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Deposits by bank card are available to EXNESS (CY) LIMITED clients

Taking traders' wishes into consideration, EXNESS is expanding the opportunities to replenish trading accounts opened with EXNESS (CY) LIMITED. Starting May 29, 2014, all clients, regardless of the trading account's region and type, can make deposits using Visa and MasterCard bank cards.

Thanks to the connection of a new service, traders can automatically replenish their trading accounts in a few seconds. This will allow clients to quickly and promptly manage funds in their account and minimize potential risks arising from lengthy account replenishment. Moreover, no commission will be charged for a deposit if the amount of the deposit is 50 USD or more.

More detailed information about methods for depositing and withdrawing funds can be found in the "Rules for depositing and withdrawing funds" section.

EXNESS hopes that EXNESS (CY) LIMITED clients will appreciate this service and achieve new successes on the currency market.

thank you for this changes, it'll be more convinient to make deposit.

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EXNESS held its first webinar about technical analysis

Thanks to the partnership between EXNESS Group and the international agency Trading Central, every EXNESS client can now participate in free world-class training webinars. The first webinar on the topic "The basis of technical analysis" was held May 15, 2014.

The webinar lecturer was Remy Gaussens, head of the technical analysis department at Trading Central. Remy has a master's degree in trading from ESLSCA and a bachelor's degree in economics, with a specialization in "Money and Finances," from University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. For many years he has held training courses around the world (Hong Kong, Taiwan, London, Paris, Brussels, Rimini).

During the first webinar EXNESS traders were introduced to the basics of technical analysis and learned about the opportunities to use it in day trading. Remy Gaussens showed how to determine figures in technical analysis, read charts professionally, and identify possible changes in trends.

Understanding traders' need for continuous improvement, EXNESS specialists strive to provide its clients with new opportunities to increase their professional skills. As a great example of the successful partnership between EXNESS and Trading Central, this webinar opens a series of top-notch online training seminars.

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EXNESS held its first webinar about technical analysis

Thanks to the partnership between EXNESS Group and the international agency Trading Central, every EXNESS client can now participate in free world-class training webinars. The first webinar on the topic "The basis of technical analysis" was held May 15, 2014.

The webinar lecturer was Remy Gaussens, head of the technical analysis department at Trading Central. Remy has a master's degree in trading from ESLSCA and a bachelor's degree in economics, with a specialization in "Money and Finances," from University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. For many years he has held training courses around the world (Hong Kong, Taiwan, London, Paris, Brussels, Rimini).

During the first webinar EXNESS traders were introduced to the basics of technical analysis and learned about the opportunities to use it in day trading. Remy Gaussens showed how to determine figures in technical analysis, read charts professionally, and identify possible changes in trends.

Understanding traders' need for continuous improvement, EXNESS specialists strive to provide its clients with new opportunities to increase their professional skills. As a great example of the successful partnership between EXNESS and Trading Central, this webinar opens a series of top-notch online training seminars.

Download the webinar video recording

Download the webinar presentation

Thanks!! i wanted to know more about it. I hope you'll organize next webinar. :wink:

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We invite EXNESS clients to the latest webinar from Trading Central

On June 19, 2014 EXNESS clients will be able to participate in the latest free webinar “How to use Trading Central tools” from Trading Central. The speaker will be Manuela Cecini, who will talk about using the analysis available to EXNESS clients in their Personal Areas in trading.

With the help of Trading Central, a leading investment research provider to financial market professionals, EXNESS offers traders the ability of receiving free daily technical analysis on Major currency pairs. Webinar attendees will learn how to read the analysis from Trading Central and keep up with all changes in the market.

Manuela Cecini is responsible for Account Management and Business Development at Trading Central. She holds a double Master's degree in Financial Markets and Trading at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy and University of California, Berkeley, US.

The number of participants is limited!

Register

[XunderFrost]

We invite EXNESS clients to the latest webinar from Trading Central

On June 19, 2014 EXNESS clients will be able to participate in the latest free webinar “How to use Trading Central tools” from Trading Central. The speaker will be Manuela Cecini, who will talk about using the analysis available to EXNESS clients in their Personal Areas in trading.

