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Forex Daily Outlook – December 14 2010
US Retail Sales, FOMC statement, US PPI and German ZEW Economic Sentiment are the leading events on this busy day. Let’s see what awaits us today. In the US, Retail Sales a primary gauge of consumer spending, which accounts for the majority of overall economic activity is likely to drop by 0.5%, while the Core
USD/JPY Outlook – December 13-17
Tankan Manufacturing Index is the highlight of this week. Here’s an outlook for the Japanese events and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY. Japan’s economy grew a revised 1.1 % in July-September from the previous quarter but that offered little comfort to policymakers worried by slowing growth in the current quarter. The October-December quarter is
Forex Daily Outlook – September 28 2010
U.S. CB Consumer Confidence, Britain Final GDP and Trade Balance and Tankan Manufacturing Index in Japan are the main events on our calendar today. Here is an outlook on the market moving activities ahead. In the US, CB Consumer Confidence released monthly scored 53.5 points last month This 5,000 people survey is now expected a
USD/JPY Outlook – September 27 October 1
After a week of holidays, the Japanese calendar is full again. Here’s an outlook for the Japanese events, and an updated technical analysis for USD/JPY. USD/JPY daily graph with support and resistance lines marked. Click to enlarge: Echoes of the big intervention in the yen are still felt, with mini follow up interventions, or rumors
Forex Daily Outlook – June 30 2010
American ADP Non-Farm Payrolls, Canada’s GDP, British Final GDP, Swiss KOF Economic Barometer and Japan’s Tankan Manufacturing Index make the current headlines. Let’s review today’s activities. In the US, American ADP Non-Farm Payrolls: The report for the private sector is sometimes called the “mini Non-Farm Payrolls”. In many months, it didn’t predict the direction of
Forex Daily Outlook – December 14th 2009
The new forex week starts with the Euro at crossroads, after tumbling down on Friday. European industrial production stands out today, among other events. Let’s see what’s up for today: Japan provides a strong start to the day, with the release of the Tankan Manufacturing Index. This important indicator is expected to advance to -26