CONTENTs FX
COMMODITY CURRENCIES AWAIT GREEN LIGHT FROM BEIJING
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An expert look at the standoff between Beijing and the local governments and the opportunities a compromise may offer this year for commodity currencies.
TRADING PRICE GAPS 39 07 EDITOR’SNOTE
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS 09 Be careful in catching the Emerging Markets falling knife. How recent emerging markets developments are likely to unfold and which are the more vulnerable EM currencies.
MACROECONOMICS 17 Focus on Abenomics: Japanese prime minister’s third round of policy measures and the challenges ahead for Mr. Abe’s plan.
TRADING PSYCHOLOGY: 24 Manual or Algorithmic Strategies: Benefits and limitations of manual strategies. Can algorithms correct psychological flaws?
FX MANAGERS: 52 Interview with Alessio De Longhis,
What are price gaps? How to recognize the various types of price gaps and how to trade them.
28 INTERVIEW WITH HANS REDEKER
Morgan Stanley’s Global Head of FX Strategy gives us his view on current macroeconomic events.
Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Oppenheimer Funds
TRADING STRATEGY: 67 Price, the best technical indicator – How price leads technical indicators in quickly determining market trends.
CURRENCY WATCH: 43 Te Aussie Dollar outlook by two leading analysts.
44 Te Australian Dollar driſts towards the Perfect Economic Storm
47 Te Australian economy and expectations about the Australian Dollar
BOOK REVIEW: 62 Kathleen Brooks on Forex In her new book the author explains her successful approach based on both fundamental and technical analysis
INDUSTRYWATCH 70 Q2: Selected FX Industry news
TECHNICAL REPORTS: 72 Majors Analysis: EUR/GBP, EUR/USD, EUR/JPY, USD/JPY
76 Currency Outlook: Majors, Emerging and Asian Markets: trends and targets Featured pairs: USD/CAD, EUR/CHF, EUR/CZK, NZD/USD
INTERNATIONAL DATA: 81 FX Spot Monitor 82 Central Bank Rates 83 Economica Data - FX Poll 84 Markets View
80CONFERENCES &SEMINARS 85 ECONOMIC CALENDAR
FX TRADER MAGAZINE July - September 2013 3
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