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Hi

 

I am curious about why the price before the news announcement going the opposite direction than after the news (in forex markets). What does it say?

 

Any thoughts?

 

thank you

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Hi

 

this chart is from yesterday.

1st announcement - USD unemployment claims, from about 15 min before the news price went down, thenat the time of news release went up.

2nd announcement - new home sales USD, 15 min before price going up, after a news release goes down significantly.

 

 

any thoughts?

 

thank you

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