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EUR/USD - Euro Dollar EUR/USD - Euro Dollar

posted by realtrade 1256 days ago in USD, EUR, Technical

1,4345. EUR USD is in an uptrend supported by 1H exponential moving averages. The volatility is high. ForexTrend 1H, 4H (Mataf Trend Indicator) is in a bullish configuration. 1H, 4H ForexSto (Modified Stochastic) indicate a bullish pressure on EU

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French PMIs Reach New Lows in December

posted by realtrade 1257 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Manufacturing made popular 1257 days ago

The French purchasing managers index for manufacturing reached a new record low in December, falling to 35.9 from November's 37.3, according to preliminary estimates from Markit Economics. However, economists had expected a more pronounced declin

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French Inflation Surprises to the Downside in Nov

posted by realtrade 1257 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Inflation made popular 1257 days ago

French inflation surprised to the downside in November, coming in at 1.6% year-over-year, according to the National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE). Economists had expected a 1.7% rate, down from October's annualized rate of

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Pound crashed to yet another record low against the Euro

posted by realtrade 1261 days ago in EUR, GBP, Special made popular 1261 days ago

The declining sentiment surrounding the UK economy sent the Pound crashing to yet another record low against the Euro on Thursday as the UK currency plunged to 1.1230 on the session after an index of manufacturers’ output expectations matched the

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Italian GDP Confirmed to Have Declined 0.5% in Q3

posted by realtrade 1263 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, GDP

The Italian economy was confirmed to have contracted 0.5% quarter-over-quarter in Q3 2008, deepening the 0.4% decline in the previous period, according to the National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT).

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Bank of Finland Revises Down Growth

posted by realtrade 1264 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, GDP made popular 1264 days ago

The Bank of Finland has downwardly revised its economic forecasts for Finland and now expects the Finnish economy to contract by 0.5% in 2009. Initially, forecasts had called for GDP to grow at a modest rate of 1.3% for the year.

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Germany Setting Pace on Economic Stimulus

posted by realtrade 1265 days ago in EUR, Fundamental

Germany is setting the international pace with its measures to combat economic recession, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman said, as he announced a review of steps already taken to support Europe’s biggest economy.

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AUD/USD - Australian Dollar US Dollar

posted by realtrade 1266 days ago in USD, AUD, Technical made popular 1265 days ago

0,6566. AUD USD broke 0,6500 resistance. The volatility is high. Bollinger bands are parallel and form the trend.

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U.S. Economy Heads for Deep, Long Recession as Job Losses Mo

posted by realtrade 1268 days ago in USD, Fundamental, GDP made popular 1267 days ago

The U.S. economy may be headed for its deepest and longest recession since World War II as mounting job losses take their toll on consumer confidence and spending.

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Inflation Will Be in Line with Price Stability Objective

posted by realtrade 1268 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Inflation made popular 1268 days ago

With the decline in commodity prices and economic activity, inflation in the euro zone is falling in line with the European Central Bank's objective rate, the Bank of Spain said on Friday.

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Flaherty Says Planned January Budget Will Contain Economic

posted by realtrade 1270 days ago in CAD, Fundamental made popular 1270 days ago

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says it would likely take a new government in Canada months to get its first budget developed and in place.

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Commodity Monthly - Economic slowdown continues

posted by realtrade 1270 days ago in Fundamental, Daily made popular 1270 days ago

The global recession is tough on commodity demand, but we argue that commodity markets have al ready priced in a very negative growth trajectory into prices. Hence, we cautiosly call a bottom for commodity prices.

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