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Forex Daily Outlook – August 3rd 2009
The greenback began the new forex trading week a little stronger. Manufacturing PMI and American ISM Manufacturing PMI are the main events for today. Let’s see what’s up for today, in the first day of the new NFA regulations. Japanese Average Cash Earnings disappointed and fell by 7.1%, more than 3.6% that was expected. The Yen weakened after
NZD/USD Outlook – August 3-7 2009
The New Zealand dollar crawled upwards in the last week, but didn’t make big moves. This week’s three major events + Non-Farm Payrolls, could set a new direction for the slow-moving kiwi. Here’s an outlook for this week’s important releases in New Zealand, and a graphical technical analysis of
Forex Weekly Outlook – August 3-7 2009
The first week when the new NFA rules are in effect is also packed with many major indicators. Rate decisions in Australia, Britain and Europe are the hottest events until Friday Non-Farm Payrolls – king of forex. There are lots more important events in the first week of August. Last week closed with GDP for
Forex Weekly Outlook – May 4 – 8 2009
Big week ahead in forex trading: Non-Farm Payrolls, Rate decision from Europe, Britain and Australia and employment figures from all over the globe promise an exciting week. Also note the Stress Test results. Let’s dive into the main events for this week: Monday, May 4th: Both British and Japanese banks are on holiday, so trading
NZD/USD goes lower on Labor Cost Index
In the wake of Forex trading in February, the Labor Cost Index was published in New Zealand, and it wasn’t good. The index did rise, but only at 0.7%, lower than a rise of 0.9% that was expected. In initial forex tradin this week, the kiwi lost ground to 0.5075 and extended its falls from last
Forex Weekly Outlook – February 2-6 2009
The first week of February unfolds lots of interesting data: Rate decisions in Europe, Britain and Australia, as well as the king of Forex indicators: Non Farm Payrolls. Lets dive in to the major events this week. This time, it’s a more concise edition that last week’s… Sunday, February 1st: Yes, there’s something worth mentioning