In August 2014 the index of producer prices for industrial products fell by 0.8% compared with the corresponding month of the preceding year. In July 2014 the annual rate of change all over had been –0.8% too. Prices of intermediate goods decreased by 0.4% and energy prices by 3.1%, while prices of…
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German Producer prices in August 2014: –0.8% on August 2013
Asks all Scots to accept the referendum result; Expects on devolution to be honoured; Pledges to work constructively on behalf of Scotland; Says all Scots will demand pledged timetable is met; Will speak to David Cameron later today;
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Scotland’s Salmond says he accepts the verdict of the people
Scotland voted to remain in the U.K. after an independence referendum that put the future of the 307-year-old union on a knife edge and risked years of political and financial turmoil. After counting through the night, 55 percent of Scottish voters supported the “no” campaign compared with 45 pe…
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Scotland Rejects Independence as U.K. Wins Reprieve
In our previous two articles, we looked at piecing together the various aspects of price action analysis in the effort of creating a ‘well-rounded’ approach. …
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How to Manage Risk with Price Action
As results from Scotland’s historic referendum to decide whether to break from the U.K. trickled in early Friday, those favoring the union maintained a solid lead, reports said. Returns from 25 of the 32 voting districts in Scotland showed just four — Glasgow, North Lanarkshire, Dundee and West…
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Scotland independence vote: ‘No’ campaign holds lead
The “No” votes have been encouraging in the early tally out of Scotland (with the larger regions still to come) and the traders have not been able to curb their bullish enthusiasm. The price of the GBPUSD has – in the process – moved above channel trend line (at the 1.6420 area), the low from March…
The unemployment rate is one of the most closely followed macroeconomic indicators. Of importance in its own right, it tells us about the level of spare capacity in the economy and provides information about likely future developments in inflation. Recent fluctuations in the unemployment rate hav…
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Don’t believe the Australian unemployment rate? Here’s what’s happening
What is most disturbing is that this photo is just as likely to be real as fake.
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What Happens When Scottish Voters Give It Their 110%, According To CNN
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key could win a third term in elections tomorrow after surviving a political scandal, Edward Snowden’s claims of mass spying and an Eminem lawsuit, opinion polls show. Key’s National Party had 48 percent support in a New Zealand Herald poll published today compared…
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Key Eyes N.Z. Election Win After Snowden, Eminem Battering
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Commodity currencies AUD and NZD are getting hit hard as USDJPY tests resistance around 109.50
Cable (GBPUSD) is surging as the first results from the Scottish Referendum hit and a resounding “No” to independence appears confirmed. Almost back to pre-Scottish-Vote-fears level (1.66), cable is up 250 pips in the last 24 hours (its biggest move in over a year). GBP is also strengthening notably…
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FX Markets In Turmoil On Scottish Vote & Japan Economic Downgrade
Japan’s government cut its overall economic assessment for the first time in five months as private consumption is struggling to recover from the slump caused by April’s sales tax hike, clouding the outlook for a sustained recovery. The government on Friday cut its view on private consumption, wh…
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Japan government cuts economic view, warns of stalling consumption
GBP/USD is trading at 1.6515, up on the day, having posted a daily high at 1.6518 and low at 1.6388. And so we begin! The first result was a big no from Clackmannanshire, a region that was expected to be a certain contributor to the yes campaign.The next was Orkney that smashed out its result at …
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GBP/USD hits 1.65 on the first two official NO results
Asian shares edged higher on Friday, cheered by news of an eye-popping initial public offering by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, while sterling rebounded after a survey published showed support for Scotland to remain in the United Kingdom. Alibaba Group Holding (BABA.N) priced its IPO at…
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Global shares rise on hot Alibaba IPO, sterling up after Scots vote
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Sterling just jumped 0.3% against the dollar after Clackmannanshire votes "No."
The AUDNZD pair has been pulling back over the past fortnight, leading to a retest of a previously notable area of resistance. Will this hold as new support for a move higher or could we see the pair push lower? The daily chart shows that the 1.10335 level has acted as key resistance back in May-…
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AUDNZD selloff meets major support level
The polling stations in Scotland closed at 2200BST and there appears to have been a massive turnout. Reports coming from the North suggest that 90% of voters turned up, with 97% of the Scottish electorate registered to vote. This could be good for either side. The No camp is banking on it negatin…
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Polls are closed! The No camp may have the edge in the Scottish independence race
The Pound Sterling is ripping higher today after traders decided overnight that they think that the Scottish referendum will vote no to separation from the rest of the UK. The buying has been so strong that GBP has moved up and through a two month down trend line but so far this morning it has NOT…
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Sterling is ripping higher on hope of a no vote, Aussie doing better at 0.8980
The U.S. Senate on Thursday easily approved controversial legislation requested by President Barack Obama to allow the training and arming of moderate Syrian rebels in their fight against Islamic State militants. Senate passage, by a vote of 78-22, came a day after approval by the House of Repres…
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U.S. Senate approves bill to arm moderate Syrian rebels
After yesterday morning’s post-US FOMC volatility the NZD/USD soon stabilised. It has inched up to trade at 0.8140 this morning. Yesterday morning’s 2Q NZ GDP data showed a 0.7%q/q expansion following the hefty 1.0% gain in 1Q. This took annual growth to 3.9%, the swiftest in ten years. Thi…
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NZD inching higher again, eyes on migration data and later today the first Scottish vote results
