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Forex Weekly Outlook February 13-17

Forex Weekly Outlook February 13-17

After some temporary attention to the US, the focus certainly returned to Athens in a very busy week, that left the greenback almost unchanged. Apart from Greek news, we have GDP in the euro-zone and Japan, employment figures in the UK and Australia, and the FOMC Meeting Minutes as the main events lined up this

EUR/USD Jan. 18 – Slips From Double Top on New Debt Crisis Worries

EUR/USD Jan. 18 – Slips From Double Top on New Debt Crisis Worries

Euro dollar is slipping from high range, after finding limits for the rally. Strong German indicators and a yet another positive bond auction in Spain certainly help. On the other hand, the growing chance of a Greek default, the deterioration of Portugal and a new threat on Italy all weigh heavily on the common currency. Here’s

Forex Daily Outlook January 18 2012

Forex Daily Outlook January 18 2012

TIC Long-Term Purchases in the US and Claimant Count Change in the UK are the main events today.  Here is an outlook on the market-movers awaiting us In the US, Producer Price Index (PPI); primary sign of consumer inflation that value the producer’s price change of finished goods and services, deduction is expected from 0.3%

Forex Weekly Outlook January 16-20

Forex Weekly Outlook January 16-20

The dollar made an impressing comeback at the end of a very eventful week. Will this continue? German ZEW Economic Sentiment, a rate decision in Canada, employment data in Australia and US housing figures are the highlights of this week. Here is an outlook on the main events in the week ahead. Last week, the

EUR/USD Dec. 15 – Good News But No Recovery

EUR/USD Dec. 15 – Good News But No Recovery

Euro dollar is stabilizing around 1.30, yet again licking the wounds after a fall. The Swiss authorities didn’t chose to weaken the franc against the euro, and this weighed on the single currency. On the other hand, better than expected PMIs and a very successful bond auction in Spain helped the pair stabilize. This is a

Forex Daily Outlook December 15 2011

Forex Daily Outlook December 15 2011

Unemployment Claims and PPI in the US are the major market-movers. Let see what awaits us today. In the US, Unemployment Claims, measures the unemployment insurance that was filed on the last month, predicted to rise by 8K up to 389K More in the US, Treasury International Capital (TIC), Long-Term Purchases, value the difference between foreign

Forex Weekly Outlook December 12-16

Forex Weekly Outlook December 12-16

The highly anticipated EU Summit provided mixed results, and currencies remained mixed after a volatile week. The focus now moves to the other side of the Atlantic – to the FOMC decision. In addition, we have German ZEW Economic Sentiment, US retail sales, and Unemployment claims as important market movers this week. Here is an

EUR/USD Nov. 16 – Everybody’s Waiting for the ECB

EUR/USD Nov. 16 – Everybody’s Waiting for the ECB

Euro dollar made a sharp move higher but quickly fell after hitting resistance. Everybody is looking for the ECB to save the day: Spain, France and Italy’s Unicredit all seek help. Is European QE around the corner? We have more important US figures after yesterday’s positive ones. Here’s a quick update on technicals, fundamentals and what’s

Forex Daily Outlook November 16 2011

Forex Daily Outlook November 16 2011

BOE Inflation Report in the US and Claimant Count Change in the UK are the main events today.  Here is an outlook on the market-movers awaiting us In the US, Consumer Price Index (CPI), value the consumer’s price change of goods and services, due to reduce by 0.3% this month, while the Core CPI (apart

Forex Weekly Outlook November 14-18

Forex Weekly Outlook November 14-18

Despite all the extreme action, the dollar ended week little changed. Euro-Zone German ZEW Economic Sentiment, US PPI, US Philly Fed Manufacturing Index and US Unemployment Claims are the upcoming featured events this week. Here is an outlook on the main market-movers. Last week Italy became the main player in the EU debt crisis scene