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Forex Daily Outlook – December 17th 2009
Life goes on after the FOMC Statement which creatively left the market unchanged. Today’s highlights are British retail sales, Canadian CPI and American jobless claims. Let’s see what’s up for today in forex trading: There are no significant events in Europe today, but I recommend reading Casey Stubbs’ article about the dollar strength and the Euro. A
Forex Daily Outlook – November 12th 2009
After remembrance day, the calendar is busy once again, with employment figures from the US and Australia standing out. Let’s see what awaiting us: A big drama was seen in Britain yesterday, with good employment figures helping the Pound, before Mervyn King sent it down. GBP/USD is back down at 1.6574. Today, no figures are
Forex Daily Outlook – October 15th 2009
CPI figures from Europe and from the US dominate the scene today, as the US dollar continues to go downhill. Will the fall continue? Let’s see what will impact trading today: Australia’s MI Inflation Expectations remained on 3.5%, exactly like last month. Glenn Stevens, governor of the RBA, hinted that more rate hikes are underway.
Forex Daily Outlook – September 16th 2009
The dollar continues to weaken, especially after Bernanke’s speech. Today’s calendar is packed with CPI from Europe and the US, employment figures in Britain and many other releases. Let’s see what’s up for today. Although the dollar weakens, it doesn’t affect all currencies. Mervyn King sent the Pound down yesterday. On the other side of
Swiss Franc Outlook – September 14-19 2009
The Swiss Franc has been one of the currencies that most enjoyed the dollar’s big fall last week. Together with the very crowded week ahead, the Swissy sure is worth to watch. Here’s an outlook for 5 key events and a technical analysis for USD/CHF. USD/CHF forex chart with support and resistance lines Last week’s
Forex Weekly Outlook – September 14-18 2009
After the dollar’s collapse last week, this week is full with American indicators. Rate decisions are due in Japan and in Switzerland. CPI and Retail Sales are published around the globe as well. Let’s go through the main events this week
Forex Daily Outlook – August 20th 2009
British Retail Sales and American Unemployment Claims are the highlights today. Let’s see what’s on the calendar. Yes, Australia starts the day again, this time with the RBA Monthly Bulletin. After the release of the Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes, this probably won’t add to much. Yesterday, the MI Leading Index moved the Aussie. For more on the Australian
Forex Daily Outlook – June 17th 2009
American CPI, Swiss Retail Sales and British employment figures are the highlights of today. In addition, Ben Bernanke will speak, and there are lots more indicators. Let’s see what’s expecting us on this very busy day. Australia starts the day with the MI Leading Index. Later, Housing Starts are expected to fall by 3.1%. In Japan,
Forex Daily Outlook – May 20th 2009
Wednesday features a nice bunch of releases: British Meeting Minutes, Canadian CPI and the FOMC’s Meeting Minutes will dominate today’s trading. And there’s more… In Australia, Westpac Consumer Sentiment is a good indicator for the economy. It went up by 8.3% last time. Will it continue rising? Also in Australia, Wage Price Index is expected
Forex Daily Outlook – March 19th 2009
The Federal Reserve provided all the price action in the world with yesterday’s big announcement, and sent the dollar down, after the beatings it took earlier this week.. Today, the market might still feel aftershocks from yesterday, and might feel something from today’s economic calendar, with the US Unemployment Claims at the center. Here’s what’s