With the help of Trading Central, a leading investment research provider to financial market professionals, EXNESS offers traders the ability of receiving free daily technical analysis on Major currency pairs. Webinar attendees will learn how to read the analysis from Trading Central and keep up with all changes in the market.

Manuela Cecini is responsible for Account Management and Business Development at Trading Central. She holds a double Master's degree in Financial Markets and Trading at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy and University of California, Berkeley, US.

The number of participants is limited!

Register

Yeah! I've got it I guess it would be interesting to take part :cool:

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We invite EXNESS clients to the latest webinar from Trading Central

On June 19, 2014 EXNESS clients will be able to participate in the latest free webinar “How to use Trading Central tools” from Trading Central. The speaker will be Manuela Cecini, who will talk about using the analysis available to EXNESS clients in their Personal Areas in trading.

With the help of Trading Central, a leading investment research provider to financial market professionals, EXNESS offers traders the ability of receiving free daily technical analysis on Major currency pairs. Webinar attendees will learn how to read the analysis from Trading Central and keep up with all changes in the market.

Manuela Cecini is responsible for Account Management and Business Development at Trading Central. She holds a double Master's degree in Financial Markets and Trading at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy and University of California, Berkeley, US.

The number of participants is limited!

Register

Great..

it will be only on eng??

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Great..

it will be only on eng??

Dear forexboard!

The webinar will be held only in English.

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EXNESS adds analytical reviews to its website

Beginning June 17 all visitors to the official EXNESS website will have access to daily and weekly analytical reviews of the forex market. We added this service in response to numerous requests from our clients.

Daily reports about EURUSD, XAUUSD, GBPUSD, EURJPY, USDCHF, etc. are now published in the "Analytics" section of the official EXNESS website. Moreover, every week traders can receive a forecast based on the economic situation and events in the financial market. Access to complete and timely information is one of the key factors that leads to a trader's financial success. This is therefore a fundamentally significant opportunity for EXNESS to provide clients with an expert-level information service.

In addition to the materials presented in the reviews, our clients can continue to trade using technical analysis from Trading Central, a market leader in financial consulting services, and fundamental analysis from Dow Jones, a leading provider of information in the world of business and finance.

Used together, these informational resources give EXNESS clients new opportunities to develop their trading strategies and improve their professional skills.

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Forecast for the week of June 16-20

Next week the most important event for the financial markets will be the US Federal Reserve's decision regarding monetary policy. It is expected that the program of purchasing QE3 assets will again be reduced by 10 billion dollars with the improvement of a number of important macroeconomic indicators in the United States in Q2 2014. At the beginning of the week we will receive May's information regarding manufacturing output and consumer inflation in the United States. The first of these indicators may grow by 0.4% (m/m) in the reporting period, reflecting a strengthening of the real sector of the US economy. As in April, the annual growth rate of consumer inflation in the United States will probably remain at 2.0%. If it exceeds this level, the US Federal Reserve will be forced in the mid-term to increase the key interest rate. Considering the gradual tightening of monetary and credit policy in the US and the loosening of monetary policy in the Eurozone, we cannot rule out the possibility that the EUR/USD pair will break through the 1.3500 mark.

The Bank of Japan's monthly economic report, which analyzes the activity and movement of the Japanese economy, will be released on Monday. In view of the recent tax hike on sales in the country, the report may indicate a decrease in consumer spending by Japanese households in Q2 2014, thus applying pressure to the Japanese currency. The USD/JPY pair's June high of 102.75 will likely be tested this week.
From Tuesday to Thursday a wide range of macroeconomic statistics about Great Britain (consumer inflation, minutes from the meeting of the Bank of England, retail sales) will be published. Last week the pound's growth was driven by Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney's comments regarding the possibility of raising interest rates in the country sooner than market participants had expected. After the pound's small correction to its support level of 1.6920, last week's high in the neighborhood of 1.7000 will likely be tested again.

On Thursday the Swiss National Bank will release its decision regarding the key interest rate. The rate is expected to remain unchanged in the range of 0.00-0.25%. We note that, given the euro's decline in the forex market, the Swiss central bank's maintenance of the level 1.2000 for the EUR/CHF pair may require the national regulator to intervene in the franc's weakening exchange rate. According to our estimates, the USD/CHF pair may exceed the key resistance level of 0.9035 by the end of the week.


