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Eurozone March Unemployme ...

Latest data from Eurostat indicates Europe's unemployment rate at 10.9%, the highest since 1999 when the Euro was born. Slow

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Eurozone & China April PMI’s – summarised in 5 key charts

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If You Can't Beat 'Em, Jo ...

Yesterday, the minutes of the most recently concluded MPC monetary policy meeting revealed that Adam Posen, one of the two du

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AustralianNew Car Sales F ...

New motor vehicle sales in Australia increased 4 percent from a month earlier in seasonally adjusted terms in March, the Aust

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Chinese economic data sur ...

Different readings between rival Chinese manufacturing surveys for March had analysts searching for answers Monday, with some

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China manufacturing activ ...

This morning (Sunday 1 April 2012) marked the release of China’s official Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) and the HSBC/Mark

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U.S. Durable and Capital ...

Today, the U.S. Census Bureau published its monthly report on the changes in U.S. durable goods manufactures' shipments, inve

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Europe’s Economic Woes ...

If you are not convinced that China Manufacturing data is bad coming in at 48.1 where for the past five months it has been co

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Daily Outlook - China Slo ...

The USD saw a weak HSBC Chinese PMI print for March at 48.1 vs. 49.6 along with concerns that world's largest manufacturer wa

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IMF Requires More Austeri ...

The IMF is starting to shake its big tail again. Requiring 12 billion euros of more austerity measures for Greece to close th

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US Dollar Weekly – More Disappointing Data Ahead

posted by Avatar forexalliancecom 245 days ago in USD, Weekly, Manufacturing made popular 245 days ago

With the Federal Reserve decision out of the way, currency traders will look towards key US economic data that is set for release this coming week. Although there is a bevy of schedule events, the week’s sentiment will come down to three major r read more
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China May Be Rich, But It Can't Save the Euro Zone

posted by Avatar EJSuratos 246 days ago in EUR, Special, Manufacturing made popular 246 days ago

Word got out last week that China is gonna step up its game, play superhero, and save the euro zone from its debt crisis. If I'm not mistaken, the rumor started when news hit the airwaves that Chinese officials discussed their plans of buying Ita read more
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What’s Happening With Currencies – September 15, 2011

posted by Avatar forexalliancecom 254 days ago in EUR, Daily, Manufacturing made popular 254 days ago

It’s an exciting day to be in the currency markets. With the European financial crisis still looming over the euro, global central banks from Japan, US , UK and Europe announced a coordinated effort to provide European banks with much needed liq read more
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Is USDJPY Set For A Temporary Bounce?

posted by Avatar forexalliancecom 267 days ago in JPY, Special, Manufacturing made popular 267 days ago

On September 1st, Brazilian central bankers cut the benchmark Selic rate by 50 basis points, lowering the rate to 12%. A surprise to the markets, the decision comes as policymakers are growing increasingly concerned about the country’s pace of g read more
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UK Data Means More Dovish BOE; GBP/USD, GBP/AUD to Fall

posted by Avatar FXTimes 267 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, Manufacturing made popular 267 days ago

Today's manufacturing report accelerated the Pound's losses against the Dollar and other key rivals (though not the EUR). The prospect of further deterioration in macro data opens up the possibility we will have some further quantitative easing f read more
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ISM Manufacturing Report Lessens Chance of Fed QE, USD Gains

posted by Avatar FXTimes 268 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing made popular 267 days ago

The ISM Manufacturing Index came in stronger than expected for August, helping to inject a strong shot of risk-appetite into markets that were bracing for a negative reading. The fact that manufacturing did not contract lessens the prospect that read more
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US Datastream Remains Negative with New Home Sales, Richmond

posted by Avatar FXTimes 277 days ago in Fundamental, Housing, Manufacturing made popular 277 days ago

We have another batch of weak economic data coming from the US, this time from the housing and manufacturing sectors. New home sales fell for a 3rd straight month, and are at the weakest level in 5 months, while the Richmond Fed Index fell to -10 read more
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GBP Slides vs Other Yielders Despite Better Second-Tier Data

posted by Avatar FXTimes 277 days ago in GBP, Housing, Manufacturing made popular 277 days ago

In the UK, we saw fundamental data come in a bit better than expected, which helped the GBP to rally against the USD, but it fell back against the EUR, AUD, NZD, and JPY, showing that while it was better than the laggard USD, the GBP was shedding read more
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Wall Street Sentiment Craters Following Unexpected Data

posted by Avatar eToro 281 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing made popular 281 days ago

Like their European counterparts, U.S. equity markets took a beating today, led lower by financials which sold off in sympathy with European bank shares. Investor sentiment declined on worse than expected economic data, higher than expected infla read more
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Why The Philly Fed Report Was That Much Worse

posted by Avatar forexalliancecom 282 days ago in USD, Special, Manufacturing made popular 281 days ago

On August 18th, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released its report on the region’s manufacturing sector. The results were catastrophic. Not only did the report fall below expectations, the gauge actually plunged to the lowest level in read more
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US July Production Data Jolts Markets with Some “Risk On” Se

posted by Avatar FXTimes 284 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing made popular 284 days ago

US industrial production data came in better than expected in July and that helped to boost risk sentiment in US equities. The reaction in currency markets was a move towards higher yielders and commodity currencies and away from the US dollar. H read more
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US Dollar Preview: Empire Manufacturing Index Set To Rise

posted by Avatar forexalliancecom 285 days ago in USD, Daily, Manufacturing made popular 285 days ago

With some European banks closed for regional holidays, there isn’t a whole lot of economic data today. The same goes for the US schedule.

The Empire State manufacturing index will be the first US report for the New York morning. Estimates ar read more