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Forex Daily Outlook – September 15th 2009
After the dollar renewed its falls, a busy day expects the forex markets. The calendar is packed with events, including Retail Sales, PPI and a speech by Ben Bernanke. There are more important indicators in other parts of the world as well. Let’s see what’s up today: Australian Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes showed that a
FNN – Factory News Network
I’m delighted to announce that Forex Crunch is one of the founding members of the Factory News Network, on the Forex Factory website. Forex Factory is my favorite forex hub. I’ve been submitting my news stories to Forex Factory for quite some time. In a blog post released earlier, they’re announced the formation of Factory
Forex Trading At Summer Time
The month of August is vacation time for many people. This affects the forex market’s volume, which is lower, but it doesn’t necessarily impact the volatility. There’s one more summer week left. Afterwards the moves will be stronger. Some currency pairs trade in narrow and expected ranges, while others go wild. Let’s see some examples,
Forex Trading and the Recovery
Many countries began recovering from the great global crisis. It began with a stock market rally and now it’s seen in growth figures. Forex trading has grown in recent months. Will the recovery hurt this growth? Or will r keep its strong position? Forex trading has grown nicely since the breakout of the global financial crisis.
Early Recovery in Europe?
Europe has suffered deeply from the recession, and didn’t seem to be getting out of it soon. Today’s surprising GDP figures showed that the old continent’s largest economies have shown growth in the second quarter. EUR/USD made an initial small rise, but these surprising figures are very important for the markets. Prelim GDP was leaked
The Beginning of the End?
Fresh Non-Farm Payrolls numbers, and the huge surprise with the dropping unemployment rate suggest that maybe Obama was right: the beginning of the end of the global recession. Great volatility in forex trading leaves the dollar slightly stronger. Drop in Unemployment Rate Non-Farm Payrolls printed a serious surprise: job losses in the US squeezed to
Forex Daily Outlook – May 19th 2009
Many important figures are released today: British CPI, German ZEW Economic Sentiment, US Building Permits and Japanese Prelim GDP form a big load of data to shake the forex markets. And there’s more… Australia’s Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes starts the day. After Glenn Stevens’ speech, this will be another insight on the RBA’s view of the strong