Author: Darrell Jobman

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.comCommentary for Friday, November 7, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro found support on dips towards the 1.2650 level on Friday and pushed to a high of 1.2850, but was unable to sustain the...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.com Commentary for Thursday, November 6, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro was unable to regain the 1.30 level against the dollar on Thursday and had a significantly weaker tone. The Euro was...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.com Commentary for Wednesday, November 5, 2008 EUR/US$ The clear victory for Obama offered some initial dollar support on Wednesday with gains to 1.28 against the Euro. Fiscal...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.com Commentary for Tuesday, November 4, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro dipped to lows around 1.2525 in Asian trading on Tuesday, but then found good buying support against the dollar and...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.com Commentary Monday, November 3, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro pushed to highs near 1.29 against the Euro in late Asian trading on Monday, but was unable to sustain the gains and...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.com Commentary for Friday, October 31, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro dipped sharply against the dollar in Asian trading on Friday and tested lows below the 1.27 level as it failed to hold...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.comCommentary for Monday, October 27, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro remained under pressure in European trading on Monday and dipped to lows around 1.2330 against the dollar, a fresh...

by Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.com Commentary for Friday, October 24, 2008 EUR/US$ The Euro was subjected to heavy selling pressure in Asian and early European trading on Friday with lows around 1.25 against...

By Darrell Jobman, Editor-in-Chief, TraderPlanet.comMarkets attempted to stabilise early in the week, but stresses increased substantially later in the week given the severe dislocations following the credit crisis. There were...