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Forecast for the week of June 23-27

In the upcoming week significant macroeconomic statistics about the world's largest economies will be published, which will help assess the level of the G7 nation's central banks' willingness to curtail asset purchase programs.

On Monday, June 23 we will receive the June statistics for business activity indices in China, the Eurozone, and the United States. It is expected that the business activity index from HSBC for China's manufacturing sector in the reporting period will come right up against the critical mark of 50.0 points, at 49.7 points, which will probably help support the "Aussie" and "Kiwi" commodity currencies. Over the course of the week the AUD/USD pair may test its April high of 0.9450, while NZD/USD may test its May high of 0.8775.

In the middle of the week the final estimate of US GDP for Q1 2014 will be published. In this period the US economy may have contracted by 1.7% (QoQ), which, in the view of the IMF, would be caused by an unusually cold winter, reduced reserves in the country, and weak external demand for American products. We note that the IMF estimates the annual growth rate of US GDP in 2014 at 2.0%, while the US Federal Reserve puts the figure at 2.1-2.3%, lower than previous forecasts of 2.8-3.0%. The US dollar's weakness on the forex market may allow the EUR/USD pair to climb to 1.3650.
This week the Bank of England will release reports on the state of the nation's credit market and financial stability. These reports will shed light on inflationary expectations for the British economy. It is expected that on Friday the final estimate of Great Britain's GDP for Q1 2014 will remain unchanged at +0.8% (QoQ). Moreover, the decrease of the deficit in the nation's balance of payments in the same period from 22.4 billion to 17.1 billion will probably give the pound an additional impetus to grow. Over the course of the week the GBP/USD pair may test 1.7050-1.7100.

On June 27 a large block of macroeconomic statistics on Japan will be released. In particular, in May Japan's basic consumer price index is expected to increase from 3.2% (YoY) to 3.4% (YoY), which is consistent with the ultrasoft monetary and credit policy currently being implemented by the nation's Central Bank. The USD/JPY pair will likely continue to meet near 102.30.

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Forecast for the week of June 23-27

In the upcoming week significant macroeconomic statistics about the world's largest economies will be published, which will help assess the level of the G7 nation's central banks' willingness to curtail asset purchase programs.

On Monday, June 23 we will receive the June statistics for business activity indices in China, the Eurozone, and the United States. It is expected that the business activity index from HSBC for China's manufacturing sector in the reporting period will come right up against the critical mark of 50.0 points, at 49.7 points, which will probably help support the "Aussie" and "Kiwi" commodity currencies. Over the course of the week the AUD/USD pair may test its April high of 0.9450, while NZD/USD may test its May high of 0.8775.

In the middle of the week the final estimate of US GDP for Q1 2014 will be published. In this period the US economy may have contracted by 1.7% (QoQ), which, in the view of the IMF, would be caused by an unusually cold winter, reduced reserves in the country, and weak external demand for American products. We note that the IMF estimates the annual growth rate of US GDP in 2014 at 2.0%, while the US Federal Reserve puts the figure at 2.1-2.3%, lower than previous forecasts of 2.8-3.0%. The US dollar's weakness on the forex market may allow the EUR/USD pair to climb to 1.3650.

This week the Bank of England will release reports on the state of the nation's credit market and financial stability. These reports will shed light on inflationary expectations for the British economy. It is expected that on Friday the final estimate of Great Britain's GDP for Q1 2014 will remain unchanged at +0.8% (QoQ). Moreover, the decrease of the deficit in the nation's balance of payments in the same period from 22.4 billion to 17.1 billion will probably give the pound an additional impetus to grow. Over the course of the week the GBP/USD pair may test 1.7050-1.7100.

On June 27 a large block of macroeconomic statistics on Japan will be released. In particular, in May Japan's basic consumer price index is expected to increase from 3.2% (YoY) to 3.4% (YoY), which is consistent with the ultrasoft monetary and credit policy currently being implemented by the nation's Central Bank. The USD/JPY pair will likely continue to meet near 102.30.

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hmm. Quite interesting, I'll take a course on gbp and try with nzd.

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EXNESS clients participated in a second Trading Central webinar

EXNESS Group and the international agency Trading Central held a second joint webinar entitled "How to Use Trading Central Tools" on June 19, 2014. The webinar was highly rated by EXNESS clients. According to them, it contained a lot of interesting and useful information presented in plain and understandable language.

