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Forex Weekly Outlook – June 29 – July 3 2009
The king of forex – Non-Farm Payrolls, is published early – on Thursday. There are lots of other major figures in the start of the third quarter: ISM Manufacturing PMI, interest rate decision in Europe, Tankan Manufacturing Index in Japan and a big bulk of data from Britain. Let’s see what’s on the menu this week
Loonie Stays Behind – Mid Week Overview
The US dollar is suffering from losses across the board. Out of the three currencies that I’ve covered, only the Canadian dollar stayed behind. The Pound and the Aussie continued enjoyed the dollar’s fall. Here’s an overview of the week so far, and an outlook towards the data-rich Thursday and Friday. British Pound Original coverage:
Forex Daily Outlook – June 3rd 2009
Australian GDP, British and American PMI and Ben Bernanke’s testament are the main indicators for today. And there are lots more. Let’s see what’s on the menu… The day starts with a major indicator: Australia’s GDP is published. GDP is expected to have fallen by 0.2% in the first quarter of 2009. If expectations come
Britain’s Got Talent? Pound Outlook
After swinging and dancing, the British Pound finished the week almost 300 pips higher. With no significant technical hurdles, only a comeback of the dollar or bad British data can stop it. And what data awaits the Pound? Here are 5 key events to watch for: Halifax HPI, Manufacturing PMI, Services PMI, PPI and of
Forex Weekly Outlook – June 1-5 2009
Get ready for a wild week in forex trading. As always in the beginning of the month, the king of forex: Non-Farm Payrolls is dominant. We have rate decisions from Europe, Britain, Canada and Australia. Yup, everything happens this week. And there are loads of other major indicators. Hold tight! Only a big surprise this
Forex Weekly Outlook – May 4 – 8 2009
Big week ahead in forex trading: Non-Farm Payrolls, Rate decision from Europe, Britain and Australia and employment figures from all over the globe promise an exciting week. Also note the Stress Test results. Let’s dive into the main events for this week: Monday, May 4th: Both British and Japanese banks are on holiday, so trading
Critical Week For The Pound
The British Pound has recovered nicely, and played with 1.50. Next week’s major indicators will play a crucial role in the direction of the Pound. GBP/USD has traded above the magical 1.50 line for the first time since the beginning of the year. This shows the strength of cable. On April 3rd, I gathered the
Comeback of the Pound
The British Pound had a marvelous performance this week. It broke upwards against the dollar and the Euro, and showed some positive economic news for a change. Will Britain emerge quickly from the crisis? GBP/USD is now trading at 1.4820, a price not seen in a long time. This is higher than last week’s peak,
Forex Daily Outlook – April 3rd 2009
King of Forex, Non-Farm Payrolls, will dominate the day. Current expectations are for a drop of 659K jobs. Apart from NFP, British, European and American Services PMI figures will be closely watched. Echoes from the G20 summit will also move the markets. The day starts with German Import Prices, which are expected to drop by 0.3%.
Forex Daily Outlook – March 4th 2009
In this mad forex week, Wednesday is relatively a “calm before the storm”. But it’s only relatively, since there are a few important releases today as well, that could help the Euro decide if it’s really breaking out… Australia, the country down under with up over interest rates, showed a surprising contraction: GDP fell by