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How Does the Japanese Yen Stack Up
Against the US Dollar in Forex Markets?

The Japanese yen is the official currency of Japan and after the euro and the US dollar is the most widely traded form of currency on the Forex. The foreign exchange market can trade currencies from all over the world with each other. There are many individuals who trade on the Forex to make a profit. When doing this, it is important to understand how each form of currency works in relation to others. The Japanese yen is very comparable to the US dollar on the Forex market.

The Japanese yen was first recognized as currency in 1870 and was modeled after the monetary system in Europe. After War World II, the Japanese yen lost most of its value due to instability. Now, the yen has more value and compares more consistently with the US dollar.

The value of the Japanese yen is mostly determined in the foreign exchange markets and by simple supply and demand. When a yen holder wants to exchange that form of currency for other currencies in order to purchase goods, services or assets, the money is traded on the Forex. When the demand for the yen is high, the value goes up. Until the Bretton Woods System collapses in 1971, the value of the Japanese yen was set at Y360 per US $1. Those prices helped stabilize the Japanese economy. When that system was done away with, the value of the yen compared to the US dollar became more competitive. Up to that point in time, the yen was undervalued.

As time progressed, the Japanese government was concerned that if the value of the yen rose, it would hurt the export business in Japan. They thought it might make Japanese products less competitive and would negatively affect the industry. This is when the Japanese government often intervened with the Forex to affect the value of the yen. This was not helping and the value of the yen climbed steadily. When the increased costs of oil began to change from 1974 to 1976, the yen began to depreciate. There were several fluctuations of the yen during the late seventies and early eighties as the price of oil increased. The yen was weak compared the US dollar until the late eighties when the value began to rise because of the trade surplus that was taking place in Japan.

When the big push came to invest in overseas companies and products, the yen began to have more value. Japan currently enjoys incentives from overseas investments. With the large rise in the value of the yen, Japanese companies began to search for lower production costs and costs associated with importing and exporting.

With the popularity of exchanging and trading the Japanese yen to US dollars, the exchange rates on the Forex are important. The exchange rates represents the link between on country and their partners in other countries. The trading between countries can either negatively or postively affect the relative price of goods and services that are being traded at any one give time. The exports and imports, the assets and the profit from these trades all affect the currency rates. Japan is major import and export country. The yen is widely used and recognized on the foreign exchange market.

Over time, the fixed, or constant, rates can be predicted by looking at a wide variety of factors including the government policies of a country, current events, supply and demand and even consumer attitudes. The Forex boasts flexible rates, which means that the rates are always changing based on the trade flows, interest rates, rates of inflation and the prediction of future events.

It is also important to remember when comparing the Japanese yen to the US dollars that the foreign exchange market is the most liquid market in the world. It is not like the stock market. Money is constanly changing hands from financial instiutions to other institions. It takes an experienced broker or profeessional that knows and understand the various currencies and trends to understand to trade sucessfully on the Forex market. The Japanese yen is more comparable to the US dollar now than it was in the past. It is one of the major currencies that is traded every single day on the foreign exchange market

What is Forex?

