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Forex Daily Outlook – August 31st 2009
The Yen supplied a strong start for this busy week, with significant gains following the general elections. Canadian GDP and European CPI Flash Estimate are the highlights of today. Things will get much busier later. Let’s see what’s up for today. Japan’s Prelim Industrial Production surprised and rose by 1.8% instead of 1.4% that was expected. Also Retail
EUR/USD Outlook – August 31 – September 4 2009
EUR/USD traded up and down this week, closing at the same place. This week’s rate decision is the peak of 11 important European releases. Here’s a review of the European indicators and an updated technical analysis for EUR/USD. EUR/USD forex chart with the uptrend channels marked: Last week’s consumer surveys showed strength, and the so
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 – July 31st 2009
Another month comes to end. This time it’s with a bang! American Advance GDP for the second quarter is causing anxiety all over the globe. Also watch out for the Canadian GDP and other figures. Let’s see what’s up or today. Australian Private Sector Credit is expected to rise by 0.1% after falling by 0.1%. AUD/USD
Forex Weekly Outlook – July 27-31 2009
The last week of July begins slowly but ends with a bang: American GDP for the first quarter. Also note Durable Goods Orders, a rate decision in New Zealand and GDP in Canada. Let’s see what’s up for the last week of July, and also the last week before the NFA ruling is here
Forex Daily Outlook – May 29th 2009
This week’s strong moves come to a peak today, with American Prelim GDP. There are lots of other figures out there. Let’s see what’s up: Australian Private Sector Credit starts the day with an expected rise of 0.2%. In Europe, German Retail Sales are predicted to rise by 0.5%, after falling by 0.4% last time. Another important
Forex Weekly Outlook – May 25-29 2009
After a holiday in the US, forex trading this week will be affected by New and Existing Home Sales, Durable Goods Orders and the second release of GDP. Yup, after a horrible week for the dollar, the scene is dominated by American figures. And of course, there are many interesting figures elsewhere. Let’s see what’s on
Forex Daily Outlook – April 30th 2009
The economic calendar is packed by events today, with German Unemployment Change, Canadian GDP and American Unemployment Claims being the most important figures. The market is still shaken from yesterday’s Advance GDP and FOMC Statement. Let’s see what’s up for today: In Australia, CB Leading Index rose by 0.2%, showing that the Australian economy is still stable. NAB Quarterly
Forex Weekly Outlook – April 27 – May 1 2009
This week, features interest rate decisions from the US, Japan and New Zealand. Advance GDP in the US will also be in the limelight, as well as the ISM Manufacturing PMI. Let’s dive into the important figures for the upcoming forex trading week. Monday, April 27th: GfK German Consumer Climate will start the forex trading week, and
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