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Comment by princess Todd on January 17, 2009 at 1:20pm

The Euro fell against the Japanese Yen recently, albeit slightly to 117.11. The Yen also traded up and down slightly all day against the USD, which was looking at a mild gain towards the end of the day. Japanese officials are monitoring the strength of the Yen in an effort to perhaps keep it from getting much stronger. It is believed that a strong Yen will hurt Japanese exports which, in this environment, are crucial to their economy.

My Forex broker has recommended to hold position for a while. Do you think its a right time to buy euro??

Comment by princess Todd on November 28, 2008 at 10:41am

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Finexo is a well established trading platform with many features and solid support. You really cannot go wrong with them, as they don’t seem to have any glaring issues or problems.

Customer satisfaction with Finexo is relatively high as they cannot find much fault in this broker. This is definitely because Finexo tries to cater to the wants and desires of its customers to make trading as great as they can. This is something that you probably wont find in many other brokers.

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Comment by princess Todd on May 30, 2008 at 1:16pm

USD/JPY – can oil prices urge traders to sell?

According to recent predictions, the rise of inflation in the U.S will increase the interest rates. However, this will not strengthen the dollar against the yen – which is linked directly to the fluctuations in the oil prices.
According to Bank of Tokyo officials, the rise in oil prices will greatly influence the Japanese market, thus increasing the pressure to sell the dollar.
Nonetheless, on Wednesday, the dollar rose 0.2% to 104.94 thus reaching its highest point in two weeks, yet traders believe that it is unlikely that this trade will be maintained.