posted by
sbx
229 days ago
in Fundamental, GDP, Inflation
(Dow Jones via eFXnews) There is a slight chance that China will raise interest rates and banks' reserve requirement ratios in the fourth quarter, with its monetary policy entering into an ....
posted by
FXTimes
234 days ago
in GBP, Fundamental, GDP
We had some mixed data coming out of the UK overnight. While 2nd quarter GDP was revised downward, the Services PMI for September came in better than expected. Market participants now await tomorrow's Bank of England interest rate meeting to see
posted by
FXTimes
240 days ago
in GDP, Housing, Employment
In today’s US fundamental data we saw to positive releases – jobless claims fell by more than expected and 2nd quarter GDP was revised higher than expected. We go ahead and take a look at the key takeaways from these reports.
posted by
FXTimes
241 days ago
in CAD, Fundamental, GDP
In an earlier article I listed out some of the fundamental reasons that the USD/CAD has a good chance of holding above the parity level. One of the key points was softer macro data from Canada. The Canadian economy actually shrank in the second q
posted by
sbx
250 days ago
in USD, GDP, Employment
Live Webcast: President Obama Speaks on His Vision for a Balanced Approach to Reducing Our Deficit
posted by
lchammer
260 days ago
in Weekly, GDP, Inflation
The American rating agency Standard and Poor’s raised today Israel’s credit rating from A/A-1 to A+/ A-1 while keeping its economic outlook at ” stable”.
posted by
EJSuratos
265 days ago
in USD, GDP
The U.S. and euro zone debt situations have been widely publicized. But did you know that China has a mountain of debt of its own to deal with?
posted by
forexalliancecom
268 days ago
in EUR, Daily, GDP
A bit of profit taking has taken over the major currencies, helping to lead the US dollar higher in the session. Although plenty of economic news has been released this morning, traders continue to keep their sights on tomorrow’s US non-farm emp
posted by
FXTimes
268 days ago
in Fundamental, GDP, Manufacturing
The EUR took a tumble against its following weaker than expected manufacturing data for August, which dented European stocks and injected risk-off mode into currencies. The GBP also so its manufacturing sector contracting in August, and housing p
posted by
forexalliancecom
269 days ago
in CAD, Special, GDP
According to Statistics Canada on August 31st, gross domestic product declined by 0.4% in the April to June quarter. Although business spending and investment remained positive, rising imports and a slower exporting environment contributed immen
posted by
FXTimes
269 days ago
in CAD, Fundamental, GDP
Today we had the release of GDP figures from Canada both for the June, as well as for the second quarter. It was a mixed result as the monthly change came in a bit better than expected, but we did see disappointing second quarter results. Overall
posted by
FXTimes
270 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, GDP
We had a myriad of factors affecting the EUR today, pushing down the currency against its major rivals, especially the USD, JPY, AUD, and NZD. S&P warned that the chances of a double dip recession have increased, which solidified concerns we had