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user's latest post:
Daily Economic Commentary: Japan...
Published (2009-12-27 21:56:00)
The yen was not able to keep up with the dollar in last week’s pre-Christmas trading. Instead, it closed mixed against the other currency big boys. Japan’s BSI manufacturing index came in better-than-expected at 13.2, above the 11.2 consensus. Still, fourth quarter BSI score is below last period’s 15.5 mark, indicating that optimism in the sector is dwindling. Based on the survey, companies see a 23.5% drop in capital spending and a...
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White House Delaying Release of...
Published (2009-12-30 12:34:00)
19% increase in US budget deficit to $1.5 Trillion in the coming fiscal year. Who said "Budget deficits don't matter" ...? If I remember right it was D. Cheney. Now, they can throw as many numbers and forecasts around as they want. In the end it boils down to one thing... Confidence. All activity of global central banks and FED in particular is aimed to ensure that confidence in the paper crap called currencies,...
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FOMC Meeting Begins Today
Published (2009-12-30 08:58:00)
The USD continued to gain against the EUR and GBP on Monday on a day without any major economic U.S. data. After Friday?s rather significant volatility, yesterday?s trading was tame and this may have to do with the two days of meetings that the FOMC will begin today in Washington. The equities markets traded in negative territory on Monday as traders seemed to be looking for a respite after the last few weeks of strong rallies, and they appear...
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Important Data Today - 23-10-09
Published (2009-12-30 04:30:00)
Today the most important data will be Manufacturing PMI from Germany, France and Eurozone, and Germany IFO business climate, which shall be highly important data today. In the UK, we have preliminary GDP report. In the US, we have Bernake speech, which everyone will be awaiting for, and the number of homes for sale.
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Is USD Pullback here to stay??
Published (2009-12-30 08:29:00)
With US economy improving as the data suggests, Fed has once again (as always) come into the limelight, though this time expectations are real high. With retail sales picking up (may be due to festive season and special sales like Black Friday sales), NFP data improving (though there is still a question mark on it as stated in the last article) it is becoming certain that US economy has bottomed out and has started on the path of recovery....
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USD Finished the US Session...
Published (2009-12-22 06:56:00)
The majority of Global Equity Markets finished last week slightly ahead looking week over week. Friday did see a sell-off ahead of the weekend in both the first and second sessions with only the DJIA advancing just marginally to close at 10,328. The Dollar finished the U.S session mixed across the G-10. The DXY closed at 77.821, a level not seen in nearly 3 months. Gold finished the day gaining $14.30 to close at 1,113.20 after settling below...
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Latest active threads on Fundamental-ville::
Started 5 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-07-21 06:50:00)
by cas
Well, according to Bernanke the FED has got an exit strategy to end Quantitative Easing a.k.a. printing fiat-money=I.O.U's until all the trees of this planet are gone because of the paper needed to print trillions and trillions of I.O.U's .
There is no chance in hell the FED will ease QE because it would mean the immediate bankruptcy of the financial system worldwide a.k.a. fiat-money ...
Started 4 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-08-11 07:58:00)
by mercaforex Newbie
The USD continued to gain against the EUR and GBP on Monday on a day without any major economic U.S. data. After Fridays rather significant volatility, yesterdays trading was tame and this may have to do with the two days of meetings that the FOMC will begin today in Washington. The equities markets traded in negative territory on Monday as traders seemed to be looking for a respite after the ...
Started 4 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-08-12 07:53:00)
by mercaforex mercaforex is offline Newbie
As suspected it would occur, the USD traded in a rather consolidated range against all of the major currencies on Tuesday as investors appeared to be more inclined to wait for todays FOMC Statement. The U.S. did release its Prelim Non Farm Productivity report yesterday and it showed an increase of 6.4%, which was above the estimate of 5.2%. The number highlights that employers are getting more ...
Started 3 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-08 07:41:00)
by mercaforex mercaforex is offline Junior Member
USD:
The greenback floundered during the day as the U.S. celebrated its Labor Day holiday. The greenback moved in a tight range leaving most traders room to contemplate what will take place over the coming days. There is not much in the way of critical data on schedule from the States until Thursday. Today only the Consumer Credit figures are due. This does however bring up the subject of ...
Started 2 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-30 04:30:00)
by stifxnews
Today the most important data will be Manufacturing PMI from Germany, France and Eurozone, and Germany IFO business climate, which shall be highly important data today. In the UK, we have preliminary GDP report.
In the US, we have Bernake speech, which everyone will be awaiting for, and the number of homes for sale.
Started 2 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-30 04:06:00)
by stifxnews
Good Morning.
Today we have the monthly bulletin report from the ECB ( European Central Bank), followed by Industrial production report at 10:00 GMT.
In Canada we have New Housing price Index data coming out at 13:30 GMT, indicating any change in selling price of the new homes, forecasted at 0.2%, previous 0.1%.
