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• How many Fed hikes this year?

  Mar 11, 2017 0:45 | by Ashraf Laidi | 5 Comments
  Odds of a March 25-bps hike are at 100%. How many Fed hikes do you expect for...

• Against which currency, will GBP fall the most this year?

  Oct 10, 2016 18:10 | by Ashraf Laidi | 15 Comments
  Since the start of 2016 until October 7, GBP has fallen 37% vs JPY, 26% vs NZD, 25% vs AUD, 24% vs CAD, 22% vs EUR, 21% vs CHF and 18% vs USD.

• Where would EUR/USD head to?

  Jun 12, 2015 0:59 | by Ashraf Laidi
  Is Greece the only obstacle standing in the way of further gains in the euro.

• Will Fed raise rates in 2015?

  Apr 2, 2015 12:24 | by Ashraf Laidi | 16 Comments
  Will the Fed finally raise the fed funds rates this year after a 9-year wait?

• What is your Forex Leverage ?

  May 1, 2014 21:33 | by Ashraf Laidi | 58 Comments
  Which leverage do you mostly use in Forex trading...

• Markets continue to shrug macro concerns

  Oct 29, 2013 12:49 | by Ashraf Laidi | 19 Comments
  Since the Fed is increasingly expected to maintain its monthly pruchases of $85 bn in assets into mid Q1 2014, many expect markets to remain boosted by Fed stimulus.

• Falling odds of a Fed tapering in 2013

  Oct 17, 2013 20:54 | by Ashraf Laidi
  Falling odds of a Fed tapering in 2013 and another short-term US solution to the budget deadlock means which of the following will most likely happen...

• Will the Fed keep purchases at $85 bn until year-end? Or, will it increase QE?

  May 2, 2013 15:31 | by Ashraf Laidi | 77 Comments
  This year, a few FOMC members began expressing their opposition to the program of $85 bn in monthly asset purchases.

• What's the LEAST Likely event of 2013?

  Dec 19, 2012 20:43 | by Ashraf Laidi | 14 Comments
  Gold is breaking below key technical levels against the euro, while the single currency is accumulating further strength against the US dollar. What's the LEAST Likely event of 2013?

• Is gold's secular bull market about to end?

  Jun 7, 2012 19:00 | by Ashraf Laidi | 50 Comments
  Gold could well be completing its first losing year since 2000. The yellow metal is no longer advancing on Eurozone woes, while rallying hesistantly during any hints of QE3. Is gold's secular bull market about to end?