posted by
FXTimes
325 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales, Employment
made popular 325 days ago
Tomorrow's key fundamental release will be the ISM Non-Manufacturing index, a measure of the US services sector - which makes up about 85% of the economy. Positive data can help give the USD some strength, as we would move one step away from the
posted by
stevendraper29
330 days ago
in Retail Sales
made popular 330 days ago
UN officials stressed the importance of public-private partnerships for combating non-communicable diseases and ensuring strong global health care
posted by
ramillav
330 days ago
in NZD, Retail Sales, Consumer
made popular 330 days ago
The National Bank of New Zealand Business Confidence June 2011 was originally published in http://www.nationalbank.co.nz/. No copyright infringement intended. This is made available on Scribd for the convenience of readers of the International Bu
posted by
FXTimes
331 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales, Employment
made popular 331 days ago
We had a good mix of data from Germany today including news that German banks were on-board for participation in a voluntary debt rollover as part of a second Greek bailout. On the data front we saw retail sales fall sharply in May, and the numbe
posted by
BinaryOptionStrategy
348 days ago
in Fundamental, Inflation, Retail Sales
made popular 348 days ago
Traders were watching the credit markets in the past week, particularly when the Fed refused bids on half the $3.8 billion securities for sale in its auction of mortgage assets. Bonds backed by subprime mortgages were among the first to shows sig
posted by
eToro
353 days ago
in Technical, Retail Sales, Manufacturing
made popular 353 days ago
European stocks closed slightly higher on Tuesday, after 4 days of declines. The FTSE 100 closed up +1.49 or 0.03% to 5,864.65, the DAX gained +18.68 ...
posted by
ramillav
358 days ago
in Technical, Daily, Retail Sales
made popular 358 days ago
Once again many market economists and media commentators have been brought undone by the economy.
posted by
FXTimes
388 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, Retail Sales
made popular 387 days ago
The EUR/USD was able to brush off some negative fundamentals – a poor retail sales report as well as the announcement of the terms of the bailout for Portugal – and recouped its earlier losses. Expectations are building for a hawkish Trichet and
posted by
FXTimes
393 days ago
in Fundamental, Inflation, Retail Sales
made popular 393 days ago
Inflation in the Euro-zone climbed in April, surprising forecasts to the upside. The annual rate of the CPI is now running at 2.8%, stronger than the 2.7% seen in March. It's the highest inflation rate since October 2008. Higher inflation can den
posted by
FXTimes
400 days ago
in GBP, Fundamental, Retail Sales
made popular 400 days ago
The pound had a very strong session today boosted by better than expected retail sales and a government borrowing report that showed Britain’s budget deficit came in below economists expectations. The two pieces of news strengthened the case that
posted by
FXTimes
409 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales, Employment
made popular 408 days ago
Today’s session saw 3 key fundamental releases. In the US, headline retail sales missed forecasts, but looking at the insides of the report, we see that “core” sales were still strong. In the UK, the number of workers filing for unemployment bene
posted by
FXTimes
409 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales, Employment
made popular 409 days ago
Do we continue to have markets concerned about global growth and US growth, causing continued declines in equities and commodities, or does the market move back towards risk appetite. Heading into the Asian session, it seems that “Risk-Off” tradi