Currency Market Updates

Delphi Scalper goes live today. This brand new forex scalping system is taking the market by storm. Thousands of traders are expected to attend the live webinar at 3pm EST April 21st.

The Dubai "will they, won't they" debate continues as the market sits on quietly on the sidelines. Germany is also restructuring to avoid falling back into recession.

Currency Market Updates reports that the markets are on hold. Poor news of joblessness and other economic data from the US have dampened earlier hopes of recovery. Oil and gold stand still and Ireland goes to the polls over the Lisbon Treaty.

Adam Hewison, President of INO.com, is introducing MarketClub to a wider audience. By exposing the company's online trading tools to millions of worldwide viewers he hopes to carry his mission to the growing number of online traders.

MarketClub will be exposed to millions of TV viewers across Fox Business, MSNBC and all other financial networks from Wednesday, 2nd September.

The Bank of England surprised the markets with a £50 billion boost to the Quantitative Easing program causing an immediate drop in the pound against the US dollar & the euro. With the US non-farm payroll figures out today expect lots of volatility.

A team of 5 Ivy League "NERDS" have been quietly making a killing in forex trading and today released the secret of their success. The IvyBot Forex Robot is a sophisticated trading tool that runs one robot for each of four currency trading pairs.

The volatility of the market has unusually led to a tight trading range for the GBP/USD. There is a similar pattern in the USD/JPY. We saw the dollar strengthen against the pound and the euro yesterday.

Better than expected US corporate earnings and cautiously optimistic comments from the Fed chairman helped uphold the recent move into risk. Sterling has moved higher against the USD this morning even in the light of last week’s contraction in GDP.

Sterling continues a roller coaster ride with the euro and US dollar. Traders are watching the crucial support level of 1.15. June’s public sector net borrowing has contributed to this situation. Ben Bernanke’s testimony has served to help the US