After scanning and analyzing the stock market, Pennystockville.com give you alerts on the possible reverse mergers and keep you updated with the latest movement of these stocks along with the volume alerts. » Read More

As market participants speculate the New Zealand central bank to withdraw its support for the economy in the second-half of the year, a rate hike is likely to drive the exchange rate higher as investors weigh the prospects for future policy. » Read More

With unemployment falling back to 6.0% from a revised 7.1% in the fourth-quarter, market participants forecast household spending to increase 0.3% in the first three-months of 2010, and the data is likely to encourage an improved outlook for future growth as RBNZ Governor Bollard sees the recovery “in line with or slightly faster” than the March forecast. » Read More

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MetaTrader 4 (MT4), arguably one of the most common retail Forex trading platforms, is now FIX compliant and being made acquirable through with DivisaFX for Straight Through Process (“STP”) trading to Currenex. » Read More

Interest rate expectations are the main driver of currency fluctuations which makes a change in monetary policy the biggest event risk for a currency. The RBNZ is expected to begin raising rates in the near-term which will generate considerable attention for this event, increasing the potential for volatility.  » Read More

The U.S. dollar could face increased selling pressures over the next 24 hours of trading as economists forecast consumer prices to grow at an annual pace of 2.3% in February after expanding 2.6% during the previous month, and subdued price pressures may lead the Federal Reserve to maintain a dovish policy stance going into the second-half of the year as the central bank pledges to balance the ris » Read More

The British Pound is likely to face increased volatility over the next 24 hours of trading as economists forecast retail sales excluding demands for auto fuel to increase 0.6% in February after contracting 1.2% in the previous month, and the data could encourage an improved outlook for the U.K. as the expansion in monetary and fiscal policy continues to feed through the real economy. » Read More