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British Pound Outlook – November 23-27
Looking for the latest outlook, for the current week? Check out the section: GBP/USD Forecast The greenback’s strength hit hard on the British Pound last week. The Pound faces the second version of the Q3 GDP which isn’t expected to change dramatically, among other events. Here’s an outlook for the upcoming week in Britain and
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 – August 27th 2009
After yesterday’s whopping Durable Goods Orders, could the GDP also surprise? A busy day expects us. Let’s see what’s up for today: Will the dollar strength continue today? Will the Pound continue it’s weakness? Many British figures will set the direction today
British Pound Outlook – August 24-28 2009
The British Pound traded in a narrow range this week, bouncing off resistance and support lines, and trading “by the book”. This week features 7 important British indicators, with the Revised GDP being the most important release. Here’s an outlook for this week’s events and a technical analysis for GBP/USD. GBP/USD forex chart with important
Forex Weekly Outlook – August 24-28 2009
The last week of August brings revised GDP figures in the US and Britain, Durable Goods Orders and more important releases. What will be the dollar’s direction this week? Here’s the weekly outlook. The US dollar made some late gains on Friday afternoon. The Jackson Hole conference going on during the weekend, with the positive feeling
Forex Daily Outlook – May 21st 2009
Thursday is busy as usual, despite some holidays in Europe: British Retail Sales, European PMI, and American Unemployment Claims will stand out today. And there’s more… Swiss, German and French banks are on holiday today, so trading might be slightly thinner than usual. Australia’s MI Inflation Expectations might rise on improving economic conditions. Also in
Forex Daily Analysis – February 24th 2009
Tuesday features lots of economic figures. German Ifo Business Climate, British CBI Realized Sales and American CB Consumer Confidence stand out. Let’s dive into it… In Europe, French Consumer Spending opens the day. Later on, at 9:00 GMT, the German Ifo Business Climate will shake the Euro. It’s expected to be stable, at 83.2 points. Also Europe’s Current Account (-14.3 billion)