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Forex Daily Outlook – January 14th 2010
The calendar is crowded today. The main events are a rate decision in Europe and American retail sales. Let’s see what’s up for today: No British figures are released today. Note that the GBP/USD rose above the 1.6270 resistance line (at the time of writing). The main reason for this is the rise is the
EUR/USD Outlook – January 11-15
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: EUR/USD Forecast. Non-Farm Payrolls didn’t move EUR/USD out of its range. This week features a rate decision in Europe and important inflation figures. Here’s an outlook for the upcoming week in Euroland, and an updated technical analysis for EUR/USD. EUR/USD chart with
EUR/USD Badly Positioned for the NFP
Close to the release of the all-important Non-Farm Payrolls, the Euro got some bad news and is now closer to the bottom of the range. Here’s an update. The European Unemployment Rate disappointed with a rise to 10%. This rise was worse than early expectations for a rise to 9.9%. We also found out that
Forex Daily Outlook – January 8th 2010
Tension comes to a climax today with the Non-Farm Payrolls. Are we finally going to witness a rise in jobs? It’s not the only event for today. Let’s review the events: Japan’s Leading Indicators are predicted to rise once again. Swiss Unemployment Rate is expected to tick up to 4.2% after a similar rise to
EUR/USD Outlook – January 4-8 2010
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: EUR/USD Forecast. Happy new year EUR/USD traders! After two slow weeks, the action returns. The upcoming week is packed with economic indicators from a variety of fields. Here’s an outlook for the events that will move the Euro, and an updated and
EUR/USD Forecast – December 28-31
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: EUR/USD Forecast The Euro went even lower this week, and got used to a new range. The last week of 2009 doesn’t have many indicators, but German inflation numbers are still important with the Euro-zone’s deflation. Here’s an outlook for the upcoming