FOREX — the foreign exchange market or currency market or Forex is the market where one currency is traded for another. It is one of the largest markets in the world.
Some of the participants in this market are simply seeking to exchange a foreign currency for their own, like multinational corporations which must pay wages and other expenses in different nations than they sell products in. However, a large part of the market is made up of currency traders, who speculate on movements in exchange rates, much like others would speculate on movements of stock prices. Currency traders try to take advantage of even small fluctuations in exchange rates.
In the foreign exchange market there is little or no 'inside information'. Exchange rate fluctuations are usually caused by actual monetary flows as well as anticipations on global macroeconomic conditions. Significant news is released publicly so, at least in theory, everyone in the world receives the same news at the same time.
Currencies are traded against one another. Each pair of currencies thus constitutes an individual product and is traditionally noted XXX/YYY, where YYY is the ISO 4217 international three-letter code of the currency into which the price of one unit of XXX currency is expressed. For instance, EUR/USD is the price of the euro expressed in US dollars, as in 1 euro = 1.2045 dollar.
Unlike stocks and futures exchange, foreign exchange is indeed an interbank, over-the-counter (OTC) market which means there is no single universal exchange for specific currency pair. The foreign exchange market operates 24 hours per day throughout the week between individuals with Forex brokers, brokers with banks, and banks with banks. If the European session is ended the Asian session or US session will start, so all world currencies can be continually in trade. Traders can react to news when it breaks, rather than waiting for the market to open, as is the case with most other markets.
Average daily international foreign exchange trading volume was $4.0 trillion in April 2010 according to the BIS triennial report.
Like any market there is a bid/offer spread (difference between buying price and selling price). On major currency crosses, the difference between the price at which a market maker will sell ("ask", or "offer") to a wholesale customer and the price at which the same market-maker will buy ("bid") from the same wholesale customer is minimal, usually only 1 or 2 pips. In the EUR/USD price of 1.4238 a pip would be the '8' at the end. So the bid/ask quote of EUR/USD might be 1.4238/1.4239.
This, of course, does not apply to retail customers. Most individual currency speculators will trade using a broker which will typically have a spread marked up to say 3-20 pips (so in our example 1.4237/1.4239 or 1.423/1.425). The broker will give their clients often huge amounts of margin, thereby facilitating clients spending more money on the bid/ask spread. The brokers are not regulated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (since they do not sell securities), so they are not bound by the same margin limits as stock brokerages. They do not typically charge margin interest, however since currency trades must be settled in 2 days, they will "resettle" open positions (again collecting the bid/ask spread).
Individual currency speculators can work during the day and trade in the evenings, taking advantage of the market's 24 hours long trading day.
If you want to know more about how to start trading in Forex, please, proceed to our Forex for dummies article.

Forex Trading Indicators and the Ever Changing Market Conditions

Once you enter the Forex trading world you will immediately notice the need of using technical analysis in order to find trends when looking at the forex charts and also the importance of being aware of when they first develop so you can ride the trend until it ends. The foreign exchange market is a very strong trending market, lots of ups and downs in short periods of time, and it's, therefore, a place where technical analysis can be very effective.

But you should always remember that the indicators are only giving you a high probability behavior the markets may show when you are trading, but will never tell you the behavior of the currency prices with total certainty.

If you want to become a profitable forex trader you will need to use as many technical indicators as you can, or create a personalized trading strategy based on a combination of these indicators, to recognize with the best accuracy possible the trend. In other words, a professional forex trader will try to identify the major trend, the intermediate trend, and the short-term trend and then construct his trades in that direction based on how long their rules allow him to hold a position.

The forex markets are always changing, that's why you should always have an open criterion when using your technical indicators. Markets will be changing and different combinations of indicators may be required with time in order to have the most accurate, highest probability, prediction of future currency price behaviors.

If the action of the market shows your judgment to be correct, then you must consider staying with the market' and look for the maximum profit on each trade, according to your risk-to-reward/equity management rules. If you happen to be in a bad day and the market goes against you, the smart trader will take profits and get out of that trade. In a narrow market, when prices are not going anywhere, but move within a narrow range, there is no sense in trying to anticipate when the next big movement is going to be.

So, you must always be alert and open to use as many and as different indicators in order to stay tuned with the market and become a profitable trader at the end of the day.

by Martin Redhead

How To Earn Money From Home

Homes are beginning to be seen as the place to earn one's daily bread today. This does not mean that there is a relaxing period ahead when it's a little bit of work and a lot of play because then you will not be able to earn enough. What makes it different is the fact that even though you are doing a job, there is no job security. You can make it a success and be totally independent only if you slog and are disciplined.

The lure of easy money fills many of our dreams and when we work out of home, we are even more susceptible to get rich quick promises. Strangely, some of these do actually work, but rarely do they work well enough to justify the hype that usually surrounds them. Both data entry and paid surveys promise you the earth but you'll find that what you earn is far short of what they promise. There's no way that you can just do a few of these surveys through the day and expect a fat bank balance while you have a lazy, relaxed day to look back on.

