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How The Decline of Bretton Woods System Happened

Forex Review — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 23:33:22 +0000

The decline of the Bretton Woods began in 1971 when US President Richard Nixon took the US off decline the Golden Standard to stop the loss of gold. Finally, the USA abandoned the fixed value of dollar making it inconvertible to gold directly and let it “float” – to fluctuate against other currencies. What is significant is that Nixon made this decision not having consulted with the members of the international monetary system, that’s why it was called “Nixon Shock”.

The dollar fell. However, the same year world leaders made an attempt to save the Bretton Woods system with the Smithsonian Agreement. According to the Smithsonian Agreement, the dollar was devalued to the rate of 38$ per ounce of gold in an attempt to balance the world financial system. Nevertheless, the problem with all this was the fact that dollar was no longer suitable for the role of the sole international currency. Thus, the efforts to develop a new system of international monetary management failed. By 1973, The USA and other nations decided to let exchange rates float. Bretton Woods system was abandoned altogether. Though, it didn’t generate a chaos as did the collapse of the international gold standard in the 1930s.

That was the rise of floating exchange rate – the monetary system where the rate of exchange is determined by market forces – the supply and demand for the currency in the market. For example, the higher the demand for a certain currency, let’s say, US dollar, the higher its value will be. If the demand for the currency decreases, its price decreases, too. The floating exchange rate is changing continuously… A floating rate is often called “self-correcting”, as any variations in supply and demand will automatically be adjusted in the market.

In real-world conditions, no currency is absolutely fixed or floating. In a fixed exchange rate regime, market pressures can also affect changes in the exchange rate. Sometimes when a local currency does not reveal its true value against its pegged currency, a “black market”, which is more revealing of actual supply and demand, may appear. Then a central bank often will have to revalue or devalue the official rate for the rate to comply with the unofficial one, stopping the black market activity. In a floating regime, the central bank can also make interventions in the market when it is necessary to guarantee stability and to escape inflation; however, it is less often that the central bank of a floating regime will step in. Such notions as Dirty Float and Clean float are often associated with the floating exchange rate regime. Clean Float currency means a minimum of official intervention, except for the purpose of maintaining market stability, and its exchange rate is mostly determined by market demand. On the contrary, Dirty Float implies a changeable amount of official intervention to keep a nation’s currency in the line of a desired range of currency prices concerning other currencies.

Though a floating exchange rate regime is not absolutely flawless, it has appeared to be a more efficient means of shaping the long-term value of a currency and generating balance and stability in the international market. For the most part, floating exchange rates are preferable to fixed exchange rates. As floating exchange rates are corrected automatically, they allow a country to reduce the impact of shocks and foreign business cycles, and to prevent the risk of having a balance of payments crisis.

What was after the Bretton Woods System?

Another consequence of Bretton Woods collapse was that it accelerated European Community preparation for monetary union. European Monetary System (EMS) was established in 1979. This system was designed to bring exchange rate stability to Europe by introduction exchange rates regime in which the currencies of participating European states would be regulated against one another within a fixed range rather than simply floating. EMS included 15 countries of Europe and offered the fixation of exchange rates of one currency compared to another one; the rates for the pairs of currencies varied which was more flexible than simply fixing exchange rates. This system also allowed the change of the exchange rate in certain situations; for weaker countries the fluctuation limit has been made wider than for dominating countries As a development of this system, euro has been created; in 1999 all currencies have been fixed against euro and finally in 2002 all currencies were replaced by euro.

The countries of Asian region in their majority chose the stability of their exchange rate and introduced the policies that connected the national currency to the dollar value and let it fluctuate only in small range around the dollar value.

So, there have been many changes in the world monetary systems since 1970s till present. The most significant is the introduction of Euro as the single European currency and the creation of a single monetary authority for Europe (the European Central Bank) in 1999. Since then Euro has become one of the most popular and most traded currencies. But now when Eurozone in crisis, you may be interested in article about: How to make money with the EUR/USD during the EU crisis.

