Posts Tagged ‘economic data.’
Calm markets
Beginning the week is not rich in any important economic data and the situation will change only on Thursday. (more...)
The currencies of the emergent markets will lose land in 2010
According to the forecasts of the experts of the field, the currencies of the emergent markets, like as an example real Brazilian and the rand South African, than currently figure between the best performances than currencies in the markets, could assist to a decrease in 2010 regarding currencies of the richer nations, in a process of economic resumption. (more...)Tags: currencies, economic data., the experts, the markets
Summary currencies
Let us see which way currencies have moved during the week just ended and what we should expect by next week.
Regarding the exchange rate between euro and dollar, we see that until just over half of the week, the dollar has gained very strong against our currency. Then there was reversed during the Thursday and Friday that led the euro to regain almost all the ground lost. Closing the week was therefore virtually in balance with the opening. Surely the figure of unemployment, worse than expected, has affected negatively on the bigletto green.
Tags: currency, economic data., Exchange rate, the exchange rate, U.S. dollar trend
Bond Market Perspectives – No need to panic!?
One might think that Europe would be before the next downturn. As soon as the estimates for growth are released in Q4, mainly below the expectations of long been everywhere there are fears that the European economy would lose after the brief upturn momentum. It was always pointed out that the economic development would pass very tough. Not without reason, almost all national and international institutions have warned against cutting back fiscal stimulus too soon. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: economic data., Europe, the characters, the euro., the European, would exacerbate
JP Morgan’s Quartalszahlenwerden determine the course of trade.
The futures on U.S. indices now slip from its 15-month highs against the quarterly figures of JPMorgan Chase, and a whole lot of economic data.
On Thursday, U.S. stocks rose in anticipation of a good quarterly report of the microchip manufacturer Intel. The microchip giant Intel (INTC) announced late Thursday that profits rose during the fourth quarter from 230 million to USD 2.3 billion thanks to higher demand for notebooks and the new generation of processors available now on the market. On Thursday, the share gained 2.48%, in premarket trading today, the stock now sets to 1.3%. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: economic data., Merkel would, stock market, The U.S. dollar
Markets and reactions in forex
The markets are reflecting on the planned actions of the U.S. Federal Reserve, resulting in a dollar eased in Asian forex markets today.
As reported at 2:49 pm (JST) in Tokyo, the dollar index remained relatively flat, trading at 76.407. DXY, down from 6-week high reached last week.
Analysts expect the Federal Reserve will continue to embrace a pacifist tone, and make little mention of recent strong economic data.
The two-day meeting begins today’s politics, and although most market players do not believe that a change in interest rates is close, they are interested in reading the spin that the central bank puts on the latest news is optimistic. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Asian forex markets, economic data., Nokia, shops, U.S. Federal Reserve, usa