This kind of work is unsuitable for a person wishing to earn from home regularly. This is an area where scams abound so it pays to be careful. Here of course, you can expect to earn according to how well you write. However, in the beginning at least you will usually find that you are writing for others who are selling your efforts on. It is for this exact reason, unless you are especially lucky, that you shouldn't expect to earn too much, on average you will be paid five dollars for a five hundred word article and even though you can get by on this if you really work hard, you aren't going to get rich.

One way to go is to start writing for yourself and maybe sell your articles as PLR articles. The idea is to write a batch of ten or so articles on a particular theme and sell them to a limited number of people at a reduced price. If you were to charge ten dollars for one bundle of ten articles and then you turn around and sold them to thirty different people that would be three hundred dollars, or basically the equivalent of thirty dollars an article, which is a lot better than five dollars an article.

To be able to earn good money, while working out of the home, it to has to be steady and regular and one has to work at it. Initially it will be difficult but once you turn your back on those schemes to get rich quickly and once you have drafted a neat scheme for yourself things will turn out to be easier. At some point and time, it may even be possible to put together a group of writers that you are able to outsource all of your work to, and this is when you are going to start earning some really good money.

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LONDON CLUBS CRASH OUT OF CARLING CUP

Both Arsenal and Chelsea crashed out of the Carling Cup after losing to Manchester City and Liverpool respectively on Tuesday night.

Liverpool stormed into the semi-finals of the Carling Cup by beating Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night.

Second-half strikes from Maxi Rodriguez (58) and Martin Kelly (63) - both goals set up by Craig Bellamy - saw the Reds progress and pile more misery on Blues boss Andre Villas-Boas in the process.
Andy Carroll had earlier missed a penalty for the Reds.

It could all have been so different had Chelsea been awarded a second-minute penalty when David Luiz went down under Sebastian Coates’ challenge. Instead though Luiz was booked for a dive.

Elsewhere, Manchester City reached the last four with a 1-0 victory over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.

The only goal of the game came in the 83rd minute when Sergio Aguero finished off a superb counter-attack from a Gunners corner.

The hosts proved toothless up front despite some good approach play and City recorded their first win at Arsenal in 28 attempts.

Championship outfit Cardiff are also through as they shocked Premier League strugglers Blackburn 2-0.
Kenny Miller fired the Bluebirds ahead in the first half before Anthony Gerrard doubled their advantage after the break.

Rovers fans again called for boss Steve Kean to be axed and, like Villas-Boas, the pressure continues to increase on the manager.

The one remaining quarter-final, Manchester United vs Crystal Palace, takes place on Wednesday night with the semi-final draw taking place shortly after.

WHATMORE IN RUNNING FOR PAKISTAN COACHING POST

Lahore: Former World Cup-winning Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore and ex-South Africa player Jonty Rhodes are in the reckoning for coaching positions with the Pakistan team, PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf said.

In an interview with the Jang newspaper, Ashraf did not elaborate on the issue, but stated that Whatmore’s name was under consideration for the main coaching position while Rhodes was being considered for the post of fielding coach.

Whatmore was also in the running for Pakistan’s head coach post in 2008, but at that time it went to fellow Australian Geoff Lawson.

The PCB had last month advertised for the positions of batting, bowling and fielding coaches and had received about 15 applications from interested candidates. Earlier, the PCB starting looking for replacements for the post of head coach after the resignation of Waqar Younis, and got a response from around 37 candidates, including several foreigners. However, the board is yet to reach a consensus on the matter.

Interestingly, interim coach Mohsin Khan is ready to take on the role on a permanent basis, but only after studying the terms and conditions offered to him by the PCB.

“My aim has always been to serve Pakistan cricket in whatever capacity it requires. I am available to the Pakistan Cricket Board in whatever way they want me to work for them and in the best possible way,” Mohsin said.

“I did the tough job of chairman of selectors when the board asked me to perform that role and now I was required to do the equally tough role of coach and I have performed that to the best of my ability.”

CHANDIMAL FINED, HAFEEZ REPRIMANDED FOR DISSENT

KARACHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Sunday it fined and reprimanded Sri Lanka middle-order batsman Dinesh Chandimal and Pakistan opener Mohammad Hafeez for violating its code of conduct.

