UK GDP and Other Reasons GBP/USD Should Reach 1.6550
The UK GDP release overnight showed the economy gaining 0.2% but it held some caveats that helped make the case that growth was better than the reading suggested. Relief is a good word overall for the result, but even with the soft reading, it ca
Debt Ceiling Debates Continue to Strengthen Market Uncertain
The US debt ceiling deadlines continue to be the main focus and dual speeches by Barak Obama and the congressional leadership showed that no significant progress has been made by either side to make concessions and reach an agreement for the fede
3 Releases Showing Germany’s Economy May Be Slowing…
This article will focus on some of the recent data we have seen out of Germany and ask the question if the most recent flare up in the sovereign debt crisis we have seen play out over the last 2 months has hit the economy in a stronger way than w
Japan 4 Months After
It's hard to imagine that it was just this March that Japan's foundations were rocked by the earthquake and tsunami combo that flattened entire towns. How is the world's third largest economy faring four months later?
Weekly Binary Options Fundamental Analysis & The Week Ahead
GOP lawmakers said the House of Representatives is to vote next week on a plan to raise debt ceiling with equal cuts. Five rounds of talks this week still produced no agreement with the talks likely to resume over the weekend.The gauge of man
MONEY TALKS: Remember The Twin Deficits?
(Dow Jones via #eFXnews.com)Back in the 1980s politicians and economic commentators spent considerable energies wringing their hands about the U.S.'s twin deficits.
The combination of large government and current account deficits were seen
The Chinese, Moody’s, Bernanke, and Buffett All Warn on Debt
A Chinese-government affiliate ratings agency, Moody's, Warren Buffett, and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke all warned lawmakers and Obama on the looming US debt ceiling.
Kiwi Strengthens to Record After GDP Grew More Than Forecast
New Zealand’s dollar rose to a record 84.51 U.S. cents as of 10:46 a.m. in Wellington, after the government reported first-quarter gross domestic product expanded 0.8 percent from the previous quarter.
Chinese Data Goes Some Way to Ease Concern over Hard Landing
Data from China showed that the economy continues to show strong activity, with both retail sales and industrial production climbing more than expected for the month of June. The question heading into the report was will Chinese central bank offi
eFXTraders: The Bullish Case for the U.S. Economy: Our Abili
As intriguing in this moment of U.S. pessimism is the 56-year-old uber-investor's long-term bullishness on American companies and U.S. competitiveness. You could say we're the best house in a bad ...
Japanese GDP Shows Significant Drop; UK Retail Sales Watched
European equities will see a lift on Thursday, indicating a mini rally is occurring after the sell of that close the previous week. The Asian finished mixed as markets reacted to the much lower quarterly GDP data out of Japan. Moody’s downgraded
First quarter 2011 GDP of Israel rose by 4.7%
According to the recent publication by Central Bureau of Statistics of Israel (CBS), the GDP of Israel continues to grow:


