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    Trading a potential sharp USD reversal, what will be the catalyst?

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 695 views
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    Ryanair shares up after record H1 results

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 217 views
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    GBP, FTSE 100 down as Halifax sees biggest monthly house price drop since June 2021

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 264 views
  4.  

    Chinese yuan drops as zero-Covid policy continues to dent data

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

    • 0 replies
    • 1,522 views
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    Nasdaq: Paypal shares slump 13% after poor year-end outlook

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 386 views
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    Disney earnings preview: what to expect from Q4

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 325 views
  7.  

    GBPUSD and S&P 500 Slide in FOMC Aftermath, How Will NFPs Steer Markets?

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 335 views
  8.  

    US Dollar Surges After Fed, BOE - NFP on Deck

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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    • 430 views
  9.  

    Moderna Inc. share price resilient despite drop in quarterly revenue and earnings

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

    • 0 replies
    • 269 views
  10.  

    3 Key Tips For Trading Cryptocurrencies For Beginners

    By MongiIG, in Cryptocurrency and Blockchain

    • 6 replies
    • 1,402 views
  11.  

    BoE rate rise: GBP takes a hit on recession outlook

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

    • 0 replies
    • 680 views
  12.  

    GBP Breaking News: Pound Steady as BoE Hike Rates by 75bp

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

    • 0 replies
    • 544 views
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    S&P 500 and USDJPY: Where To After the Fed’s Hawkish Whiplash?

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

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    • 401 views
  14.  

    Reversal in risk sentiments following hawkish takeaway: Russell 2000, AUD/USD, US dollar index

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

    • 0 replies
    • 407 views
  15.  

    FTSE 100: BT shares slump as cost cuts bite

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

    • 0 replies
    • 387 views
  16.  

    Sainsbury’s bucks the trend as shares rise 3% despite FTSE 100 drop

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

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    • 228 views
  17.  

    Pfizer share price gains on quarterly results and outlook

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

    • 0 replies
    • 335 views
  18.  

    Trading the Trend 02/11/22: gold & DAX

    By MongiIG, in General Trading Strategy Discussion

    • 0 replies
    • 735 views
  19.  

    Edison’s consumer watch remains pessimistic, but with opportunities

    By MongiIG, in General Trading Strategy Discussion

    • 0 replies
    • 656 views
  20.  

    How Will the Fed Impact the US Dollar, Stocks and Gold?

    By MongiIG, in General Trading Strategy Discussion

    • 1 reply
    • 693 views
  21.  

    Pound to struggle even if BoE goes for hawkish rate hike

    By MongiIG, in Foreign Exchange (FX)

    • 0 replies
    • 869 views
  22.  

    Crude oil price action setting it up for a big move

    By MongiIG, in Commodities

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    • 572 views
  23.  

    FTSE 100: Next shares climb on improved outlook

    By MongiIG, in Indices and Macro Events

    • 0 replies
    • 975 views
  24.  

    Moderna’s share price on watch ahead of Q3 earnings

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

    • 0 replies
    • 394 views
  25.  

    BP shares hit recent high after Q3 earnings beat

    By MongiIG, in Shares and ETFs

    • 0 replies
    • 588 views

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