It is impossible to overestimate the importance of the Bretton Woods system for the Forex market. Bretton Woods is a very significant event since it has marked the true founding of Forex trading.

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Bretton Woods System of Monetary Management

Forex Review — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:26:08 +0000

By the end of World War II the old global financial order was over once and for all. Global financial reforms have to be made. So, the representatives of 45 leading nations of the world met at Bretton Woods, the USA, in 1944, to create a new international monetary system.

Thus, for the international economy, all economists at Bretton Woods supported a regulated system, which would depend on a regulated market with strict controls on the value of currencies. All 45 countries-participants of the Bretton Woods conference agreed on the need for strict controls, in particular of currency exchange rates. Following the rules is always the best option. For example, in money management the same situation, you should follow 10 Forex money management rules.

Several crucial conditions were conducive for establishing the Bretton Woods System: the shared experiences of the Great Depression and the concentration of power in a small number of states (remember that the number of participants of Bretton Woods conference was 45). They drew up the agreements which created an international basis for exchanging one currency for another. The exchange rate stability was a prime goal. One of the main goals was also the economic stability for the major economic powers in the world. The purpose of the conference in Bretton Woods was to avoid worldwide economic disasters such as those which the world had in the 1930s, to free the international trade and fund postwar reconstruction.

The results of the Bretton Woods conference were the following:

Setting up a system of fixed exchange rate – the world currencies were tied up to dollar, which, in turn, became convertible into gold at $35 per ounce. Thus, the role of the world leading currency shifted from pound sterling to dollar, and the international economy became dollar-centered (which remains to be truth till the present day, actually). The golden age of the US dollar began. Most international transactions began to be denominated in USD.
Central banks of other countries had to keep up fixed exchange rates between their currencies and dollar. They did this by means of interventions in foreign exchange markets. If a country’s currency appeared to be too expensive in relation to dollar, its central bank sold this currency in exchange for dollars, which decreased this currency’s value. And vice versa, if the country’s money were losing its value against the dollar, central banks bought their own currency, increasing its price this way.
Beginning of Foreign exchange as we know today. It became possible due to fact that world currencies started to be pegged against one another.
Establishing the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the main regulating monetary institution in the world. IMF was designed to monitor exchange rates and lend reserve currencies to nations with trade deficits. Now its role is also to be an advisor on monetary policies for the countries of the world and to finance trade deficits.
Creating the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), now known as the World Bank, the most important agency of the World Bank Group. IBRD focused on promotion of world trade and financing the post war reconstruction of Europe. Now it is charged with making loans for economic development purposes.

The Bretton Woods system established the US dollar as the reserve currency of the reserve currency of the world. However, by the beginning of 1970s, inflation in the USA and the growing US trade deficit were weakening dollar’s value. The USA tried to press on Japan and Germany – the countries, whose payment balances were positive, to buy their own currencies in order to increase their value. But these countries didn’t want to take this measure, because increasing their currencies’ value would result in raising prices for their goods and harm its exports. This stage can be described as the return to convertibility of Western European and Japanese currencies. A high level of monetary interdependence was developed. Convertibility made possible and promoted the vast expansion of international financial transactions, which deepened monetary interdependence. These changes resulted in breakdown of international monetary management, since exchange rates could no longer be centrally regulated, or controlled by some external forces, like central banks or governments.

One more factor that damaged monetary management was the decay of U.S. hegemony. The U.S. was no longer the domineering economic power it had used to be for more than twenty years. By the mid-1960s, the European Economic Community and Japan had become international economic powers. With total reserves much greater than those that the U.S. had, with higher levels of growth and trade, and with income approaching that of the U.S., Europe and Japan were narrowing the gap between themselves and the United States.

The move toward a more pluralistic distribution of economic power led to increasing dissatisfaction with the privileged role of the U.S. dollar as the international currency.

