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Forex Daily Outlook – January 7th 2010
The focus shifts to Britain today that receives a rate decision. There are lots of other important events worldwide. Let’s see what’s up today: Anticipation towards the Non-Farm Payrolls prevents significant breakouts. The markets are tense towards the release on Friday
Forex Weekly Outlook – January 4-8 2010
The first week of 2010 is packed with important events. Starting as early as Sunday with Ben Bernanke and ending with the king of forex – Non-Farm Payrolls. In the middle, there’s a rate decision from Britain, European employment numbers and many important releases from Australia. The holidays are over, and the markets are ready
British Pound Outlook- January 4-8 2010
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: GBP USD Forecast The Pound enjoyed the thin trading volume to rise. Now we’re back to normal. This week is packed with major British releases, with the rate decision being the most important one. Here’s an outlook for the events that will
British Pound Forecast – December 7-11
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: GBP/USD Forecast The Pound suffered from week data and the American NFP. The upcoming week is very busy for the Pound, with a rate decision in the limelight. Here’s an outlook for the 10 events that await the Pound, and an updated
Forex Weekly Outlook – December 7-11
Non-Farm Payrolls brought an excellent surprise to the dollar. In the upcoming week we’ll indeed see if the tables have turned. Rate decisions are expected this week in Britain, Switzerland, Canada and New Zealand. Also note employment figures in Australia and American Retail Sales to close the week. Thursday is an extremely crowded day. Here’s
Forex Daily Outlook – November 6th 2009
The busy week comes to an end with the big announcement of the Non-Farm Payrolls. The job market is lagging behind other indicators. Is this going to change? There are other important events as well. Let’s review them: The day begins with the RBA Monetary Policy Statement from Australia. After the second rate hike this
Pound Rises on Easy Quantitative Easing
The Bank of England decided to expand the Quantitative Easing program by 25 billion Pounds, less than 50 billion that was expected. Less Pound printing is better for the Pound that enjoys another good figure this week. British interest rate remained at the historic low of 0.5%. There’s no rate hike in the horizon. No
Forex Weekly Outlook – November 2-6 2009
The first week of November is packed with major events: rate decisions in the US, Britain, Europe and Australia, and many employment figures, with the king of forex, Non-Farm Payrolls, the king of forex, closing the week with the monthly circus. There are lots of other events to open the month. Take a deep breath: