As he said, most of the key stuff is password protected or only available to traders & firms who have a business relationship with a wholesale supplier/Bank etc, but you can pick up bits & pieces on your travels if you dig deep
Jocelyn this is a great site!!! This offers me a nice snapshot of the overall fundamentals that are moving the markets.
thanks
Overall, the Asian session began very strongly, the USD being the main casualty. For the first time in the last few days, the currency market was helped by US futures that are trading well into positive territory. This week for the first time ahead, the euro-area holds some significant releases.
The Euro (Euro/USD) gained 50 pips in the Asian session, paring seen turn down before one day. The daily chart shows that the pair wants to break either the 20 (resistance) or the 100 (support) day simple moving averages before it will be able to place any important movement.
On Wednesday, the Aussie (Aud/Usd) is trading only a few pips below the 200 day simple moving average, after advancing 70 pips. The Aussie added another 40pips in the Asian session as well, as the pair experienced a flow in momentum.
The CAD (USD/CAD) is presently moving lesser in a linear regression channel. The pattern has developed over last few days of trading and helped the pair push the price action less than the 1.2200 support level. On Wednesday night, the CAD decline for the eighth repeated trading day.
