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EUR/GBP Awaiting a Breakout
This morning’s influx of European figures was good, while British numbers were disappointing. This sent EUR/GBP to the high end of the range but didn’t supply a breakout. Will we see EUR/GBP jump? German job market improving German Unemployment Change was excellent: The number of unemployed people in Germany fell by 1000 people. The number
Forex Daily Outlook – September 1st 2009
A very busy day expects forex traders. The Australian rate decision, American ISM Manufacturing PMI and Pending Home Sales, British Manufacturing PMI, European Unemployment Rate and many more economic indicators are due today. Let’s see what’s up. Apart from the Japanese Yen that strengthened on the elections results, most currencies didn’t make big moves yesterday. Will the markets take a
British Pound Outlook – August 31 – September 4 2009
After a bad week, the British Pound expects PMI and housing figures this week that will move it. Here’s an outlook for 6 key British events, and a technical analysis for GBP/USD. GBP/USD Daily forex chart with important lines inside: GBP/USD lost more than 200 pips in a bad week. One of the biggest blows
Forex Daily Outlook – July 29th 2009
American Durable Goods Orders and a rate decision in New Zealand are the highlights of this busy day in forex trading. Australian HIA New Home Sales starts the day. Last month, this figure fell by 5.7%. In New Zealand, NBNZ Business Confidence is an important release that will give a broad view over the economy. A bigger
British Pound Outlook July 27-31 2009
The British Pound hardly moved during the last week. This week’s economic indicators will move the Pound, but probably won’t move it out of its range. Here’s an outlook for this week’s key events and a technical analysis for GBP/USD. Last week provided two surprises in British news: on one hand, Retail Sales surged by
Forex Daily Outlook – June 2nd 2009
The Australian interest rate decision promises a strong opening for the day. Later on, European Unemployment Rate and American Pending Home Sales will dominate the scene. Let’s see what’s up for today: Australian Building Approvals start the day. They are expected to rise by 2.1%, less than last month’s 3.5%. Current Account is predicted to show
Forex Daily Outlook – May 1st 2009
It’s Labor day in Europe, so trading will be thinner than usual. But this May 1st still offers some interesting figures, such as British Manufacturing PMI and American ISM Manufacturing PMI. Let’s see what’s up for today: Japanese Average Cash Earnings start the day, with an expected fall of 2.7%. Later in Australia, Commodity Prices will be published. Commodities are
Forex Daily Outlook – March 30th 2009
The forex market will be moved mostly by speeches around the globe. Important figures include Japanese Prelim Industrial Production and European Consumer Confidence. Let’s see what’s on the menu… New Zealand starts the forex week very early, with the monthly Building Consents. They previously fell by 13.1% – very bad. A further decline could stop the
Forex Weekly Outlook – March 30 – April 3 2009
Big week ahead in the forex market. Non Farm Payrolls, ECB rate decision and the G20 summit talks will be the highlights of the week. There are lots of other major indicators this week, that begins with important indicators on Sunday night! Here’s what’s cooking for us this week: Sunday, March 29th: There are important
Forex Daily Analysis – January 30th 2009
The last day of January provides lots of economic indicators everywhere. The main event of the day is the Advance GDP in the US, which is expected to fall by a huge 5.4%. In Japan, much data is released: the yearly Household Spending is expected to drop by 3.6%. The Tokyo Core CPI is expected to rise by