posted by
maryleaf
329 days ago
in Technical, Housing
Recession has made entrepreneurs less human. Of course, when it comes to surviving stormy conditions, generosity is quite a rare thing to find. Restaurant industry is amongst the worst hit by recession.
posted by
ooogleemooglee
810 days ago
in Technical, Daily
EUR followed through to the downside in early morning trading today suggesting further decline towards its May 08'08 low at 1.5283 having cut through its .38 Fib Ret/Jun 05'08 low at 1.5360/64.Below the former will resume its short term downtrend ...
posted by
wiredprg
727 days ago
in Fundamental, Daily
A slew of data related to the labor market has been released on Thursday, with a pair of the reports raising some concerns about the strength of the August employment report due to be released by the Department of Labor on Friday. While a report f...
posted by
keiragabe
632 days ago
in CAD, Fundamental
Canada’s currency fell for the first time in three days on speculation the central bank will lower its target lending rate to a half-century low today.
posted by
wiredprg
538 days ago
in Fundamental
With the value of imports falling at a faster rate than the value of exports, the U.S. trade deficit narrowed by more than economists had been expecting in the month of January, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Friday.
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posted by
mayatrades
39 days ago
in USD, Fundamental
For those of us with the audacity to publish economic forecasts, it has been a bad couple of years. It may be best to begin with a look in the mirror.
posted by
nguyenkiem
68 days ago
in USD, EUR, Technical
Price action on GBP/USD, a daily chart of which is shown, made a significant bullish run in late trading on Friday. The pair broke well above key prior resistance in the 1.5000 price region, as well as tentatively broke out above a key downtrend
posted by
wiredprg
807 days ago
in Fundamental
Swiss retail sales fell 9.4% in April following a 9.7% gain the month prior. A slowing economy and rising inflation led to the first decline in almost two years. Inflation in trhe country jumped to 2.9% in May from 2.3% the month prior. A closer l...
posted by
wiredprg
804 days ago
in Fundamental, Daily
UK retail sales unexpectedly rose in May, boosted by food and clothing sales. Sales volume increased at the highest pace in more than 20 years....
posted by
wiredprg
727 days ago
in Fundamental, Daily
Mortgage applications rebounded slightly last week after mortgage volume hit an eight-year low in the week prior, the Mortgage Bankers Association said Wednesday....
posted by
wiredprg
727 days ago
in Fundamental
Orders for manufactured goods increased by more than expected in the month of July, according to a report released by the Department of Commerce on Wednesday, with the increase reflecting growth in orders for both durable and non-durable goods....
posted by
fx360
542 days ago
in JPY, Fundamental, Daily
Japan reported a Current Account deficit today as export demand and higher yen significantly reduced export earnings while global credit crisis lowered the value on overseas investments. The shift in Japan from being a capital surplus to a capit