CA: Foreign portfolio investment in Canadian securities: 13.920 $

Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Nov 16 13:30 Foreign portfolio investment in Canadian securities 7.450 B $ 13.920 B $ 7.560 B $ Read the official report at Statistics Canada News Canada: Canadian Portfolio investment in foreign securities up $6.03 bn in Sep. (FXstreet.com) Fri, Nov 16 2012, 13:42 GMT Canada Sep Foreign portfolio investment in Canadian securities increase to $13.92B vs $7.56B (aug) (FXstreet.com) Fri, Nov 16 2012, 13:33 GMT Canada Canadian portfolio investment in foreign securities up to $6.03B in Sep from $-1.68B in Aug (FXstreet.com) Fri, Nov 16 2012, 13:32 GMT

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CA: Foreign portfolio investment in Canadian securities: 13.920 $

Yesterday the S&P played out another bearish session

S&P 500 (Dec 12) INTRADAY Review Yesterday the S&P played out another bearish session with another extension to the downside resulting in a near four month low and putting the index over 8.5% off September’s high. The US session was dominated by the economic data which showed some very alarming numbers on the face of it (Initial Jobless claims at 439k in particular) however the effects of Hurricane Sandy are almost entirely to blame for this spike and it does not necessarily reflect a

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Yesterday the S&P played out another bearish session

GBPUSD Bullish Harami Hourly Chart

Resistance: 1.5888 moderate/1.5909 minor/1.5939 minor Support: 1.5858 strong/1.5836 moderate/1.5806 minor Overall bias in GBPUSD is bullish with the Bullish Harami just above a strong support level. Though a low level bullish reversal candlestick pattern, given the strong support consider taking a buy with 1.5888 as the immediate target, possibly further on to 1.5909. A stop loss should be placed below 1.5858, the Pivot Point. The prudent course of action is to look for a confirming big white

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GBPUSD Bullish Harami Hourly Chart

Quiet day ahead

Review: The GDP for Europe released yesterday showed that Europe is in recession despite small positive surprises in Germany and France. The decline in growth was, however, marginal and even minimal changes in GDP at the upcoming correction may change the picture, yet without this having any effect to speak of on the financial markets. The most important signal is that Europe is slowing down and that the slowdown takes place in Northern Europe as well as Southern Europe – which we are also

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Quiet day ahead