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Forex Daily Outlook – June 5th 2009
This wild week reaches the climax today with Non-Farm Payrolls – king of forex indicators. Also note the Canadian unemployment figures and British PPI. Here goes: Swiss CPI is expected to remain low – After rising by 0.9%, it’s expected to slip to 0.2%. Currently USD/CHF is moved mostly by the dollar and not Swiss
Forex Weekly Outlook – June 1-5 2009
Get ready for a wild week in forex trading. As always in the beginning of the month, the king of forex: Non-Farm Payrolls is dominant. We have rate decisions from Europe, Britain, Canada and Australia. Yup, everything happens this week. And there are loads of other major indicators. Hold tight! Only a big surprise this
Forex Reads for the Weekend – May 30 2009
Here are a bunch of interesting forex articles for the weekend. They all have a scope that’s bigger than one day, and I found them interesting to read: James Chen analyzes the Australian dollar, as it touches 0.80 once again. Great technical analysis, as usual. Kathy Lien writes about how forex pairs break key levels.
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 Data for the Weekend – May 9 2010
Here are some interesting posts from the sites I follow regularly. They have a rather wide scope: Kathy Lien dives into the differences between the Federal Reserve and the BoE and ECB, regarding their policy making. James Chen presents an interesting Webinar, about forex volatility. Forex District focuses on rising oil prices. Is the recession
EUR/GBP Leaping on Rate Decisions
EUR/GBP is now rising strongly, after the British rate decision, and asset buying decision.. Trichet’s upcoming rate decision probably might reverse this move.. Today, central banks in Britain and in Europe are making rate decisions. The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 0.5%, as expected. This historic low will be kept for the
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
Another Bad Friday for the Euro
Jean-Claude Trichet continues to send hesitant signals. This is bad for the Euro. The Euro could dive to the mid 1.20s next week, as the situation in Europe is dire. Very dire. Last week, most markets were closed due to the Easter celebrations – Good Friday. The Euro didn’t enjoy Good Friday, and it went
Forex Reads For The Weekend – April 4 2009
Here are some interesting forex related reads for the weekend. I’ve collected them from various blogs / sites that I read regularly. Enjoy: Kathy Lien explains the latest surprising move from the ECB and “translates” Jean-Claude Trichet. Mish criticizes Geithner’s Toxic Assets plan in his special way. Forex blog suggests that China is pushing the