In US we have important data of unemployment claims at 13:30 GMT, ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:45:00)
by forexgump
The yen was the biggest loser in yesterday’s trading session as it fell sharply versus both the dollar and the euro. Positive data that came out of Japan gave a nice background for risk appetite to slightly pop its head back into the market.
Household spending surprised when it showed that spending increased by 0.3% instead of the 1.5% decline initially expected. Employee earnings were ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:42:00)
by forexgump
The “Swissy” went range bound mode yesterday when it depreciated to the 1.0900 price level during the Asian session and then taking back all of its lost ground as the Euro session went by. No economic data was released yesterday.
The UBS consumption indicator will print later at 6 am GMT. The report basically acts like a leading index because it combines five economic indicators, some ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:35:00)
by forexgump
The “Kiwi’s” gain yesterday was more exaggerated as it blew past previous week’s high and the significant 0.6500 price level yesterday. Positive economic data that came out of New Zealand helped immensely. Its trade balance printed a whopping 858 million dollar surplus, more than three times the 280 million dollar surplus initially predicted.
Later at 5 am GMT, National Bank of New Zealand ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 22:36:00)
by forexgump
The USD started the week by garnering some gains as China reaffirmed the reserve status of the USD. Peoples Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said that Chinas foreign exchange reserve policy is quite stable and that they do not to diversify out of their USD-denominated assets for the time being. Risk appetite began to take effect in the middle of the day, causing the USD to weaken against ...
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Hot threads for last week on Fundamental-ville::
Started 5 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-07-21 06:50:00)
by cas
Well, according to Bernanke the FED has got an exit strategy to end Quantitative Easing a.k.a. printing fiat-money=I.O.U's until all the trees of this planet are gone because of the paper needed to print trillions and trillions of I.O.U's .
There is no chance in hell the FED will ease QE because it would mean the immediate bankruptcy of the financial system worldwide a.k.a. fiat-money ...
Started 2 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-30 04:30:00)
by stifxnews
Today the most important data will be Manufacturing PMI from Germany, France and Eurozone, and Germany IFO business climate, which shall be highly important data today. In the UK, we have preliminary GDP report.
In the US, we have Bernake speech, which everyone will be awaiting for, and the number of homes for sale.
Started 2 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-30 04:06:00)
by stifxnews
Good Morning.
Today we have the monthly bulletin report from the ECB ( European Central Bank), followed by Industrial production report at 10:00 GMT.
In Canada we have New Housing price Index data coming out at 13:30 GMT, indicating any change in selling price of the new homes, forecasted at 0.2%, previous 0.1%.
In US we have important data of unemployment claims at 13:30 GMT, ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:45:00)
by forexgump
The yen was the biggest loser in yesterday’s trading session as it fell sharply versus both the dollar and the euro. Positive data that came out of Japan gave a nice background for risk appetite to slightly pop its head back into the market.
Household spending surprised when it showed that spending increased by 0.3% instead of the 1.5% decline initially expected. Employee earnings were ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:42:00)
by forexgump
The “Swissy” went range bound mode yesterday when it depreciated to the 1.0900 price level during the Asian session and then taking back all of its lost ground as the Euro session went by. No economic data was released yesterday.
The UBS consumption indicator will print later at 6 am GMT. The report basically acts like a leading index because it combines five economic indicators, some ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:35:00)
by forexgump
The “Kiwi’s” gain yesterday was more exaggerated as it blew past previous week’s high and the significant 0.6500 price level yesterday. Positive economic data that came out of New Zealand helped immensely. Its trade balance printed a whopping 858 million dollar surplus, more than three times the 280 million dollar surplus initially predicted.
Later at 5 am GMT, National Bank of New Zealand ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 22:36:00)
by forexgump
The USD started the week by garnering some gains as China reaffirmed the reserve status of the USD. Peoples Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said that Chinas foreign exchange reserve policy is quite stable and that they do not to diversify out of their USD-denominated assets for the time being. Risk appetite began to take effect in the middle of the day, causing the USD to weaken against ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 19:07:00)
by forexgump
The pound rallied nicely yesterday as poor economic data that came out. Traders just shrugged off the big drop in net lending to individuals for May. It reported that lending was only 600 million pounds and not 1.3 billion like initially expected. Mortgage approvals were the same as May’s figure at 43,000, slightly lower than forecast.
UK’s economic cupboard is packed for today. First up at ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:51:00)
by forexgump
The euro traded in a firmer tone yesterday as it tested the 1.4100 price level again. The reading on consumer confidence helped euro bulls take it all the way up there. It came out at -25, less bad than the -29 prediction.
Looking ahead, the European Central Banks interest rate decision is scheduled on Thursday. This is certainly an event traders will be watching out for as there has ...
Started 6 months ago (2009-06-30 18:38:00)
by forexgump
The “Loonie” held a reserved tone yesterday as it traded in a very tight 90 pip range. Absence of economic data from Canada didn’t kept volatility muted all throughout the trading session.
Expect to see Canada’s gross domestic product later at 12:30 pm GMT. As the broadest measure of a country’s economic health, investors and traders will surely be watching results on this report. The ...
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