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Forex Weekly Outlook November 14-18

Forex Weekly Outlook November 14-18

Despite all the extreme action, the dollar ended week little changed. Euro-Zone German ZEW Economic Sentiment, US PPI, US Philly Fed Manufacturing Index and US Unemployment Claims are the upcoming featured events this week. Here is an outlook on the main market-movers. Last week Italy became the main player in the EU debt crisis scene

Forex Daily Outlook – October 27 2011

Forex Daily Outlook – October 27 2011

US GDP and Unemployment claims are the major market-movers. Let see what awaits us today. In the US, Unemployment Claims, weekly report to value the unemployment that filed for insurance, is about to rise by 1K up to 404K this week. Later in the US, Pending Home Sales, homes for sale that are under contract

USD/JPY Outlook – October 24-28

USD/JPY Outlook – October 24-28

Dollar/yen finally moved and reached a new all-time lo before returning back to range. The interest rate decision is the major event this week.  Here’s an outlook for the Japanese events and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY. Last week signs of a slowdown were seen in the Japanese economy with All industries activity index dropping by 0.5% more than

Forex Weekly Outlook – October 24-28

Forex Weekly Outlook – October 24-28

The US dollar fell for another week as the panic seen early in the money continues to unwind. Will this weakness come to an end? The EU economic summit, rate decisions in Canada, Japan and New Zealand and US housing and employment figures are the major events this week. Here is an outlook on the

USD/JPY Outlook – October 3-7

USD/JPY Outlook – October 3-7

Dollar/yen moved slightly higher, but remained in range. Will the pair move now, at the beginning of Q4? Tankan Manufacturing Index and the rate decision are the main events this week. Here’s an outlook for the Japanese events and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY. Last week retail sales dropped unexpectedly by 2.6% following 0.6% in the previous month on

Forex Weekly Outlook – October 3-7

Forex Weekly Outlook – October 3-7

After consolidation and correction, the tables turned in favor of the dollar once again and as a new quarter begins, the calendar is very busy. Rate decisions in the euro-zone, Britain, Australia and Japan and a grand finale with US Non-Farm Payrolls are at the top of our market-movers list this week. Here is an

USD/JPY Outlook – September 5-9

USD/JPY Outlook – September 5-9

Dollar/yen remained range bound. Will it make a move, now that there’s a new government in Tokyo? The rate decision and BOJ Press Conference are the main events this week. Here’s an outlook for the Japanese events and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY. Last week readings showed improvement in household spending, Average cash earnings, total domestic currency

Forex Weekly Outlook –September 5-9

Forex Weekly Outlook –September 5-9

This week’s most important events are the rate decisions in Australia, Japan, Canada, the UK and in the  Euro-Zone and employment data in Australia,  and Canada. Here is an outlook on all the major events awaiting us this week. Last week the overall picture in the US has worsened after a flat reading of non-farm

USD/JPY Outlook – August 1-5

USD/JPY Outlook – August 1-5

The strength of the yen seems is followed by closely by policymakers in Tokyo. Will we see an intervention soon? Japan‘s rate decision and BOJ press conference are the major events this week. Here’s an outlook for the Japanese events and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY. Last week, Japan’s retail sales gained an unexpected 1.1% contrary to

Forex Weekly Outlook – August 1-5

Forex Weekly Outlook – August 1-5

Rate decision in Australia, UK, the Euro-Zone and Japan, US Non-Farm Employment Change and other important employment figures are at the top of our list this week. Here is an outlook on the major market-movers awaiting us. Last week the debt ceiling crises deepened as U.S. House Speaker the republican John Boehner failed to round up