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EUR/USD Outlook – August 24-28 2009
EUR/USD managed to close the week higher, sticking to the uptrend channel. This week’s German Ifo Business Climate as well as 8 other indicators will set the direction of the Euro. Here’s an outlook for the Euro zone’s important events and an updated technical analysis for EUR/USD. EUR/USD forex chart, with the uptrend channels marked: Friday’s
Forex Daily Outlook – August 13th 2009
After yesterday busy day, and especially the FOMC Statement, today is also very busy. German Prelim GDP, Retail Sales in the US and New Zealand and the weekly jobless claims in America, for the first time after the drop in the unemployment rate. Let’s see what’s up for today: Australia starts the day with an
Forex Daily Outlook – June 26th 2009
A rather calm Friday is expected today, after the wild week. German CPI and American Personal Spending are the highlights today. Let’s see what’s up. German Prelim CPI is collected from all the German states and is expected to rise by 0.1%. Also note the German Import Prices, which are expected to rise by 0.1%.
Forex Daily Outlook – June 12th 2009
It’s a relatively quiet Friday this time. How will the greenback close the week? Here are the event that will influence it… Japanese Household Confidence is the first significant event for today. It’s expected to rise to 34.1 points. In Europe, German WPI is predicted to rise by 0.1%, almost nothing. French CPI isn’t expected to be
Forex Daily Outlook – May 26th 2009
Tuesday already features a nice bunch of indicators: CB Consumer Confidence in the US, British Nationwide HPI and lots of European figures. Let’s see what’s on the menu: Inflation Expectations start the day in New Zealand. No surprises are expected with kiwi prices. In Switzerland, UBS Consumption Indicator is an excellent gauge for the Swiss economy. It stood
Forex Daily Outlook – May 13th 2009
American Retail Sales will draw attention today, as well as British unemployment figures. And there’s more. Let’s see what’s on the menu: Japan’s BOJ Governor Masaaki Shirakawa will speak during the day. We haven’t heard from him lately. Does he see hope? Britian’s Claimant Count Change is the best indicator for unemployment in the UK. It’s expected
Forex Daily Outlook – April 17th 2009
The end of this short forex week includes Swiss Retail Sales, Canada’s CPI and the Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment. Also note some important speeches. Lets’ see what’s up today. Just as the day starts, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Janet Yellen will speak. Audience questions can trigger interesting statements. Australian Import Prices are expected to
Forex Daily Outlook – April 9th
Due to Good Friday, today is packed with lost of figures. The main event of today is the new British Official Bank Rate and accompanying statement. Employment figures from Australia and Canada, and Trade Balance in North America will be of interest to traders. Let’s dive into the packed calendar… Australian employment data was disappointing: Employment Change
Forex Daily Outlook – April 3rd 2009
King of Forex, Non-Farm Payrolls, will dominate the day. Current expectations are for a drop of 659K jobs. Apart from NFP, British, European and American Services PMI figures will be closely watched. Echoes from the G20 summit will also move the markets. The day starts with German Import Prices, which are expected to drop by 0.3%.
Forex Daily Outlook – March 27th 2009
Bad News from Britain dominates today’s trading session. Other than that, German CPI and American Spending data will also gather attention. Let’s see what’s up. German Import Prices fell by 0.5%, more than 0.4% that was expected. The Prelim CPI in Germany will be released by the German states. Industrial New Orders in Europe are