posted by
fxhottie
18 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Employment
Most newscasts led their Friday evening shows with the record highs for the stock market and a monthly jobs report that exceeded expectations. Both bits of good news speak to an economy that continues to heal gradually. The question now, and it i
posted by
jed
18 days ago
in AUD, Economic Indicators
Australia: The AUD is trading down around USD1.0250 this morning after a fairly quiet night in offshore trade. Yesterday the AUD was looking firm around USD1.0300, however disappointing Retail Sales data for March saw the AUD sold off as the market was ...
posted by
GAINSY
19 days ago
in Fundamental, Manufacturing
European manufacturing and services composite showed an ease in contraction in April, where the final composite reading came better than forecast, yet worries remain that the euro area would continue in contraction and may need unconventional too
posted by
GAINSY
19 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales
Retail sales unexpectedly fell in Australia for the first time during this year, where consumer curbed their spending on household goods amid the recent foggy outlook for Australian economy...
posted by
Ving
19 days ago
in Commodities, Economic Indicators
End of day trading on Friday saw the EUR/USD gain 0.42per cent, the dollar sunk against the British pound by 0.24 per cent. The greenback was down 0.22 per cent ... 1.06 per cent increases respectively. Crude oil saw a 1.59 per cent gain by closing bell.
posted by
gloriasimmon
19 days ago
in Gold, Metals, Housing
As the S&P 500 enters the month of May, many people are worried about their investment strategy, especially in light of the old saying “sell in May and go away.” Does this saying hold any value?
posted by
falgunigyarsia
19 days ago
in Technical, Metals, Trade
The base metals also get a good position in trading in morning session. The overall status of commodities is admirable. The products are looking good for trading.
posted by
Arnaud
19 days ago
in USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, CAD, AUD, Economic Indicators
Australia: The AUD rallied on Friday night after the release of the US payrolls report which was stronger than expected. Non-farm payrolls rose 165K in April, higher than the 140K expectation, while the unemployment rate fell to 7.5% from 7.6%. There ...
posted by
euphoria
20 days ago
in Economic Indicators
Manufacturing payrolls were flat, average weekly hours declined and the broader U-6 unemployment rate increased to 13.9% from 13.8%. Yet none of this mattered to investors because the sheer of relief that payrolls exceeded 150K means that the Federal ...
posted by
KiwiTrader
20 days ago
in Economic Indicators
CAD increased from 1% of GDP in 2006 to 5% of GDP in 2012. This suggests that imports have been quite inelastic to growth changes with increase in gold and energy imports being the key components. Countries across the world narrowed their deficits from ...
posted by
koina
21 days ago
in GDP
RBI says inflation still have to keep an eye on. RBI believes that inflation in fiscal year 2014 is projected at 5.5 per cent. Inflation is estimated to be in the range. In the first half of fiscal year 2014 inflation eases, but may see an increa
posted by
falgunigyarsia
22 days ago
in Metals, Trade
The main source of cloths that is Cotton surge 300 points or 1.68 percent for may contract with a high of 18240 and low of 18000. The natural gas slipped today at 216.30 by 0.69 percent.