The Bretton Woods System

Forex Review — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 23:10:35 +0000

The Bretton Woods System and Its Role for Forex Market

If at least some of the following words: “fixed exchange rate”, “fluctuations of the foreign exchange rate”, “pegged currencies”, “IMF” and “Smithsonian Agreement” do not sound like abracadabra to you, but, on the contrary, seem quite familiar, perhaps you must have heard about the Bretton Woods system then. And even you see the above-mentioned terms first in a lifetime, and out of the collocation “the Bretton Woods system” you know only the word “system”, still the information below will be useful for you. We all live in a world where Foreign exchange is a very important and frequent thing, and each of us tackles the necessity to deal with foreign currencies – most often for our private purposes, like travelling abroad or paying for foreign goods. However, only some of us connect Forex not with the physical exchange of money only, but rather with making profit on the Forex market.

Trading currencies in the Forex market and existence of the Forex Market itself became possible thanks to some global financial reforms that took place in the XX century. These reforms resulted in establishing the floating currency exchange rate regime, which made trading currencies against one another possible. However, there were three major landmarks in the history of Forex, and the Bretton Woods system is one of them. So, in order to get a deep understanding of what Forex is, let’s have a closer look at these landmarks.

On the whole, the history of Foreign exchange can be subdivided into three large periods:

Before the Bretton Woods system;
The Bretton Woods system itself;
After the Bretton Woods system.

So, let’s start the ball rolling. After we have answered the following questions, we will have a full picture of Bretton Woods system, its role and significance for the Foreign exchange.

The Foreign exchange before the Bretton Woods system

In fact, the notion of Foreign exchange was not very developed in the times before the Bretton Woods system (XIX – early XX centuries). The matter is that the world economy was not very mobile at those times, especially in comparison to today. The reason of this was the level of science and technology development. Development of transport was quite poor, that didn’t allow quick cross-border capital movements. At that time, the value of the national paper currency was defined depending on the gold reserves of a certain country. That is, the more gold a country had in its reserves, the more powerful and valuable its currency was considered. This system was called The Gold Standard. The pound sterling was the leading currency at that time, because it was the most backed up with gold. As a result, England became very influential and authoritative country in the currency market at that time.

That was a period of a certain economic stability. The Gold Standard became the domineering economic system in the world. However, it wasn’t absolutely flawless, and over time its faults began to show themselves.

By the end of the XIX century the world economy started developing rapidly – that was for a large part thanks to the technological and scientific progress. The world has never faced such tempos of development before. Certainly, currency exchange rates were affected, too – national currencies could devaluate and revaluate in a boom-bust regime. Inflation could replace economic growth on the instant, because it often turned out that the supply of paper money in a certain local country did not always to correspond to the gold cover of this country, and nobody could be made responsible for that. Moreover, gold production was not sufficient to meet the demands of international trade and investment. By the time of World War I governments began to control imports and exports in order to compensate blockades of the war period. This led to the manipulation of currencies for the purpose of shaping foreign trade.

What is more, most countries governments in the 1930s were keen on such practice as currency devaluations to increase the competitiveness of a national’s export products to reduce balance of payments deficits — which resulted in falling country’s incomes, shrinking demand, mass unemployment, and an overall downturn in world trade. Trade in the 1930s became largely limited to currency blocs. Currency blocks were the groups of nations that used an equivalent currency, for example the “Sterling Area” of the British Empire. In particular, the British Empire created their own economic block to shut out the US goods, since they were realizing that they could no longer compete with the US industry. These blocs held back the international flow of capital and investment opportunities from foreign country. This strategy dramatically worsened the international economic situation.

This ongoing volatility of the Golden Standard system and the lack of universal rules regulating currency relations were highly inconvenient for the most governments.