During the second webinar, EXNESS traders learned exactly which Trading Central tools are available in their Personal Area and how to best use them when trading on the currency market.

The second webinar's presenter was Manuela Cecini, who is responsible for Account Management and Business Development at Trading Central. Manuela has a Master's degree in Financial Markets and Trading at Bocconi University (Italy) and a Master's degree in Finance at University of California, Berkeley (USA).

We remind you that we plan to hold a whole series of free online training seminars jointly with Trading Central in order to improve our clients' trading skills. Follow EXNESS news so you don't miss the registration for the next webinar!

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EXNESS at "MENA 13th Forex Show 2014"

In Dubai, the thirteenth MENA Forex Show, the largest international financial expo in the Middle East, which was held June 9-10, has come to a close. EXNESS participated in the exhibition as an associate partner.

During the exhibition, our delegation held a number of meetings with partners to discuss the further development of EXNESS in the region. The meetings were held in a friendly atmosphere and were truly productive.

Moreover, EXNESS Group received the "Best Trade Conditions 2014" award.

We were very pleased to receive such an assessment of our work, because one of EXNESS's strategic development priorities is to create the best trading conditions on the market.

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Forecast for the week 30.06.2014 - 04.07.2014

The most important macroeconomic events will occur next week on Thursday before Independence Day in the United States, when the June data on the U.S. labor market will be published, as well as the ECB's decision on key interest rate. After the recent decline in the lending interest rate from 0.25% to 0.15%, the ECB is likely to refrain from further easing of the monetary policy in the euro zone. We believe that the European regulator will want to better analyze the positive developments in the euro zone’s real economy sector after the expansion of the money supply. In the EURUSD pair, a consolidation in the range of 1,3600-1,3700 is expected during the coming week .

Publication of the June data on the labor market in the United States is unlikely to change the timing of closing up of the QE3 program, given the reduction in GDP of the world's largest economy in the 1st quarter of 2014 by 2.9% (q. / q.). The Japanese currency against the U.S. dollar will be supported not only by the fall in yields of U.S. treasuries by 50 bp since the beginning of the year (in 10-year bonds), but also by the expectations of growth of business activity indices of Tankan, Japan’s largest manufacturer in the 2nd quarter. 2014. During the week, the USDJPY pair may experience the 2014 low around the 100.80 mark.

Next week, the commercial commodity currencies will be in awe as they track the PMI indices for the month of June on the 2nd largest energy consumer in the world - the U.S. and China. Particular attention will be riveted to the Australian dollar - July 1, Reserve Bank of Australia will publish its decision on the key interest rate. It is expected that the rate will remain unchanged at 2.50%. On Wednesday, July 2, the May statistics on Australia's trade balance will be released against which the AUDUSD pair may be consolidated above the resistance level of 0.9460.

Source: Analytics from EXNESS

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ECN accounts are now available for EXNESS (CY) LIMITED clients

In response to numerous requests from traders, beginning in April 2014 clients of EXNESS (CY) LIMITED will be able to open ECN accounts to trade on the interbank market.

In keeping with its high standards of service and traditions of offering the best conditions, EXNESS specialists have completed an enormous task to expand and optimize the ECN service. Now each client - the novice as well as the professional - can enjoy the quality of trading on an ECN account at EXNESS (CY) LIMITED.

The minimum initial deposit is 300 USD. Traders will have access to 1:200 leverage and some of the tightest spreads on the market.

The liquidity of ECN accounts at EXNESS (CY) LIMITED is assured by the following providers:

CitiFX — a global leader on the currency market, with branches in more than 100 countries. CitiFX provides aggregate liquidity with access to top-ranking providers (including Citi).
LMAX — an exchange regulated by the FCA that provides liquidity at the institutional level, with transparent and straightforward trading conditions for every client.
FXCM PRO - the institutional department of FXCM, which provides quotation and order execution solutions for major forex players.
By offering its clients top-ranking services, EXNESS provides them with a comfortable environment for perfecting their trading skills. The advantages of technologies that yesterday were only available to a limited number of professionals can be actively used today by each EXNESS client, and ECN accounts' profitable conditions make it possible for traders to have even greater success in implementing any trading strategy.

