posted by
Shawn
7 days ago
in EUR, Economic Indicators
made popular 7 days ago
Bad news all around in the markets yesterday with the US Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index dropping sharply to -5.4 to knock the S&P 500 down nearly 1-1/2% and continue the current string of bearish US data. The bad news in the US and the continued ...
posted by
tradingtips
8 days ago
in Technical, Daily, Trade
made popular 8 days ago
The market is going down for both nifty and sensex and is trading with low pace it is advised to hold nifty with two to three days target.
posted by
Gimmy
8 days ago
in USD, EUR, JPY, CAD, AUD, Economic Indicators
made popular 8 days ago
There are no major data releases due today therefore we expect the AUD to continue to remain bearish. Majors: Adding to pressure on Wall Street overnight was a report out of the US showing manufacturing had unexpectedly contracted in May.
posted by
aaron
8 days ago
in AUD, Economic Indicators
made popular 8 days ago
Morning Sean, what the hell is happening on the AUD? ill say it again seanwe are due for a relief rally in the euro and a sell off in the dollar..the io or oi shows that each is exhausted and needs to correct..my only fear is that the newbies in ...
posted by
mattypark
8 days ago
in Economic Indicators
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The real RMB/USD exchange rate (adjusting for differences in the CPI in both countries) appreciated by about 42 percent. Using GDP deflators (instead of CPIs), the real RMB/USD exchange rate shows over 50 percent appreciation since July 2005.
posted by
smartypants
8 days ago
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"When you have this kind of inflow, a high CAD is normal," he said. CAD had touched 4 per cent of GDP at the end of December 2011. The Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into India in the last fiscal was around USD 36.50 billion (around Rs 1.82 lakh ...
posted by
rosales
8 days ago
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The benefits of addressing the Japanese market, whose population is less than half the one of the US (128 million people), are: (1) A high GDP/capita (2) Very good IT infrastructure (actually, far better than the US, according to Akamai).
posted by
InvestorsChoice
8 days ago
in Analysis, Economic Indicators
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Concerns over a deepening recession and weakness in the banking sector coupled with fears about Greece exiting the euro area triggered a sharp increase in Spain's borrowing costs at a short-term debt auction held on Thursday, which also saw ...
posted by
PipChecker
9 days ago
in Economic Indicators
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Yet, the market was not interested in employment figures that were fighting the trend of a double-dip recession. The focus was on the BoE's Quarterly Inflation report. This report projected that the first hike was likely after 1Q 2014.
posted by
whatadous
9 days ago
in EUR, Economic Indicators
made popular 9 days ago
A very quiet night of trade in the currency market due to Ascension day holiday in Continental Europe with EUR/USD consolidating its recent losses while cable saw more selling pressure on some dovish comments by David Cameron.
posted by
ctrlaltdel
9 days ago
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EUR/USD dropped following the GDP release, but the move could be seen more as a consolidation above the 1.2625 2012 lows, and less of a reaction to the expected economic contraction. DailyFX is the forex news and research arm of FXCM, Inc (NYSE: FXCM), ...
posted by
provision
9 days ago
in JPY, Economic Indicators
made popular 9 days ago
Another positive data for the Japanese economy came with the industrial production, rising 1.3% MoM in March and 14.2% over the last twelve months. No further data are expected for the rest of the week, although the yen would be under pressure as long ...