Then the Great Depression came. Though the Great Depression of the 1930s is notion referring to the USA economy for the most part, its experience was very painful for the entire world. In fact, it led to led to a breakdown of the international financial system and a worldwide economic depression. The Gold Standard collapsed entirely during the Great Depression that generated a chaos.

Read the second part of the three part series:
The Bretton Woods System and Its Role for Forex Market – Part 2

Or visit the PipBurner – Forex blog and read more Alexander’s forex market insights.

Canadian Dollar Could Strengthen Further In The Coming Days

Forex Review — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 22:00:36 +0000

The Canadian dollar has appreciated about 1.5% since the start of the week. The general investment environment has improved compared to last week and the Canadian dollar responded well to Wednesday’s central bank swap line decision and the stronger than expected Q3 GDP (3.5% annualized vs 3.0% consensus). Yet the Canadian dollar has under-performed the other dollar bloc currencies in this week’s general recovery of all the major currencies against the U.S. dollar.

Ironically, while the Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to cut rates, the Bank of Canada will not, the Canadian dollar is still the laggard.

This underscores a point we have made previously. While the drivers of the fx market have not changed, the coefficients of the variables have, and specifically the coefficient of domestic variables appears somewhat lower and the coefficient on international variables appears elevated.

Canada’s Q3 GDP was also not as strong as the headline optics would suggest. Final sales actually slowed to 0.2% from 0.8%. Business investment fell for the first time since 2009. Household consumption slowed and durable goods purchases actually fell. Housing rose to 2.6%, the largest rise since Q1 09.

Friday Canada reports November employment figures. In October, Canada lost 54k jobs overall, and 72k full time jobs. The November figures should be better, but it seems unlikely that the October decline was wholly reversed.

As corrective forces are still expected to grip the major currencies, the Canadian dollar has scope to strengthen further in the days ahead. Specifically, the U.S. dollar can test the CAD1.0050 area.

Disclosure: No positions

Marc Chandler has been covering the global capital markets in one fashion or another for nearly 20 years, working at economic consulting firms and global investment banks.

Blog: Marc to Market Book: Making Sense of the Dollar

Would You Share A Profitable Forex System Or Would You Keep It Private

Forex Review — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 04:48:11 +0000

How To Keep An Automated Forex System Private?

Group: Automated Trading Strategies
Discussion: How To Keep An Automated Forex System Private?

After three years of system development, then two years of live forward testing, as of this Thursday I finally have a working EA for the Conquer V2 trading system. How is it possible to share the EA with other traders in my group so that they can trade the EA without giving away the source code? Is that possible with a MT4 EA?

Why don’t you build an access interface/GUI for them that is independent from the core application / source-code?

I would not have a clue on where to begin or even what a GUI is nevertheless how to build one.

This was discussed in forexfactory and mql4.com. It seems impossible to sell your MT4 EA and protect it from being copied and then resold on eBay. There were decompilers being sold on e-Bay. Perhaps develop your own encryption system that makes it difficult to modify your code. You could develop a live account history, take orders for a month and then release it to everyone at once. But why sell it if its any good (rhetorical question)?

In the future or equity markets it would not be possible to share a system because with thousands of people taking the same trades as me the volume would through everything askew.

The Forex market is so enormous that no matter how many people follow my method along with me it does not even produce a ripple in the markets.

Sharing it allows me to collect residual income that I can deposit into my accounts monthly. Through my monthly trading profits and through my passive income I am building my account steadily.

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Forex Review — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 23:27:01 +0000

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EUR/USD Intraday

Our longer-term forecasting model now shows the eur/usd has entered into negatove territory for sell side trades.

The intraday trend has also now turned negative and we are looking to enter the market short.

GBP/USD Intraday

Our longer-term forecasting model now shows the gbp/usd is currently in an up-trend for buy side trades.

The intraday trend has also positive today and we are looking to enter the market long.

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Forex Forecast Oct. 31 – Nov. 4

Forex Review — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 01:28:59 +0000

The us dollar took a beating this week on news of the euro zone bailout this week. We will see if in the week ahead the markets first reaction holds. There is much uncertainty right now.

