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Forex Weekly Outlook – October 19-23 2009
After another week of general dollar weakness, this week’s highlights are housing data from the US, meeting minutes from all over the world, a rate decision in Canada and British GDP. There are many more important releases. Let’s see what’s expecting us this week: The past week showed us that also in the Asian sessions,
Forex Daily Outlook – October 6th 2009
Australia is the first country to raise interest rates. The move, that surprised the markets, sent shock waves to other currencies as well. And the day just began. Let’s see what’s expecting us in the rest of the day. Rate hike in Australia Glenn Stevens confirmed the rumor – his RBA raised the Australian Cash Rate
British Pound Outlook – October 5-9 2009
The Pound bounced off a resistance line and went back down, continuing to struggle. This week features a rate decision and 8 other important economic indicators that will move the Pound. Here’s an outlook for this week’s events and an updated technical analysis for GBP/USD GBP/USD forex chart with support and resistance lines marked on it. Click
Forex Weekly Outlook – October 5-9 2009
This week’s major events are rate decisions in Britain, Europe and Australia, employment figures and trade balance releases in many countries. After a week full with American releases, the limelight moves away from the US. There are lots of major releases worldwide. Let’s see the menu: Monday, October 5th: Australian ANZ Job Advertisements starts the
Forex Daily Outlook – September 8th 2009
The week opened with a breakout of NZD/USD and the confirmation of the AUD/USD breakout. The dollar’s weakness is felt across the board. Without any major American releases after the Labor Day holiday, British Manufacturing Production and German Industrial Production are the highlights of today. Let’s see what’s up for today. Australian NAB Business Confidence continued the
British Pound Outlook – September 7-11 2009
After a bad start, the Pound made a comeback and finished the week higher. It still trades in a range, like many other pairs. This week’s interest rate, as well as 9 other indicators will set the direction of the Pound. Here’s an outlook for this week’s key events, and an updated technical analysis for
Forex Weekly Outlook – September 7-11 2009
After an extremely busy week, the upcoming week is more relaxed, especially for North American traders, which enjoy the Labor Day weekend. Later in the week, things warm up with rate decisions from Britain, Canada and New Zealand, and many other important indicators. Non-Farm Payrolls, as well as a big number of other important indicators,