posted by
gloriasimmon
103 days ago
in Gold, Metals, GDP
For all of you who are attracted by the battered price of Facebook, Inc. (NASDAQ/FB), I suggest you keep on reading: Google Inc. (NASDAQ/GOOG) is the top player in the Internet space, in spite of it hitting an all-time record high of $776.60 last
posted by
fxhottie
103 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, GDP
The euro was poised for its biggest five-day drop in seven months after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said recent currency gains may slow inflation and growth, damping demand for the region’s assets.
posted by
EJSuratos
107 days ago
in USD, GDP, Employment
The U.S. payrolls week might be over but the party is just getting started for the forex junkies! Check out the two major types of economic reports heading our way next week.
posted by
EJSuratos
110 days ago
in USD, GDP, Employment
You've got to hand it to the Fed. It sure does a good job of keeping the markets on their toes!
posted by
tjproberts
117 days ago
in GBP, Special, GDP
ETX Capital looks at how and why the UK GDP contracted in Q4 2012 - and what the outlook is for 2013.
posted by
alexoscarew
132 days ago
in GDP
There is a crisis in America, relative to the widening income gaps between the rich, the middle class, and the poor. This ultimately impacts consumer spending.
posted by
EJSuratos
152 days ago
in CAD, Special, GDP
Before you head off to you cram your holiday shopping, why don't you try catching some last-minute pips? Here's how you can trade tomorrow's Canadian GDP release.
posted by
fxhottie
152 days ago
in USD, GDP, Inflation
The reason people are asking that is this: Last week, the Fed announced that it was getting rid of its guidance that it would hold rates low until 2015, and that it would instead aim for low rates until unemployment was around 6.5% or inflation e
posted by
stockmarket
165 days ago
in GDP
The Chinese economy has shown positive changes since September, raising hopes that the world’s second-largest economy may have firmly turned the corner on its longest downward cycle since the global financial crisis.
posted by
fxhottie
168 days ago
in USD, CAD, GDP
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney kept his bias to raise interest rates, saying economic growth will accelerate next year after temporary disruptions in energy output and weak global demand curbed the expansion.
posted by
fxhottie
169 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, GDP
According to figures released today by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. real GDP increased at a 2.7 percent annual rate during the third quarter of 2012. That was up sharply from the 2.0 percent advance estimate released last month, and up e
posted by
stockmarket
172 days ago
in Quarterly, GDP, Inflation
Canada's economy has hit stall speed with few areas of strong support, setting back any talk of interest rates hikes in the new year and likely restarting calls for more government stimulus.