It is too soon to tell if a longer term stable trend has taken place. Will China step up to the plate and have an appetite for this super risky investment? Euro leaders are now looking to meet with the Chinese in hopes of a deal. Let’s take a look at what we have going on.

EUR/USD Forecast

Our longer-term forecasting model now shows the eur/usd has entered into positive territory for buy side trades.

The eur/usd has risen for the fourth week in a row as the Euro leaders agreed on a rescue plan bringing the pair to a seven week high.

The currency pair is currently in an uptrend and although approaching over-brought areas because of the nature of the rise due to the European Union debt settlement there can still be room for extended gains.

Friday trading session showed very stable trading after the large spike on Thursday holding the gains. Look to take short term trades with the trend on any indication price is resuming upwards. Below the 1.400 area is currently the sweet spot for near term support and will present the first sound buying opportunity after this last leg up.

GBP/JPY Forecast

The gbp/jpy remains in a strong down trend consolidating nicely into a slow rise setting up nicely for another possible leg down.

While most traders are signaling the gbp/jpy in an uptrend there are some that also see the current weakness. All of those charts and lines just look like an awful lot of noise.

With the guppy trading toward the top of current range expect a possible short entry early into the week providing an excellent opportunity.

AUD/JPY Forecast

The aud/jpy is showing barely a positive reading on the true trend setting us up for long trades going into the new week.

The trend has just turned and we are now looking long at the start of the week however we are aware with how close the true trend is to the zero line that it could cross back quickly without any follow through.

EUR/JPY Forecast

The eur/jpy remains setup for short side trades and after the spike on Thursday opportunity for new entires are occurring.

Depending on how the eur/usd reacts next week from it’s recent gains will tell the tale of this pair in the coming week. Even with the recent appreciation of the euro the eur/jpy has remained in a strong down trend and is currently waiting to pounce back down.

GBP/USD Forecast

Our longer-term forecasting model now shows however the gbp/usd has entered into positive territory for buy side trades.

Be cautious on the gbp/usd coming into the week. The trend has just turned positive and along the zero line it can get choppy. We are now in long territory however and price leads, we just follow what is happening and don’t think too much.

AUD/USD Forecast

The stellar performance on the aud/usd continues with a roughly 1,400 pip rise on just four weeks. We are looking for buy entires at the moment.

The aud/usd looks ready to continue it’s gains to the long side. Expect this pair to be active this week.

Action Forex Review

Forex Review — Tue, 03 May 2011 23:51:18 +0000

Our review of the Action Forex web site discovered the following information which will be helpful to forex traders worldwide.

Forex trading has in no way been so very easily accessible compared to before. Forex used to be the actual private playfield of banking institutions and large institutions. However every one of us has observed its evolution recently. You are seeing an increasing number of online foreign exchange market-makers, forex portals, forex info providers, forex monitored account providers, forex trading indicators services each as well as every day.

Yet again, like just about all other items on the Internet, we’re experiencing the changeover from lacking information to info overflow. That’s the reason these people setup this forex website – ActionForex.com.

Action Forex is setup with the goal to enable individual forex traders, supplying informative contents to individual foreign exchange traders.

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Technical Analysis Reviews – Selected technical analysis reviews from external contributors

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After our review of the Action Forex website, we find it a worthwhile addition to the list of websites we recommend that a person visit for forex trading information and tips.

Finotec Review

Forex Review — Tue, 03 May 2011 23:50:44 +0000

We found the following information from our review of the Finotec website for forex traders.

Their own mission is to supply a facility, which allows you to make money from movements in worldwide financial markets immediately at the push of the mouse. Now you can benefit from their own real-time immediate electronic access to the entire world markets via their tailor-made client friendly online buying and selling forex trading machine platform. Their immediate electronic access to the entire world markets means that you are able to now deal at costs previously only accessible to professionals as well as institutions. These people specialize in foreign exchange (fx) stock as well as index cfd’s, options as well as commodities. If the value of a foreign currency pair rises or goes down, you are able to benefit from it.

