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Forex Daily Outlook – May 20th 2009
Wednesday features a nice bunch of releases: British Meeting Minutes, Canadian CPI and the FOMC’s Meeting Minutes will dominate today’s trading. And there’s more… In Australia, Westpac Consumer Sentiment is a good indicator for the economy. It went up by 8.3% last time. Will it continue rising? Also in Australia, Wage Price Index is expected
Forex Weekly Outlook – May 18-22 2009
It’s an interesting week ahead in forex: GDP figures in Britain and Japan, CPI in Britain and Canada and American Building Permits in the US are the highlights this week. Let’s see what other major indicators are due this week. Sunday, May 17th: Yup, important indicators start early, with the PPI Input in New Zealand.
Forex Daily Outlook – May 14th 2009
Thursday has less indicators than Wednesday and Friday, but there still are important figures, such as American Unemployment Claims and PPI. Let’s see what’s up: Swiss PPI is expected to turn positive, and rise by 0.6%. At the same time, SNB Governing Board Member Thomas Jordan will speak. He has moved the markets before. It may
Forex Weekly Outlook – May 11 – 15 2009
The upcoming week in forex trading provides important indicators throughout the week. Note the Trade Balance on Tuesday, British employment figures and American Retail Sales on Wednesday, and a big Friday with German GDP, American CPI and more. Let’s dive into the major events this week: Monday, May 11th: The week starts slowly in forex trading.
Forex Daily Outlook – May 5th 2009
Things are warming up in: Australia publishes a new interest rate, and Ben Bernanke testifies today. There are other important indicators. So what’s on the menu? Australia’s Building Approvals will be a nice warmup to the interest rate decision later on. They’re expected to rise by 2.6%, after climbing by 7.8% last time. Australian Cash Rate
Forex Daily Outlook – April 22nd 2009
British Figures dominate the day, with Claimant Count Change, MPC Meeting Minutes and the Annual Budget Release being in the center. And there’s more from other places on the globe. Let’s see what’s up for today: Australia’s quarterly CPI opens the forex trading day. It’s expected to rise by 0.5%, after last quarter’s fall of 0.3%. But after
Forex Daily Outlook – April 21st 2009
Tuesday features lots of figures from around the world. Canadian interest rate, German ZEW Economic Sentiment and British CPI will be in the limelight. Let’s see what’s up for today. Australia starts the day with the Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes. In its last decision, the RBA cut the rate by 0.25%, a compromise between mixed expectations. To
Forex Daily Outlook – April 20th 2009
The forex trading week starts slowly. There are a few indicators from all over the world, but nothing really major. But as seen in previous weeks, weekend gaps can sure appear, especially in the Euro. Let’s see what’s up for today: British Rightmove HPI starts the Forex Week. Last time it rose by 0.9%. Is the
Forex Weekly Outlook – April 20-24 2009
This week features Home Sales data in the US, a rate decision in Canada, British GDP and many more interesting economic figures that will move the markets. Some currencies are at critical levels, and might set a new course this week. Let’s dive into the major events this week: Monday, April 20th: Australia’s PPI is
Forex Daily Outlook – April 16th 2009
Lots of inflation figures will be released today all over the world. Also note the recovering American housing figures and the weekly Unemployment Claims. Let’s see what’s up today. In Australia, the RBA Monthly Bulletin will give a good indication on the Australian economy. In Switzerland, deflation fears are real – PPI is expected to