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Forex Weekly Outlook – July 27-31 2009
The last week of July begins slowly but ends with a bang: American GDP for the first quarter. Also note Durable Goods Orders, a rate decision in New Zealand and GDP in Canada. Let’s see what’s up for the last week of July, and also the last week before the NFA ruling is here
Forex Daily Outlook – June 10th 2009
After two slow days, the economic calendar is fully packed today: Trade Balance in Britain, Canada and the US, an interest rate decision in New Zealand and GDP in Japan are the highlights. And there’s lots more. Let’s see what’s on the menu… Australian Home Loans start the day. After rising by 4.9%, they are
Forex Weekly Outlook – April 27 – May 1 2009
This week, features interest rate decisions from the US, Japan and New Zealand. Advance GDP in the US will also be in the limelight, as well as the ISM Manufacturing PMI. Let’s dive into the important figures for the upcoming forex trading week. Monday, April 27th: GfK German Consumer Climate will start the forex trading week, and
NZD/USD on the Edge
The New Zealand dollar got two major blows this evening: A big rate cut and a bad Trade Balance. Looking at forex charts, NZD/USD is on the edge of major support line. Breaking it could show the way for deep plunge. First, RBNZ cut the interest rate by 1.5%! This dramatic cut was more than
Forex Daily Analysis – January 28 2009
Wednesday, January 28th, features a rate decision by the Federal Reserve. A cur isn’t expected, but the statement will be of interest to traders. Also New Zealand will feature a rate decision, and in Germany there are some important releases today. For those trading the Aussie, the quarterly CPI will be published at 00:30 GMT.
Forex Weekly Outlook – Januray 26-30 2009
The upcoming week in forex trading features a return of data from the US. The two major events are a new interest rate on Wednesday (probably unchanged), and the Advance GDP on Friday.Also Home Sales information will be in the limelight in America. This week, it’s New Zealand turn to slash interest rates, Canada will