Finotec Review

Trading on the Internet with Finotec is a straightforward 3-step procedure. Within minutes, you may be directly connected to Wall Street, London or even Tokyo through your desktop computer – 24 hours a day! To fit your trading experience, possibly with forex or even other monetary products, Finotec offers free technical studies; live as well as historical charts, graphs as well as an economic calendar.

Finotec attempts to provide you using all the resources required to make knowledgeable trading decisions. When you start trading within the Finotec Trading Platform – regardless of whether via their own Standard Account, Mini Account or even Forex Demo Account – you’ll quickly realize why so many happy traders place their confidence in Finotec whenever it comes to a good efficient website link to the financial marketplaces.

Open up a Standard Account and also get use of their flagship Buying and selling Platform. Right now there, all global marketplaces are within your own reach. In a single click, you determine orders on forex, foreign currency options, equity as well as index CFDs, commodities as well as futures. Any kind of trading tool you can imagine is available within the main screen, for example graphs, live quotes, specialized analysis as well as indicators, daily news, balance, open positions, accessible margin as well as much more.

Finotec Review

Finotec assists individual as well as institutional clients globally through its Online Buying and selling Platform as well as its workplaces around the globe. From the London dealing desk, their own dedicated team sets up conferences as well as workshops all through European capitals.

At Finotec, there’s always someone to assist you. Once you sign-up, your own Accounts Manager will supply you with individual guidance as well as advice at any time in your forex buying and selling and other dealings through Live Chat or even over the phone.

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Our review of the Finotec web site found it to have useful tools and information for forex traders.

ForexTV.com | Forex TV

Forex Review — Tue, 03 May 2011 23:49:30 +0000

Our review of the ForexTV.com web site found the following information on their website.

ForexTV may be the world’s very first streaming video website dedicated to supplying information about the worldwide forex industry. Through innovative technology as well as strategic partnerships, they try to offer an unparalleled experience to the end-users. Their objective is to offer the latest information as well as data in a well-timed and powerful fashion.

At the center of their organization are video clip news stories that are collected from multiple sources world wide and streamed by way of the ForexTV Media Hub. In addition, we offer live rates, text-based news as well as charting capabilities to investors, analysts along with other participants within the global forex markets.

Their own strategy for news-gathering as well as content dissemination allows users to observe a broad selection of market perspective from numerous sides in the forex industry in addition to the global financial industry.

Foreign exchange traders know among the advantages of their area is that the foreign exchange market is wide open 24 hours each day, five as well as a half working days a week. However a 24-hour industry means there’s foreign exchange news coming in continuously, too. With a great deal of information coming through so many markets actually at just about all hours in the day, it could be hard to carry on with all the information available to you.

However at the exact same time, a knowledgeable succesful forex trader is a prosperous trader. To make knowledgeable decisions on whenever to buy as well as sell foreign currencies, you will have to keep close track of all the information you can get hold of. Numerous Web sites make it fairly easy for a person by corralling the foreign exchange news into a single place, often separating it into subcategories with regard to easy navigating. Any kind of forex trader, regardless of whether new or skilled, should find an information source he likes as well as check it often.

Several of these foreign exchange news sites additionally offer commentary as well as analysis, over and above just a basic ticking off on the latest rates. Right here you’ll find specialists talking about the problems involved as well as perhaps offering experience beyond what a person would have develop on your own. A few news sites demand a registration charge for access to any or all their materials, however it can be worthwhile in the long haul.

Apart from operating 24 hours per day, an additional reason there is continuously a stream of foreign exchange news is that a lot of factors can impact a currency’s robustness.

Our review of the ForexTV.com website found that it contains a lot of news and information for forex trading investors.