Fuel of a Currency War, Part 4
The Currency War is here: The largest economies in the world have begun a ‘race to the bottom,’ to devalue their own currencies in an effort to stimulate their exports. But this environment does not come without risk.
The Currency War is here: The largest economies in the world have begun a ‘race to the bottom,’ to devalue their own currencies in an effort to stimulate their exports. But this environment does not come without risk.
The AUDUSD has declined as much as 415 pips in 2013. As the trend continues, traders will use momentum analysis to identify scalping opportunities.
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The GBPUSD has declined as much as 1066 pips in 2013. As the trend extends, traders will identify short term momentum for scalping opportunities.