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ForexLive Asian market open: Quiet markets as holiday season ends

By Sean Lee || September 2, 2010 at 21:03 GMT

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September for the FX market is normally a volatile time when traders in the major financial centres return from the summer holidays and start trading in earnest again. It looks like September hasn’t quite begun yet and we have to wait until the upcoming long weekend in the US is over before the real action begins.

Ranges were tight overnight and we can expect something similar in Asia, although it is risk-off Friday so that’s usually good for a flurry or two.

Good luck today and TGIF.

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6 Responses to “ForexLive Asian market open: Quiet markets as holiday season ends”

lilac on September 2nd, 2010 21:06 GMT

Yeh well, you know what they say … you should never hurry a flurry.
Or summat like that

And a jolly good evening to you!
Sean Lee on September 2nd, 2010 21:11 GMT

Evenin Lilac, tgif times 2
lilac on September 2nd, 2010 21:14 GMT

You’re tellin’ me!
lilac on September 2nd, 2010 21:20 GMT

I’m beginning to wonder whether this incessant yen sushi samba has put the mockers on the month so far.
Or maybe it’s just a combo of it only starting yesterday, and NF pees are tomorrow ahead of LAbour day?
aziz on September 2nd, 2010 21:37 GMT

By the way, here is where you can see currencies order book . It’s all from ICAP
http://datasuite.cmegroup.com/dataSuite.html?template=nfx&productCode=6E,6J,6B&exchange=XCME&selected_tab=fx
Raquel on September 2nd, 2010 22:54 GMT

is this page a performance page from ForexLive Trading Signals?
http://oninv1.zulutrade.com/TradeHistoryIndividual.aspx?pid=11487

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