Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment (HIRE) Act that require individuals to report specified foreign financial assets (“SFFAs”) to the IRS. The Temporary Regulations apply to individuals required to file Form 1040, “US Individual Income Tax Return,” and to certain individuals required to file Form 1040-NR, “Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return.” The reporting required under the Temporary Regulations must be made on Form 8938, Statement of Specified Foreign Financial Assets. Full post…

Euro is feeling some resistance against dollar at around 1.28 level as risk rally loses steam. Markets reaction to S&P’s downgrade was so far limited, which reflected in successful bill auctions in Eurozone. But the current recovery in Euro is mainly seen as short squeezes following the pre-downgrade selloff. The common currency’s down trends against dollar, yen, aussie and even sterling are still intact. It remains vulnerable to more downside. Portugal will sell a maximum of EUR 2.5b of 3-, 6- and 11-month bills today and might not trigger much reaction.

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GBP/USD: 4-hour

Gather ’round and take a look at this falling channel on GBP/USD’s 4-hour chart! It seems like the pound’s selloff could come to a halt once the pair reaches the bottom of the channel. Stochastic is already in the oversold area, hinting that pound bears are losing steam. Keep your eyes on the 1.5300 major psychological level, which lines up with the bottom of the channel, in case reversal candlesticks form right there.

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On Monday, Central European currencies posted small gains as they took advantage of a slightly stronger common currency. Apart from that, a positive mood related to upcoming Hungary and IMF/EU talks supported regional assets in general and Hungarian bonds in particular (see the chart).

Both IMF and EU criticized especially new laws which might curb the central bank’s independence. A sharp rise in bond yields in the end of previous year persuaded Hungary’s Economy Ministry to scrap some of planned bond auctions recently and put an additional pressure on Orban’s administrative. Meanw Full post…