Showing posts with label GDP. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 10, 2013

European stocks moving Up Sustained Positive China Data

European stocks moving Up Sustained Positive China Data. Moving European shares rose on Thursday after further evidence of the improvement in economic conditions in China, although investors remained wary ahead of ECB rate decision. Observed so far London's FTSE index rose 0.13% in the level of 6,062.50, while Germany's DAX rose 0.15% to a level of 7,737.0 and France's CAC fell thinly traded 3,713.0 -0.07% so far. The pace of China's exports soared sharply to 7-month highs in December, posted a solid recovery after the seventh consecutive quarter slowdown. Trade balance data released Thursday showed China's export growth rate of 14.1% last month compared to the previous year.

However reinforcement is still limited because of the attitude of wait-and-see investors ahead of ECB rate decision and press conference the President of the ECB. Although there has not diekspektasikan ECB interest rate changes, but Mr. Draghi is still potential to provide signals ECB rate cuts in coming months.

French Industrial Production Rises

Optimism seems to demand the end of the year managed to increase the activity of the industrial sector in France. It can be seen from the industrial production rose 0.5% in November; better than 0.2% and the prediction of an earlier publication which fell 0.6%. Improvement in industry conditions can certainly provide hope of the French economy could avoid a recession after GDP biggest economy in the euro-zone 2 is stagnant in recent quarters. Meanwhile, the euro is seen trying to reduce the attenuation in the London session. EUR / USD is now trading 1.3065, try to stay away from the daily low of 1.3038.

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Spanish GDP Try Recover Euro - Fundamental Forex News of Today

Spanish GDP Try Recover Euro. The euro turned higher against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday after data showed the Spanish economy contracted less than expected in the 3rd quarter. The success Italian bond auction in 5 and 10-year-old also helped boost the performance of Euro. But still the closure of the U.S. market due to hit one of the biggest storm in 27 years to make trading conditions persisted with volume lighter than usual.

"The data are not as bad as Spanish GDP expectations have fueled some speculative buying euro / dollar," said Paul Bednarczyk, head of research at 4CAST in London. While economists Cortal Consors in Madrid found any indication of rising Spanish GDP was only a "mirage". Strengthening Euro also appears likely to be limited by concerns about Greece's new austerity measures agreement, and the uncertainty about when Spain will ask for a bailout.

Lulled Sterling CBI Reports

Pound was able to rebound against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday after the release of the results of a survey showed UK retail sales were higher than expected in October. Confederation of British Industry report showed a surprise in balance with October retail sales jumped to +30 from +6 in September, far beyond the expectations of +7. With last week's data also showed the success of the UK economy emerged from recession in the third quarter, making the market more convinced if the Bank of England still will refrain from increasing its asset purchase in its policy meeting next week.

"Sterling potentially retest the $ 1.63 if the BoE QE does not increase," said Kathleen Brooks, research director at FOREX.com.

Data consumer credit, mortgage and retail sales CBI has provided the British economy a brighter, although still remaining concerns that the UK economy was helped only temporarily as a result of the London Olympics.

Ignore Yen BoJ Policy

The yen has appreciated versus the U.S. dollar after monetary easing measures from the Bank of Japan failed to meet the expectations of investors. BoJ on Tuesday has decided to increase monetary stimulus at ¥ 11 trillion ($ 138.5 billion). Sandy tropical storm that hit the east coast of the United States also helped drive demand for the yen as a safe haven.

"The announcement of the BoJ easing policy has disappointed the market, the sinking dollar / yen to under the 79.50 level," said Boris Schlossberg, he is a director of foreign exchange strategy be manager at BK Asset Management in New York. "Most traders had hoped if Japanese policy makers can increase stimulus in larger quantities."

Meanwhile, government data released on Tuesday showed Japan's industrial production fell 4.1% in September from the previous month, the biggest drop since the devastating earth. After this fundamental forex news of today analisis, we can predicted how strong that currency of the state. Then you can shoot the market without confuse more, be profit with our. succes !