Daily Economic Roundup – September 15, 2009
There’s plenty of high-impact and possibly sentiment-shifting economic reports on today’s schedule so make sure you’re up to speed with the daily economic roundup!
Read MoreThere’s plenty of high-impact and possibly sentiment-shifting economic reports on today’s schedule so make sure you’re up to speed with the daily economic roundup!
Read MoreStart of a new week! Need to get your fix? See what’s on the economic menu for this week in today’s roundup!
Read MoreLooks like today’s economic calendar is pretty light and event risk minimal… Still, it wouldn’t hurt for you to be on your toes so check out what’s up in today’s economic roundup!
Read More“Fed Leaves Interest Rates Near Zero… ECB Keeps Rates at a Historic Low of 1%… RBA Feels Pressure to Hike Rates…” What’s all the fuss about central banks and interest rates? And what do these have to do with the currency market? Well, let me give you the 411…
Read MoreCurrencies have been on snooze mode for the most part of this week. That may change, though, with today’s top tier releases – BOE and BOC interest rest decision!
Read MoreEnd of summer… End of low liquidity… End of the greenback?! After the UN urged for reducing the greenback’s role in global trade, most majors trampled on the USD. Will they be able to sustain this rally today? Find out on today’s economic roundup!
Read MoreWhile the rest of us were enjoying the long weekend (well, at least I did), it seems that some people still went to work – namely G20 leaders. So what did our favorite suits discuss this past weekend?
Read MoreMixed trading yesterday as no high impact economics reports were released. With North America coming back from the long weekend and more reports on deck today, can we expect more volatility in the markets?
Read MoreAs expected, the US non-farm payrolls caused some serious market moves… But we’ve got a brand new week now and a lot of interest rate decisions upcoming from our beloved central banks! Check them out in my daily economic roundup!
Read MoreTrading was rather thin yesterday ahead of the NFP report in the US today. Though, the capitals markets together with the higher yielding currencies traded on the positive side due to the 4+% jump in China’s stock market. Today, expect a round of volatility following the release of the NFP survey.
Read MoreThe worst part of success is to try to find someone who is happy for you.Bette Midler