Posts Tagged ‘NFP’

Dollar expectant of the NFP

March 29th, 2010

At the beginning of the week, look like crosses the main listed market higher, after learning that the European Commission confirmed the rescue plan for Greece. However, it is clear that the euro has appreciated significantly against the greenback, currently operating below the altitude at 1.3500. Among other things, today we have learned that consumer confidence in the Euro Zone has recorded two-year highs in March, beating market expectations, renewing optimism about the stability of the economic bloc. The main key of that spike is due to the weakening of the European currency, which benefited the export sector.

It also grants mortgages UK have seen a contraction in February, while the M4 Money stock remained in line with expectations. During the evening session, has highlighted the results of the annualized retail sales in Japan. According to the Bureau of Statistics, retail sales grew by 4.2% in February, 2.4% higher than predicted by the operators.

For the next few hours, the eyes will be on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for Germany, while in the U.S., the highlight will be the results of the conference Personal Income and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. For this week, the market will be waiting for employment data across the ocean. For now, it is estimated that the unemployment rate will remain at 9.7% for the second consecutive month. » Read more: Dollar expectant of the NFP

Dollar pending the NFP

March 5th, 2010

On the last day of the week, the eyes will be on employment data in the U.S.. After meeting in the last quarter of 2009, the U.S. economy experienced an upturn of 5.9%, traders are awaiting the data from the unemployment rate to confirm the economic growth of the world’s largest economy. Among other things, we also know the German factory orders and the conference by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on U.S. economic situation

So far, it has been released to the Production Prices in UK February. While the monthly rate that industry grew by 0.3% in the year the rally has been 4.1%. As a result, sterling appreciated slightly against the dollar and Euro.

Among other things, the market follows closely the economic and social situation in Greece, after learning that the measures announced by the government caused Hellene no good effect on the Greek population. However, the representatives of the members of the Euro Zone have held the tightening of monetary policy and its commitment to cut the fiscal deficit over the next two years.

In stock level, the Asian markets finished the week higher, with the Nikkei recorded the biggest increase this year, after learning the results of the initial request for U.S. unemployment. In Europe, the old continent selective spread of developments in Asia and traded higher, while Wall Street, the future of American hardwood green numbers recorded so far. » Read more: Dollar pending the NFP