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Forex Daily Outlook – December 9th 2009
The focus today will be on the British government’s Annual Pre-Budget Release, which is expected to encounter the huge deficit. We also have a rate decision from New Zealand among other events. Let’s see what’s up for today: British figures start the day again: Nationwide Consumer Confidence is released 36 hours before the rate decision
Forex Weekly Outlook – December 7-11
Non-Farm Payrolls brought an excellent surprise to the dollar. In the upcoming week we’ll indeed see if the tables have turned. Rate decisions are expected this week in Britain, Switzerland, Canada and New Zealand. Also note employment figures in Australia and American Retail Sales to close the week. Thursday is an extremely crowded day. Here’s
Forex Daily Outlook – October 28th 2009
Risk aversion continues to dominate the markets, and the US dollar enjoys it. Today’s highlights are Durable Goods Orders, New Home Sales and an interesting rate decision in New Zealand. Let’s see what’s on the menu today: Australian CPI rose by 1% in the previous quarter, exceeding expectations of a 0.9% rise. Trimmed Mean CPI
Forex Weekly Outlook – October 26-30 2009
The last week of October provides American and Canadian GDP, rate decision in New Zealand and Japan, and many other important figures from all over the globe. Will the dollar continue weakening? Let’s see what will affect the markets this week. General dollar weakness didn’t affect all the currencies. Some have their own troubles. In
New Zealand Rates Unchanged – Kiwi Makes A Roundtrip
The interest rate in New Zealand remained unchanged at 2.5%. In the official RBNZ rate statement, the first paragraph talks about recovery while the last paragraph hints of future rate cuts. The kiwi went down just before the statement only to go up. A similar knee-jerk reaction was seen with Non-Farm Payrolls. Such events are
Forex Daily Outlook – September 9th 2009
After the big dollar fall yesterday, the markets have stalled at the new levels. Will the dollar continue tumbling today? A rate decision in New Zealand, the Beige Book and other indicators will be published today. Let’s see what’s on the menu today. Australian Westpac Consumer Sentiment rose by 5.2%, more than 3.7% last time.
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,
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
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