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Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Dec 2– Dec 6)
After Thanksgiving holiday markets are back in full swing and we will have rate decisions from RBA and BOC as well as Q3 GDP data from Australia and then on Friday NFP and Canadian employment report.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Nov 25– Nov 29)
Please note that liquidity will be thin on Thursday and Friday due to the US Thanksgiving holiday, Q3 GDP data from US, Canada and Switzerland along with inflation data from US and EU and consumption data from New Zealand will mark this week.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Nov 18– Nov 22)
FOMC minutes, preliminary PMI data from Europe and Japan as well as Canadian inflation and consumption data will mark the weak ahead of us.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Nov 11– Nov 15)
RBNZ interest rate decision, preliminary Q3 GDP readings from UK and Japan, second Q3 GDP reading from Europe, consumption data from US and Australian employment data keep the week stacked with news events.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Nov 4 – Nov 8)
RBA meeting, BOE meeting, trade data and final October PMI numbers will be on the docket this week.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Oct 28 – Nov 1)
BOJ and BOC meetings, preliminary Q3 GDP readings from US and EU, NFP and Q3 CPI from Australia make the line-up for this jam-packed week headlined by Fed’s interest rate decision.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Oct 21 – Oct 25)
ECB interest rate decision and preliminary PMIs along with durable goods from US will be the highlights of the low volume week in terms of the economic data.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Oct 14 – Oct 18)
The strength of the US consumer, employment data from UK and Australia, slew of economic data from China headlined by Q3 GDP and European Council summit will be the highlights of the week.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Oct 7– Oct 11)
This week is crucial for the Brexit negotiations since the EU ambassadors have set a deadline of October 11 for the two sides, US-China trade talks will resume on October 10 while Canadian employment report and US inflation will be most closely watched economic events.
Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Sep 16– Sep 20)
The week of central banks, no less than 4 central banks will decide on interest rates and future monetary policy actions with FED leading the way as most important and most watched risk event of the week.
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