“In separate incidents, both players were found to have breached article 2.1.3 of the code which relates to showing dissent at an umpire’s decision,” the ICC said in a statement.

“After play concluded, the players admitted the offences and accepted the proposed sanctions offered to them by match referee Andy Pycroft. As such, there was no need for formal hearings.”

Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by five wickets in the only Twenty20 International in Abu Dhabi on Friday.

In both cases, the charges related to incidents that took place when they were out lbw. Both players showed the bat towards the umpire in displays of dissent.

Chandimal has been fined 10 per cent of his match fee while Hafeez has received an official reprimand. The difference in penalty is due to the degree of dissent displayed

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Southern Expressway journey begins today

All arrangements have been finalised for the grand opening of the Southern Expressway – the ‘Gateway to Wonder’ by President Mahinda Rajapaksa today, heralding a fast-track development drive in Sri Lanka.

The Rs.77 billion mega project is the first expressway in Sri Lanka.

“All arrangements are now in place for the grand opening of the Expressway this morning,” Road Development Authority (RDA) Chairman R.W.R. Pemasiri told the Sunday Observer.

With the official opening of the expressway by President Rajapaksa who is also the Highways Minister, Sri Lanka’s first user fee expressway will be open to the public from 6 pm today, Pemasiri said.

President Rajapaksa will open the access road to the Expressway from the Pinnaduwa interchange which links the Southern Expressway to the port city of Galle after buying the first ticket from the RDA toll collector.

He will mark the opening of the country’s first Expressway by unveiling the commemorative plaque at Welipenna, one of the eight interchanges on the toll road.

A public rally to mark the opening of the Expressway will also be held at the Karandeniya public grounds under the patronage of President Rajapaksa.

A representative of the Government of Japan on Peace Building, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction in Sri Lanka Yasushi Akashi is also scheduled to participate in the opening of the Southern Expressway as a special guest. Japan provided 36.3 Japanese Yen (Rs. 47 billion) for the first 66 Km section from Kottawa to Kurundugahahetapma.

The Asian Development Bank and the Government of Sri Lanka also financed the massive project.

“We are opening the road for the public at 6 pm on Sunday after President Rajapaksa exits the expressway from Kottawa. We expect motorists to use the expressway from tomorrow,” he said. The toll for the complete journey for a car will be Rs. 400.

The four-lane expressway which is to be opened up to Pinnaduwa will enable motorists to reach the port city of Galle within one hour at a maximum speed of 100 Km per hour.

The minimum speed will be 80 Km/h. However, the maximum speed at exits and entrances will be 60 Km/h.

The expressway will also make the Colombo Galle A-2 road congestion free for motorists who use it for daily travel.

All types of vehicles barred from using the expressway, including bicycles, motorcycles, tractors, earthmoving vehicles, bullock carts and three wheelers should use the A2 road.

“We have also made arrangements to ensure smooth traffic on High Level road which is the key road that links the expressway to Colombo city by making it a four lane road from Kottawa to Nugegoda.

Our teams are now busy finalising the widening of High Level Road,” the RDA chairman said. The RDA is also widening the Battaramulla-Pannipitiya road, another access road to the expressway. The RDA has deployed over 500 staff for the 24-hour expressway operations. It will also have a fleet of Nissan Patrol and other emergency vehicles to respond rapidly to calls on the emergency line 1969.

Meanwhile, the Police Department which is also playing a key role to make the Southern Expressway operational on a 24 hour basis (the road is well lit at night with luminous signposts in all three languages) has 500 police personnel exclusively for expressway traffic control, security, fire and rescue operations through its newly established Southern Expressway Police Division.

Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police, Western Province, Field Force Headquarters, Traffic Administration and Road Safety, Asoka Wijetilleka told the Sunday Observer that they are also ready with their staff to make the expressway operational from today.

He said police officers of the Southern Expressway Police Division will function independently under a Superintendent of Police. They have been trained for the purpose.

On the instructions of the Inspector General of Police N.K Illangakoon they have taken steps to have additional Traffic police personnel to the Kottawa and Homagama police stations to control inbound and outbound traffic of the Southern Expressway on High Level Road.

