Daily Forex Market Update by Ashraf Laidi - December 14, 2010

Ashraf Laidi discusses USD stabilization, previews the FOMC, Tankan, Riksbank, Norges, EURUSD, GBPUSD, EURGBP

Eur/USD Seen Capped at 1.3180 - Ashraf Laidi,

Dec. 1 2010 | Ashraf Laidi, chief strategist at CMC Markets talked to CNBC ahead of the European Central Bank's meeting on Thursday and its potential impact on currencies.

Forex Market Highlights with Ashraf Laidi

A charts look at gold, S&P500 & the euro

Forex Afternoon Market Highlights by Ashraf Laidi 23-11-2010

A synopsis of the day's developments in forex, equities & commodities.

Ashraf Laidi, Potential Irish Budget Cuts Would Help Euro

Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Ashraf Laidi, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, talks about the outlook for Ireland's debt. Irish 10-year bonds tumbled for a 12th day, leading a rout in debt from Portugal to Greece, as LCH Clearnet Ltd. demanded its clients place a larger deposit when trading the nation's securities after yields soared. Laidi talks with Margaret Brennan on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness." (Source: Bloomberg)

Curbing A Rising Yen - Ashraf Laidi,

Why the yen has been rising so much against other major currencies, with Ashraf Laidi, CMC Markets.

Ashraf Laidi : Currency Trading & Intermarket Analysis Book

heistLAB: Behind Ashraf Laidi's "Currency Trading & Intermarket Analysis" Book

Top currency analyst Ashraf Laidi gives us the story behind his book "Currency Trading & Intermarket Analysis." Also, in the course of explaining how the book came about, Ashraf discloses some key ways of thinking about the currency markets, equities, commodities, and interest rates. Ashraf explains his education and focus on central banks, wanting to write an advanced currency trading book with intermarket analysis, and his experiences of market conditions from 2002 through 2007 that led to this book. Recorded earlier this year on January 26th, 2010, this interview follows from Traders Unscripted: Ashraf Laidi, part of the Meet the Masters Series we filmed for the 3Gurus Global Trading Webinar. Part 2: HeistLab Ashraf Laidi talks about the experiences that helped him write his book Currency Trading & Intermarket Analysis: How to Profit from Shifting Currents in Global Markets - Follow Ashraf on twitter: @alaidi - Read Ashraf on: http://AshrafLaidi.com - Follow us on twitter: @marketHEIST - Follow host Jeffrey Lin: @JeffreyLin About Ashraf Laidi Ashraf Laidi is Chief Market Strategist of CMC Markets, author of Currency Trading & Intermarket Analysis and founder of AshrafLaidi.com. At CMC Markets, Laidi oversees the analysis and strategy functions of key currency pairs as well as decisions and trends of the major global central banks. He is also responsible for educating and informing clients on the essential dynamics underpinning FX, commodity and credit markets. Prior to joining CMC Markets, Mr. Laidi was an analyst at a United Nations-specialized agency, monitoring global fixed income and equity portfolios. He also served as chief FX strategist at MG Financial Group where he pioneered online FX analysis for retail investors via the creation of the first 24-hour currency portal. His other experience included emerging market fixed income at Reuters and assessing sovereign and project investment risk consulting with the World Bank. Mr. Laidi provides expert commentary on CNBC, Bloomberg TV, and his insights can be found regularly on the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal.

Avoid The Euro Bargain Trap In 2010 - Ashraf Laidi

Ashraf Laidi, Chief Market Strategist at CMC Markets, shares his outlook on the Euro.

More Upside For Gold in 2010 - Ashraf Laidi

Ashraf Laidi, Chief Market Strategist at CMC Markets, shares his 2010 outlook on gold.

Ashraf Laidi on the expectations for the Euro and U.S. dollar

CMC's Laidi Says Fed Will Raise Discount Rate 25 Points

April 02, 2010 — April 2 (Bloomberg) -- Ashraf Laidi, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, talks with Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton about the outlook for Federal Reserve monetary policy. Laidi, speaking from Algiers, Algeria, also discusses his expectations for the U.S. dollar and euro. (Source: Bloomberg)