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van Gecko 13:24 GMT May 30, 2006
looks like a 'last' kick in the can for the euro..

euro @1.2880

van Gecko 11:49 GMT May 30, 2006
its all about opposing camps jockeying for month end bias.. as Fx does not work in a one way street fashion the market can expect counter moves from the other side at certain major levels.. FwIwW..


Global-View GVI 11:45 GMT May 30, 2006
This is what just boosted the dollar:

GVI Jay 11:34 GMT May 30, 2006
Bush leaning towards GS Chairman Henry Paulson as Treasury Secretary according to a White House official

Bangko In the City of Angle... 11:42 GMT May 30, 2006
What's the news? why USD/JPY move so rapidly...???

Syd 04:51 GMT May 30, 2006
Traders Use UK Times Report To Push Down USD
Some talk that UK Times report on possible U.S. Treasury Secretary successor Evans is hurting USD in Asia but traders likely just using it as excuse to push USD around in quiet day.

shanghai bc 03:25 GMT May 30, 2006
Syd 03:09 GMT May 30, 2006

There is a time for everyone and everything even in the market..Insiders or manipulators almost always move one-step in front of the outsiders,fleecing outsiders in this zero-sum-game..News and government statistics feed the public while the insiders or manipulators almost always move before the release of those news and statistics..In that respect,someone who is not an insider in that market will be far better off just by trading off the charts..Then,even here chart reading ability of insiders and outsider is different..To know one does not know is a wisdom even in market..

Syd 03:09 GMT May 30, 2006
shanghai bc 03:05 I dont doubt you however most analyst that are worth their salt wouldnt buy gold at these prices , we may see an spike higher but for now the Speculators have got the tiger by the tail they are in the buy buy buy mode (speculators) GT

shanghai bc 03:05 GMT May 30, 2006
Syd 02:38 GMT May 30, 2006

Market manipulation is as old as the market..The winner is the hero and the loser is the bandit even here..Then,short-term manipulations ,however successful,can never change long-term trends..And long-term trend for commodities is up.

Syd 02:38 GMT May 30, 2006
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL China Aims To Influence Commodities Prices
standoff between China and the world's biggest mining companies over the price of iron ore highlights the country's desire to use its clout as a big buyer of raw materials in an effort to hold the line on spiraling costs, a shift that could have implications for the global economy.