Posted May 8th, 2009 by forexwatch in category
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ECB Interest Rate Bounced the Euro
As widely expected, the ECB cut its benchmark lending rate by 25-basis points to 1.0%. However, the interest rate cut announcement was made by ECB President Trichet's post-decision press conference. This prompted the euro to bounce off its session lows against the dollar and climbed to a one-month high
Posted May 7th, 2009 by forexwatch in category
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Interest Rates
May 6 (Bloomberg) -- The euro weakened against the dollar for a second day on speculation the European Central Bank policy makers will lower interest rates tomorrow and consider other measures to stimulate growth.
The ECB will at least announce something unusual. In terms of policy measures, they’ll be discussing the
The BOE & FOMC Minutes
The focus will be on the pound and the dollar. Today, we have the release of BOE Minutes at 09.30 GMT and then the FOMC Minutes at 19.00 GMT.
Bloomberg reported that
The Office for National Statistics report showed inflation slowed last month less than forecast, prompting speculation the BOE will reduce the pace
Posted January 19th, 2009 by forexwatch in category
Forex News
AP reported that “Obama, a Democrat who is to be sworn in at noon Tuesday as the 44th U.S. president, inherits a $1 trillion-plus deficit and the worst economy since the Great Depression.” But some other sources reported that the accumulated deficit is more than $ 3 trillion.
The Recession
Obama not only inherits a huge deficit but also
Posted January 9th, 2009 by forexwatch in category
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Interest Rate Cut
BOE cut its Interest Rate by 0.5% yesterday, the fourth Interest Rate cut since the coordinated emergency Interest Rate Cuts in October and sent the GBPUSD to a high of $1.5370.
Non Farm Payrolls
However, the focus will be on the Non Farm Payrolls report that will be released today. An early U.S. payroll report showed that
Posted January 8th, 2009 by forexwatch in category
Forex News
The Interest Rate Cuts will be used as a weapon in combating the recession and inflation. The Fed in US, the BOE and the ECB will reduce their Interest Rates in facing the Global Financial Crisis.
The Fed lowered its target Interest Rate to between zero and 0.25 % last month and pledged to keep the Interest Rate as low as possible.
Posted January 5th, 2009 by forexwatch in category
Forex News
For the week ending 9th. January, the focus will be on three major Forex News namely the FOMC, BOE Interest rate Decision and the much anticipated Non Farm Payrolls.
FOMC @ 19.00 GMT on Tuesday, 6th. January
BOE Interest rate Decision @12.00 GMT on Thursday, 8th. January
Non Farm Payrolls @13.30 GMT on Friday, 9th.
Posted December 2nd, 2008 by forexwatch in category
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USD Interest Rate Cut
The NBER revealed that the US economy has been in a recession since December 2007, leading to the collapse of major US stock bourses. The Dow Jones sank by 7.7%, and both the Nasdaq and S&P 500
Posted December 1st, 2008 by forexwatch in category
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Forex News this Week
For this week the focus will be on the Non Farm Payrolls. However, there are several others Fundamental News that will have a strong impact on GBP and the USD. These are:
• BOE Interest Rate Decision
This
Posted November 19th, 2008 by forexwatch in category
Forex News
If you are trading on Forex News, you got to be on the lookout for high impact Forex News related to Interest Rate and Inflation. Forex News in the pipeline are :
Minutes of Meeting of BOE and FOMC at 09:00 GMT and 19:00 GMT respectively.
Two other datas Forex News on CPI and Housing Starts at 13:30 GMT
Trading suggestion for GBPUSD is
Posted November 15th, 2008 by forexwatch in category
Forex News
Nov. 14 (Bloomberg) -- The yen rose, heading for weekly gains against the euro and the dollar, as a drop in U.S. retail sales prompted speculation investors will sell higher-yielding assets and pay back low-cost loans in Japan's currency.
The dollar was poised for a second weekly gain versus an index of the currencies of six major trading