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Forex Daily Outlook – June 8th 2009
Canadian Hosuing Starts and German Factory Orders are the highlights of this relatively quiet day. The markets will also digest the growing possibility of a global reserve currency that will replace the dollar. Outlook for the first day of the forex trading week: John Lipsky, a senior member of the IMF, said that a global, delinked currency
Forex Weekly Outlook – June 8-12 2009
After a wild week that exceeded expectations, this week is relatively quiet. Trade Balance will be published almost everywhere. American Retail Sales will also stand out, as well as an interest rate from New Zealand. Here are the major events for this week: Non-Farm Payrolls closed the week with a big surprise. The dollar won
Forex Daily Outlook – May 11th 2009
The week starts without too many indicators. Do note French Industrial Production and a speech by Ben Bernanke. Let’s see what’s up. Australia starts the forex week with the NAB Business Confidence, a good indicator for Australia’s strong economy. In Japan, Prelim Machine Tool Orders might recover from the deep falls last time. In Europe, French Industrial Production is expected
Forex Daily Outlook – April 14th 2009
It’s back to business after the long Easter weekend. The main event for today is American Core Retail Sales. Also note an interesting speech by Bernanke. Here’s what’s up: Australian NAB Business Confidence is a good indicator of the Australian economy. Last time it fell by 22 points. Where will it go this time? American Retail
Forex Daily Outlook – March 10th 2009
After Monday didn’t bring us much news but some fine breakouts, Tuesday has a wide range data, with British Manufacturing Production and a speech by Ben Bernanke as the highlights of the day. Let’s see what’s up. Right at midnight GMT, the beaten British Pound will get more news: BRC Retail Sales Monitor and RICS House Price Balance
Forex Weekly Outlook – March 9-13 2009
After a wild week, the forex market returns to a rather normal week. Major events are the new interest rates from New Zealand and Switzerland, Japanese Final GDP, Australian and Canadian employment figures, American Retail Sales and Trade Balance in both Canada and the US. Here’s the menu for the second week of March: Monday,
Forex Daily Analysis – February 10th 2009
Tuesday morning begins with a somewhat stronger dollar, after weakening yesterday. Barack Obama seems to renew his election campaign, going out to the public and talking about the stimulus plan. Not much data today, but many speeches will dominate forex trading. Data began pouring from Britain with a disappointing figure: RICS House Price Balance -76.3%. More
Forex Weekly Outlook – February 9-13 2009
The second week of February begins in a slow pace, with more speeches than real economic data. It gradually gains pace, with Trade Balance in Canada and the US on Wednesday, Australian Employment Data on Thursday, and American Retail Sales on Thursday. On Friday 13th, European GDP will dominate the day, as well as UoM