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EUR/USD Feb 3. – Edging Higher Before the NFP

EUR/USD Feb 3. – Edging Higher Before the NFP

Euro dollar is ticking up above minor resistance and in a narrow range. All eyes are now on the US Non-Farm Payrolls, which hold high expectations but could disappoint. A deal in Greece is still awaited but some optimists are already moving to the pessimists camp. How will the pair end this tense week? Here’s an

Forex Daily Outlook February 3 2012

Forex Daily Outlook February 3 2012

We summarize this week Unemployment Rate in the UK and Services PMI in the US are the major events this day. Here is an outlook on the market-movers awaiting us. In the US, Unemployment Rate, measures total work unemployed force (by percentage) that looking for jobs during the last month. More in the US, The

Forex Weekly Outlook Jan. 30- Feb. 3

Forex Weekly Outlook Jan. 30- Feb. 3

The US dollar made a big retreat for a second week in a row. Will it continue falling? The Non-Farm Payrolls release is the highlight of a very busy week, which includes many figures from the US . Here is an outlook on the main market-movers coming our way. Ben Bernanke weakened the dollar with

Forex Daily Outlook January 5 2012

Forex Daily Outlook January 5 2012

ADP Non-Farm Employment Change in the US and Ivey PMI in Canada are the major market-movers. Let see what awaits us today. In the US, Unemployment Claims, weekly report that is important for monetary health, value new unemployment insurances over the last week, decrement is due from 381K down to 375K now. More in the

Forex Weekly Outlook January 2-6 2012

Forex Weekly Outlook January 2-6 2012

The dollar edged up in the last week of 2011. US employment data is the highlight of the opening week of 2012, among many other US figures. Trading volume is expected to return to normal after the holiday break. Here is an outlook on the major events at hand. Last week the EUR/USD plunged to

US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI 52 – Under Expectations

US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI 52 – Under Expectations

This means that the services sector is growing at a slower pace. Early expectations stood on a rise from 52.9 to 53.6 points. The services sector is the largest in the US. Also US Factory Orders disappointed with a drop of 0.4%. A rise of 0.2% was predicted. This breaks the nice stream of positive

EUR/USD Dec. 5 – Rising on Hopes for Central Bank Action

EUR/USD Dec. 5 – Rising on Hopes for Central Bank Action

Euro dollar is moving up gradually at the wake of this critical week. There are reports about another coordinated action by the Federal Reserve, the euro-zone central banks and the IMF to inject €100 billion or more to debt struck countries. In addition, the ECB may finally be preparing the massive QE program worth €1 trillion.

Forex Daily Outlook December 5 2011

Forex Daily Outlook December 5 2011

We start the week with some interesting events like ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI in the US and Services PMI in the UK as the main highlight on today’s outlook. Let’s see what awaits us today. In the US, The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Non-Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI); Monthly Survey to value the business conditions

Forex Weekly Outlook December 5-9

Forex Weekly Outlook December 5-9

The debt crisis in Europe will continue taking the center stage, with the climax being the EU Summit on Friday. Rate decisions in Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand are other highlights in this busy week. Here is an outlook on the major market-movers lined up. Non-Farm Payrolls came out as expected, but the

EUR/USD Nov. 3 – Depressed by Greek Referendum Certainty

EUR/USD Nov. 3 – Depressed by Greek Referendum Certainty

Euro dollar is settling in a lower range after the meetings that preceded the G-20 meetings made it clear that the Greek referendum will go through on December 4th/5th. Greece’s euro-membership is on the cards. Today we have the euro-zone first rate decision by Mario Draghi and quite a few important US events. Here’s a quick