You can register a trading account to trade on the interbank market in a special section of the official EXNESS website or in your Personal Area.

Please contact our technical support if you have any questions.

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Forecast for the week of July 7, 2014 - July 11, 2014

Last week the world's reserve currency managed to grow substantially stronger on the forex market following the publication of a solid statistics for the US labor market in the month of June. Moreover, currencies such as GBP, NZD, and CAD showed the most resistance to a decrease, possibly due to the growth of the LIBOR interbank lending rate in the countries that issue these currencies. Last week the EUR/USD pair closed below the key support level of 1.3600 amid Mario Draghi's comments about the acceleration of preparations to launch an asset purchasing program in the European region.

This week market players will monitor indicators such as consumer inflation, industrial production, and the trade balance for the Eurozone's two largest economies - France and Germany. If these indicators go down, the EUR/USD pair will likely test the 2014 minimum in the region of 1.3475.

On Thursday there will be a Bank of England meeting at which a decision will be made regarding the nation's key interest rate and the asset purchasing program. It is expected that the rate will remain unchanged at the level of 0.50% annually and that the volume of assets being purchased will remain the same at 375 billion pounds. Considering the fact that since the beginning of the year the British currency has climbed 4.5 p, we do not rule out the possibility of a downward correction to 1.7050 with a subsequent rise to 1.7220.

We may see interesting movement from the "Aussie" and the "Loonie" when the labor market reports are published in these countries. In June unemployment in Australia is expected to climb from 5.8% to 5.9% and employment is expected to increase by 12,300 people. In Canada employment is expected to remain the same at 7%, while the number of people employed in the economy is expected to grow by 26,200. The AUD/USD pair will probably again test the 0.9330 support level, and the USD/CAD pair might approach its low for the year of 1.0585.

Yen exchange rates may again manifest their unpredictable nature amid 2 important events: publication of the FOMC minutes and the Bank of Japan's decision regarding the nation's key interest rate. By the end of the week the USD/JPY pair may test its July high of 102.75.

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GBPUSD: anticipation of a 1.7176 resistance level breakthrough

Buy on level breakthrough of 1.7176 with 1.7222 and 1.7296 targets. Stop loss = 1.7126.

Reason for the trading strategy.

Today at 08.30 GMT, the May statistics on the UK trade balance will be published, and at 11.00 GMT, we will learn the Bank of England's decision in relation to the country's monetary policy. It is expected that the rate will remain unchanged at 0.50% as well as the asset purchases program totaling 375 billion pounds sterling. The GBP/USD pair cannot rule out attempts to test the resistance levels of 1.7176 and 1.7222.

GBPUSD, H4

Source: Analytics from EXNESS

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Forecast for the week of July 14, 2014 - July 18, 2014

For currency market players, the end of last week was marked by sharp growth in the USD/CAD pair amidst the publication of weak statistics for the Canadian labor market in June. This week the "Loonie" will probably test 1.0750 and 1.0800, considering the low probability that the Bank of Canada will raise the nation's key interest rate from its current level of 1.0%.

On Tuesday, July, 15 the British currency may break out of its two-week range of 1.7100-1.7175, sliding to 1.7050 if Great Britain's published inflation figures for June are weak. Meanwhile, the British pound's possible correction is worth using to open long positions in the expectation that Great Britain's labor market statistics, which will be published on Wednesday, will be strong.

The euro may experience the usual pressure this week from figures on industrial production, inflation, and the balance of payments in the Eurozone. In particular, if the region's current consumer inflation level remains at 0.5% (y/y) and the anticipated drop in industrial production remains at 1.2% (m/m), the euro may close below the support level of 1.3575 by the end of the week.

The behavior of the USD/JPY pair will be determined by a variety of macroeconomic statistics for the United States and Japan. If on Tuesday the Bank of Japan continues its ultra-soft monetary policy, we may see the USD/JPY pair climb to 101.70.

On Wednesday, June 16, figures from China may bolster the "Aussie" exchange rate, allowing the Australian dollar to test 0.9420. It is expected that in Q2 2014 the world's second largest economy will maintain GDP growth at 7.4% (y/y), accelerating its industrial production growth rate from 8.8% (y/y) to 9.0% (y/y).