“With the heavy volume of traffic expected due to the opening of the expressway from Kottawa to Nugegoda and to the other side to Homagama, we will also deploy some extra traffic policemen to the Homagama and Kottawa police stations who will be deployed for traffic control on High Level Road”, he

Govt will discuss modalities to implement LLRC Report

The Government said it would discuss the modalities for implementing the LLRC report with the international community in keeping with its ‘firm resolve’ to continually engage with them and gain from their ‘collective insight’.

External Affairs Minister Prof. G.L.Peiris said, “We want to be engaged by the ‘collective insight’ of the international community.

As soon as it is published we will talk about the modalities of implementation. We are ready for such an exchange of views.”

He was addressing the inaugural national conference on reconciliation at the Lakshman Kadirgamar Centre on Thursday.

He said the international community must not receive this report with scepticism.

Instead, it should be dealt with an open mind.

“The report of the LLRC will be in the public domain shortly once it is tabled in Parliament. Please evaluate it, assess it, discuss it.”

He said the Government faced a ‘bizarre’ situation in Geneva in September this year when attempts were made to put down on the agenda of the Human Rights Council of March 2012, a document which did not exist at all. The LLRC report was at the time non existent.

“Almost every country that we spoke to, agreed that this was a total travesty of justice. The attempt was to malign the document before it was out. It was a demonstration of total prejudice.”

The move did not receive support and at the end of the day the resolution against Sri Lanka at the Human Rights Council was not presented.

“The LLRC in essence is a local mechanism. I think there has to be respect for the local mechanism and procedures.

This is an established practice in the international system. There are specific resolutions in the UN General Assembly, where countries are encouraged to evolve their own solutions on delicately sensitive problems. This is necessary to reach sustainability. He invited the international community to visit Sri Lanka and ‘not to be guided by what is being told’ either by the [Tamil diaspora] propagandists or the Sri Lankan Government.

“We welcome them and we want to see for themselves the enormous progress made with regard to all sectors of public policy within the brief period that lapsed since the eradication of terrorism in May 2009.”

Parliamentary delegations from Germany and Japan concluded a recent visit here and within the next few days Parliamentary delegations from the EU and Australia are due to visit Sri Lanka.

The Minister said that the Government has a clear resolve to work with the diaspora. “There is no intention to isolate them or demonise them.”

He said there are sections of the diaspora that are contributing to improve the quality of people’s lives in the Northern peninsula to be better, richer and beautiful. At the same time, there is a segment of the diaspora that does not recognise the irreversibility of the military defeat of the LTTE.

He called upon Western countries where the pro-LTTE diaspora presence is high to adopt a certain approach to ‘actively discourage’ the kinds of activity which are detrimental to Sri Lanka as well as them, stressing that the use or display of emblems, symbols and insignia of a banned organisation is a criminal offence. Thus there should be no impunity for such offenders, he said.

Rajaratnam Must Surrender by Dec. 5, Appeals Court Says

Raj Rajaratnam, the former Galleon Group LLC hedge fund manager convicted of directing the biggest insider-trading ring in a generation, can’t remain free on bail while he challenges the government’s use of wiretaps in his trial, an appeals court ruled.

Today’s ruling clears the way for Rajaratnam, 54, to report to federal prison in Massachusetts to begin serving an 11-year sentence. He has been ordered to surrender Dec. 5.

“The defendant shall surrender at such time and place as shall be instructed by the district court,” said a panel of U.S. appeals court judges in New York.

In a 20-minute hearing yesterday before the appeals court in Manhattan, a defense lawyer said improper wiretapping of Rajaratnam’s phone conversations will lead to reversal of his May conviction and that he should remain free in the meantime.

Patricia Millett, a lawyer for Rajaratnam, said the appeal presents a “substantial question of law” and that Rajaratnam is unlikely to flee to his native Sri Lanka before the appeal is decided.

“His passport was surrendered ages ago. All his family are here,” Millett told the three-judge appeals panel. “He has nothing to go to in Sri Lanka.”

