Chicago manufacturing data is the main report on today’s economic calendar as investors brace for Chinese numbers overnight and employment figures later in the week. The data begins at 7
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Chicago PMI leads economic calendar
Chicago manufacturing data is the main report on today’s economic calendar as investors brace for Chinese numbers overnight and employment figures later in the week. The data begins at 7
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Chicago PMI leads economic calendar
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 09:00 Current Account Balance 1.240 B € 0.499 B € Read the official report at Bank of Spain News Spain Aug Current Account Balance rises to €1.24B (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 09:11 GMT
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ES: Current Account Balance: 1.240 €
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 09:00 Unemployment 10.800 % 10.800 % 10.600 % Read the official report at Istituto nazionale di statistica News Italy: Unemployment rate rises to 10.8% in September (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 09:02 GMT Italy: Unemployment (Sep): 10.8% vs 10.6% (Aug) (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 09:00 GMT
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IT: Unemployment: 10.800 %
Forex Analysis: Euro Vulnerable on CPI Print, Yen May Fall on US Data
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Forex Analysis: Euro Vulnerable on CPI Print, Yen May Fall on US Data
EUROSTOXX 50 (Dec 12) INTRADAY Review The Eurostoxx gained 1.58% in yesterday’s trade following positive developments on the European front in the shape of a shallower contraction in Spanish Q3 GDP and a positive Italian long-term sovereign bond auction. Having opened at the lows of Monday’s consolidation range, the Eurostoxx rallied throughout the session and closed the day having retraced 61.8% of last week’s downside. Due to the lack of pullbacks to the lows of yesterday’s trading range,
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The Bund finished the session with a loss of 0.13%
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – TD Securities analysts and the market will be eyeing the Norges Bank monetary policy announcement today, particularly after answers regarding the outlook for 2013:
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Forex Flash: Norges Bank policy announcement eyed – TD Securities
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 08:00 Trade Balance -6.830 B -5.860 B
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TR: Trade Balance: -6.830
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 07:45 Consumer Spending (MoM) 0.200 % 0.100 % 0.400 % Read the official report at INSEE News France: Consumer Spending eases growing pace further in August (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 07:51 GMT France Producer Prices (MoM) falls to 0.3% in Sep from 1.3% in Aug. (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 07:46 GMT France Aug Consumer Spending (MoM) down to 0.1% vs 0.4% in Jul. (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 07:45 GMT
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FR: Consumer Spending (MoM): 0.100 %
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 07:00 Retail Sales (MoM) 0.300 % 1.500 % 0.100 % Read the official report at Statistisches Bundesamt Deutschland News Germany: Retail Sales (YoY) contracts further despite monthly rise (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 07:46 GMT Forex: EUR/USD in fresh lows after German data (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 07:29 GMT Germany Retail Sales (MoM) up to 1.5% in Sep: -3.1% (YoY) (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 07:02 GMT
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DE: Retail Sales (MoM): 1.500 %
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 07:00 Retail Sales (YoY) -1.200 % -3.100 % -0.800 %
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DE: Retail Sales (YoY): -3.100 %
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 05:00 Construction Orders (YoY) 3.600 % 8.700 %
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JP: Construction Orders (YoY): 3.600 %
Date (GMT) Event Cons. Actual Previous Oct 31 05:00 Housing Starts (YoY) 16.100 % 15.500 % -5.500 % Read the Housing data at MLIT News Japan Construction Orders (YoY) 3.6% in Sep (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 05:05 GMT Japan Sep Housing Starts (YoY) 15.5% (FXstreet.com) Wed, Oct 31 2012, 05:03 GMT
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JP: Housing Starts (YoY): 15.500 %
Resistance: 1710.72 strong/1715.57 moderate/1722.03 minor Support: 1704.26 moderate/1699.41 minor/1692.95 minor Three Inside Down is just under the pivot point at 1710.72 in 4-Hour XAUUSD charts. With a combination of a high level bearish pattern and a strong resistance consider shorting at market the immediate objective at 1704.26 break of which should see us move to 1699.41. Stop loss should be placed above 1710.72. Learn more about the chart patterns and how to recognize them in our
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XAUUSD Three Inside Down 4-Hour Chart
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – Nomura FX Strategists just entered a 3-month 0.96-1.02 put spread, for a cost of 1.05% (spot ref 1.0375) for a maximum payoff of 5/1 on initial risk. According to
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Forex Flash: AUD/USD, 3-month 0.96-1.02 put spread entered – Nomura
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – CAD shorts have had an impressive run for the month of October since Oct 8 from a 14-month high at 0.9914 against Aussie, taking the cross higher from there a
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Forex: AUD/CAD run up stalls ahead of 1.04
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – EUR/JPY, currently at 103.13, keeps fighting with the neck line of a short term head and shoulders pattern built and clearly visible in 30 minute charts and up to 4H
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Forex: EUR/JPY still holding above 103.00
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – USD/RMB is on track for an annualized appreciation of around 6.2%, which according to Mitul Kotecha, Founder at Econometer, “is unlikely to strengthen at such a
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Forex Flash: CNY may see softer tone into year end – Econometer
MIDDAY REPORT (12.30pm AEDT) The Australian sharemarket is improving for the third straight session, with the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) up 0.8 per cent or 34.3 pts to 4540. All sectors are
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Australian Stock Market Report – Midday 10/31/2012
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – With Australian building approvals data coming out better than expected, and FED’s Kocherlakota recent optimistic comments, both have added certain volatility to latest
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Forex: EUR/AUD resists below 1.2500
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Japan Labor Cash Earnings (YoY) down to 0% in Sep from 0.2%