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Forex Weekly Outlook – August 31 – September 4 2009
Take a deep breath. The economic calendar is packed this week. We have GDP from Canada, Australia, Switzerland and Europe. There are rate decisions from Europe and Australia. Employment data will come from Europe, Canada and the US – Non-Farm Payrolls are here. There are lots more figures from all over the globe. Also note
Forex Daily Outlook – August 3rd 2009
The greenback began the new forex trading week a little stronger. Manufacturing PMI and American ISM Manufacturing PMI are the main events for today. Let’s see what’s up for today, in the first day of the new NFA regulations. Japanese Average Cash Earnings disappointed and fell by 7.1%, more than 3.6% that was expected. The Yen weakened after
Forex Weekly Outlook – June 29 – July 3 2009
The king of forex – Non-Farm Payrolls, is published early – on Thursday. There are lots of other major figures in the start of the third quarter: ISM Manufacturing PMI, interest rate decision in Europe, Tankan Manufacturing Index in Japan and a big bulk of data from Britain. Let’s see what’s on the menu this week
Forex Daily Outlook – June 1st 2009
Contrary to usual Monday’s this one starts with many important indicators. In Britain, Manufacturing PMI stands out. In the US, it’s ISM Manufacturing PMI, and don’t forget Canadian GDP…Let’s dive in to the first day of forex trading this month. Australian Retail Sales start the day with an expected rise of 0.5%, much less than
Forex Daily Outlook – May 1st 2009
It’s Labor day in Europe, so trading will be thinner than usual. But this May 1st still offers some interesting figures, such as British Manufacturing PMI and American ISM Manufacturing PMI. Let’s see what’s up for today: Japanese Average Cash Earnings start the day, with an expected fall of 2.7%. Later in Australia, Commodity Prices will be published. Commodities are
Forex Daily Outlook – March 31st 2009
There are lots of economic indicators today, from all over the globe. The main events are the European CPI Flash Estimate, Canadian GDP and the American CB Consumer Confidence . The leaks from the G20 summit will continue to move the dollar also today. British GfK Consumer Confidence was a positive surprise despite being negative: it printed -30
Forex Weekly Outlook – March 2-6 2009
The first week of March promises a roller-coaster in the Forex market. The king of indicators, NFP will keep everyone tense up to Friday. Until then, rate decisions in Europe, Britain, Canada and Australia are pumped through the week, as well as GDP from Switzerland, Canada and Australia. There are more major economic releases. Let’s
Forex Daily Analysis – February 3rd 2009
News from Australia was dominant at the wake of Tuesday morning. Interest rate was cut as expected by 1%. The next big thing today is the Pending Home Sales figure in the US. What else is there today? Rate Cut in Australia Australia’s RBA slashed the Cash Rate to 3.25%, down from 4.25%. This ends a week