Request for Bail

U.S. District Judge Richard Holwell, who presided over the case and sentenced Rajaratnam in October, had rejected a request for bail pending the appeal. Rajaratnam claims a March 7, 2008, wiretap application by the Federal Bureau of Investigation contained “glaring omissions” that would probably lead the appeals court to reverse his conviction, justifying his release on bail.

“There is no substantial question of law likely to result in a new trial,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Streeter told the court.

Streeter told the panel that no defendants have ever been returned to the U.S. under its 22-year-old extradition treaty with Sri Lanka. The home detention and electronic monitoring ordered by Holwell is no guarantee that Rajaratnam won’t run, the prosecutor said.

‘Successfully Flee’

“People successfully flee all the time,” he said.

Prosecutors said Rajaratnam made more than $72 million by using illegal tips to trade in stocks of companies including Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Intel Corp., Google Inc., ATI Technologies Inc. and Clearwire Corp.

In November 2010, Holwell ruled the government had complied with federal wiretapping laws in its investigation. Prosecutors said it was the first insider-trading case in which the government made extensive use of wiretaps to prove its case.

Prosecutors, who introduced 45 wiretap recordings into evidence during the trial, opposed Rajaratnam’s request for release while his appeal is in progress.

Prosecutors said the fund manager still has “significant net worth” even after U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff, who is presiding over a lawsuit against Rajaratnam by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, directed him to pay a record $92.8 million penalty. Holwell ordered him to pay a $10 million fine and forfeit $53.8 million.

The case is U.S. v. Rajaratnam, 11-4416, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (Manhattan). The lower-court case is U.S. v. Rajaratnam, 09-01184, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York

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FOREX Trading In Sri Lanka
Sri Lankans have fallen victim to a large number of scams in recent years. Investment scams such as Sakvithi and Golden Key have promised extraordinarily high returns on deposits. However, all of these have failed at some point, costing depositors their hard earned money. What is worse, pyramid schemes are still running rampant throughout the area. FOREX trading however, is not a scam. This is truly a viable means of making money in the foreign currency market.A relative lack of internet usage in this region makes FOREX trading in Sri Lanka a little known and littler explored option for seeking an investment income. However, for those with internet access, a bit of practice can make this a very lucrative investment opportunity for the savvy investor. The first step is to choose a FOREX broker. Two very good options exist for FOREX trading in Sri Lanka. The first is eToro. This FOREX trading platform is ideal for the beginner. This is because the market data is presented using a graphic interface that makes trading in FOREX almost like playing a video game. Real time data is converted graphically to show a runner gaining or losing ground in a race.

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Figures show that applications to study subjects such as veterinary science, dentistry, engineering and the sciences have increased in the past few months.
The number of students applying to courses linked to medicine, such as nursing, midwifery, pathology and radiography, increased by almost a fifth in the four months before Christmas - quicker than any other subjects.Applications to study linguistics, including English, and the classics are down by five per cent, while subjects such as history, philosophy and theology fell by two per cent.
The disclosure comes amid concerns that the average student starting university this year will graduate with debts of about £25,000, rising to £50,000 in parts of London.
More students appear to be opting for courses that lead to stable employment. Johnny Rich, editor of the university guide Push.co.uk, said: "The increase in applications over the last few years has been based on what students want to study. Now it is based on what they think they may earn money from."
The Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism & Hotel Management (SLITHM) has come a long way since its inception in 1964, training thousands of young men and women in the multifaceted fields of hospitality and travel. Having rendered a yeoman service to the nation, the Institute is now poised to take a quantum leap. As Sri Lanka invents herself as a new destination and one of the safest places in the world for holiday makers to visit, the Tourism Industry too is poised towards a new paradigm shift. Our current task is two-fold. One is to increase the capacity to produce more professionals into management and operational fields of the industry and the other, is to uplift accepted quality norms, even above ‘International Standards'. SLITHM's vision is to move beyond borders and shine as an acclaimed leading tourism training institute in the region. Let me therefore invite our youth who aspire to make a career in the tourism and hospitality industry, to be part of our success story and become true professionals in a lucrative industry recognized world over.

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