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Forex Daily Outlook – April 8th 2010

A very busy day expects forex traders: rate decisions from Europe and Britain, Australian employment figures and the weekly jobless claims are the highlights. Let’s see what’s up. The Canadian dollar doesn’t receive any figures today, but it will still draw attention. USD/CAD parity is here for the first time in 20 months, and it

Forex Daily Outlook – March 18th 2010

Many American figures are due today, so lots of action is awaiting us. Will the dollar continue to weaken? Let’s see what’s up for today. EUR/USD hasn’t broken the critical 1.3850 level. I still claim that the current rise is temporary before the fall. GBP/USD made it above the critical line of 1.5350, but has

Forex Daily Outlook – January 27th 2010

Another busy day is awaiting forex traders, with a rate decision in the US being the highlight. There are important figures today from all over the world. Let’s see what’s up for today. Apart from the scheduled releases, note that the World Economic Forum talks start today in Davos, Switzerland. Statements from there can move

Forex Daily Outlook – December 21st 2009

The short Christmas week starts with a light calendar. Canadian retail sales are the only major event. Will the dollar continue to rage? Japanese Trade Balance starts the day with an expected drop in the surplus. Later in Japan, the BOJ Monthly Report will give a broad view of the economy

Forex Daily Outlook – November 24th 2009

After some dollar weakness but continuing range trading, at least for EUR/USD, an extremely busy day expects traders: revised GDP in the US, and Germany are only a few of the upcoming events in this long day. Here’s the (long) daily outlook: Japan’s BOJ Monthly Report starts the day, with an insight into the economy.

Forex Daily Outlook – October 15th 2009

CPI figures from Europe and from the US dominate the scene today, as the US dollar continues to go downhill. Will the fall continue? Let’s see what will impact trading today: Australia’s MI Inflation Expectations remained on 3.5%, exactly like last month. Glenn Stevens, governor of the RBA, hinted that more rate hikes are underway.

Forex Weekly Outlook – October 12-16 2009

After a week that saw renewed dollar weakness, this week is dominated by inflation and retail sales figures from all over the world. Also note a rate decision in Japan, and employment figures in Britain. There are more figures as well. Let’s see what’s awaiting us this week. Australia was the first country to raise

Forex Daily Outlook – September 18th 2009

After a hectic weak that saw much dollar weakness, Friday’s calendar isn’t crowded at all. Apart from a few indicators, a “Friday effect” may occur near the end of the day. Let’s see what’s up: Japan starts the day with the BOJ Monthly Report. After the Monetary Policy Statement stated that there are signs of

Forex Daily Outlook – June 17th 2009

American CPI, Swiss Retail Sales and British employment figures are the highlights of today. In addition, Ben Bernanke will speak, and there are lots more indicators. Let’s see what’s expecting us on this very busy day. Australia starts the day with the MI Leading Index. Later, Housing Starts are expected to fall by 3.1%. In Japan,

Forex Daily Outlook – May 25th 2009

It’s Memorial Day in the US, so forex trading will start quite slowly. German Ifo Business Climate and the BOJ Monthly Report will stand out. Let’s see what’s up today. The monthly All Industries Activity figure will be released in Japan. It’s expected to deepen the fall, and plunge by 2.3%. BOJ Governor Masaaki Shirakawa will speak today