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GBP/USD Outlook – September 13-17
Employment data, inflation figures and a public appearance by Mervyn King are the highlights of this busy week in the weak Pound. Here’s an outlook for the British events and an updated technical analysis for GBP/USD. GBP/USD daily chart with support and resistance lines marked. Click to enlarge: The rate decision in the past week
Forex Daily Outlook – June 11 2010
US Core Retail Sales, Retail Sales and Preliminary UoM Consumer Sentiment are the main events today. Let’s see what’s on the menu at present: In the US, Core Retail Sales and Retail Sales are expected to show a decline in the US economy; Core Retail Sales, from 4.0% to 1.0% and Retail Sales, from 0.4%
Forex Daily Outlook – March 11th 2010
The calendar is crowded today with major releases: Australian jobs, a rate decision in Switzerland and important figures in the US are the highlights today. Let’s see what’s up. As seen in the Non-Farm Payrolls and also beforehand, the commodity currencies continue to show strength while the Euro and the Pound are weak. This will
GBP/USD Outlook – March 8-12
Mervyn King sure got a weaker Pound this week – it collapsed across the board. The upcoming week consists of 8 events that will move the Pound. Here’s an outlook for these events and updated technical analysis for GBP/USD in its lower ground. GBP/USD graph with support and resistance lines on it. Click to enlarge:
Forex Daily Outlook – December 17th 2009
Life goes on after the FOMC Statement which creatively left the market unchanged. Today’s highlights are British retail sales, Canadian CPI and American jobless claims. Let’s see what’s up for today in forex trading: There are no significant events in Europe today, but I recommend reading Casey Stubbs’ article about the dollar strength and the Euro. A
British Pound Forecast – December 14-18
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: GBP USD Forecast The Pound lost over 200 pips this week, suffering from a strong dollar and a problematic budget from Alistair Darling. The upcoming week contains inflation, retail sales employment figures and more. Here’s an outlook for a busy week for
Forex Daily Outlook – September 17th 2009
Many currencies are enjoying YTD highs against the beaten dollar this morning. The calendar is packed with events from all over the world. The Swiss rate decision might include an intervention in the markets. Let’s see what’s up today. Take a deep breath
British Pound Outlook – September 14-18 2009
The dollar’s collapse reached the Pound very late in the week, sending it unconvincingly above the huge technical barrier of 1.6660. This week features inflation and employment figures as well as retail sales and many other indicators that will shape the direction of Pound. Here’s an outlook for the busy week in Britain, and an
Forex Daily Outlook – June 11th 2009
American Retail Sales are the highlight of today, after yesterday’s packed day. And there’s lots more. Let’s see what’s on the menu today. Australian Unemployment Change fell by only 1.7K, much better than early expectations. Unemployment Rate was inline with expectations, at 5.7%. In Europe, the ECB Monthly Bulletin will draw attention, and will give
Forex Weekly Outlook – June 8-12 2009
After a wild week that exceeded expectations, this week is relatively quiet. Trade Balance will be published almost everywhere. American Retail Sales will also stand out, as well as an interest rate from New Zealand. Here are the major events for this week: Non-Farm Payrolls closed the week with a big surprise. The dollar won