Home Sales and FOMC Interest Rate statement
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    When trading the FOMC, what USD pairs do people use? EUD$, $ JPY, $ CAD, GBP$, or others. NZD/USD should be intriguing, both possess interest rate statements.

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    Im pretty surprised to see that the GBP is back around 1.8770s until the announcement today, with everyone expecting the hawkish opinions along with also a rate unchanged and the market already transferred I wonder when we will see motion have any comments?

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    Nicely newstrader has given several great arguments to get a hawkish fed statment in his thread https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...g-journal.html.

    Taking a look at the price action, resembles the market believes the exact same thing. The dollar got beat down a bit now, but let see what she does for the next few hours. The time provides us a sense for what the market considers about this statement.

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    Whats up with these house sales at 10am? Has housing attained a bottom? Today when we get a amount, that will blow a hole in this theory:

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    Mortage, as pointed by NewsTraderFX, is up and confirmed at TTN's. So that means, home is roaring again...

    Hmmm bullish existing home sales later?

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    I'll bet you 5 house sales arrive in negative BK

    I would bet a thousand, but im not that sure

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    Ok, although you never agreed, however, PAY UP anyway!!!

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    Hello Merlin is it true that the FOMC was released last time on Sept 20 2006 because there was a 40 pip fall in the GBP 2 minutes earlier than the 1:15 release time but it reversed when news was suspect to emerge and travelled 70 pips in $- direction? I thought iw was just people gettin places before the news but one of your links stated something about TTN getting the news early such as FOMC thanks

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    TTN reports news when it comes out. Yes, they reported the rates 2 minutes early, but because the FOMC reported two minutes. FOMC is similar to that, sometimes sometimes early. Damn bernanke!

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