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Has China reached it's pe ...

This opinion article explores if China has reached it's economic peak.

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Europe GDP...and politics ...

Political uncertainty in Greece seems likely to keep markets unsettled for a while longer. Efforts to form a Government fol

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What's in store for the E ...

This coming week will see some interesting market data being released. Namely the Q1 GDP, CPI data, Greece's political situat

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Australia cuts GDP Foreca ...

Australia cut down its GDP expectations by 0.50% to 3.00% for 2012 against China's slowdown and internal factors. Weak N

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Wall Art Stickers ...

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BOJ's Latest Decision: Ec ...

For the second time in three months, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) expanded its asset purchasing program to boost economic growth.

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It's Official! U.K. in Te ...

It's official! The U.K. has technically double-dipped in a recession! But why did the pound rally by the end of the day? More

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U.S GDP Q1 2012 Expanded ...

The bureau of economic analysis published today its first estimate of the growth rate of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product for

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S&P Cuts Spain's Ratings. ...

Based on the the results of the FOMC meeting on Tuesday, Standard and Poors cut the debt rating of Spain from A to BBB+ posti

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Binary Options Daily Setu ...

Today, Tuesday, April 25th produces 5 new trading events. These events provide excellent trading opportunities for binary opt

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Canadian Economy Contracts in Feb., Can Weigh on BOC & CAD

posted by FXTimes 393 days ago in CAD, Fundamental, GDP

The Canadian economy disappointed forecasts, sliding 0.2% for the month of February, driven by poor performance in manufacturing and wholesale trade. The decline will give the Bank of Canada pause, despite the strong jump we saw recently in both

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3 Top Themes This Week: Bernanke, AUD at Records, UK/US GDP

posted by FXTimes 394 days ago in Fundamental, Weekly, GDP

The first key this week was the FOMC statement/conference, in which we got a “dovish” message from Bernanke, which further solidified the perception that interest rates in the US will remain low into 2012, that the risk on carry trade funding wit

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EUR/USD: Trading the US GDP Publication

posted by forexcrunch 395 days ago in USD, EUR, GDP

The first release of the GDP for the first quarter holds very low expectations. Is the US economy slowing down? On this background, there’s room for a surprise and a lot of price action in currencies. Here are the details and 5 scenarios for the

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Latest Developments in Euro-zone, China's Strong Growth, UK

posted by FXTimes 407 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, GDP

This week’s trading has been largely characterized by sideways trading and consolidation after the very strong moves we had the past few weeks. We look at the freshest developments out of Europe, examine the data we saw from China, and see what t

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GBP Surges on UK Services PMI, Is UK Economy Stronger?

posted by FXTimes 417 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, GDP

In the UK today, we saw a blow out Services PMI report, where the index jumped to 57.1 in March from 52.5 in February, completely catching economist forecasts of guard. The GBP/USD surged on the result, breaking to the 1.6250 area. What does the

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Canadian Dollar Retreats, Despite Solid Growth

posted by forexcrunch 422 days ago in CAD, GDP

The Canadian economy grew by 0.5% in January. This was in line with expectations and a undoubtedly a solid monthly growth rate. Nevertheless, USD/CAD just cannot break lower.

A growth rate of 0.5% per month is usually at the high end of Canadi

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Trade the New Zealand GDP with me!

posted by EJSuratos 430 days ago in NZD, GDP, Employment

With New Zealand's fourth quarter GDP on today's deck, the big question is: Will they sink back into a recession or not? Here's my take on the upcoming New Zealand GDP report and how I plan to trade NZD/USD...

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China's Dynamic RRR: What's That All About?

posted by EJSuratos 432 days ago in GDP, Inflation

Last Friday the People's Bank of China raised its reserve requirement ratio (RRR) for the sixth time since October 2010. While the announcement was no surprise to the markets, something tells me that the PBoC's next moves could shake things up a

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Part 2: GDP – Consumption, Investment, Gov't & Trade

posted by FXTimes 448 days ago in Fundamental, GDP, Employment

In Part 2 of of our webinar on the US Economy and Fundamental Indicators, we break down the components of GDP – Consumption, Business Investment, Government spending and Exports. As consumption makes up 70% of the overall economy we examine the v

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What to Expect from Today’s FOMC Decision on Inflation, Grow

posted by FXTimes 486 days ago in Fundamental, GDP, Inflation

The Fed comes into today’s meeting with macro-economic signs pointing upward.
Stocks are at 20-month highs and there has been an up-tick in economic data including better figures of late on consumer spending, manufacturing, even housing. But the

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UK GDP raises concerns over 'Double Dip' & Stagflation

posted by TraderManagement 486 days ago in Fundamental, GDP

Despite expectations for final Quarter growth of around 0.4%, the actual figure instead recorded a contraction. Whilst alarming, the figure may simply be the result of December's poor weather conditions. Nevertheless, concerns over a 'Double Di

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ITEM Club reiterate calls for Interest Rates to hold at 0.5%

posted by TraderManagement 495 days ago in Fundamental, GDP, Inflation

Ernst & Young's ITEM Club has reiterated earlier calls for the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee to hold interest rates at their historic lows of 0.5%. Despite inflationary pressures, the MPC has been warned that any decision to prematurely raise

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