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EUR/USD had a relatively balanced week, dipping to the downside but never going too far. The upcoming week is packed with PMI data, inflation figures and more. Will the pair move decidedly to one direction or another? Spanish Flash CPI: Monday, 8:00.Monetary data: Monday, 9:00. Similar numbers are expected.French CPI: Tuesday, 7:45.French GDP: Tuesday, 7:45. This is a revision for Q4 data.CPI (flash): Tuesday, 10:00.Manufacturing ...
Weekly Outlook: 2017, February 19 - February 26 A mixed and turbulent week saw the dollar going in all directions. Where will it go? UK GDP data, US FOMC Meeting Minutes, and other events stand out. These are the nain eventa on forex calendar for this week. UK GDP data: Wednesday, 9:30. Economists forecast a 0.6% growth rate for the fourth quarter of 2016.US Crude Oil Inventories: Wednesday, 15:30.US FOMC Meeting ...
Weekly EUR/USD Outlook: 2017, February 19 - February 26 EUR/USD was looking for a new direction as politics continued moving markets. The upcoming week features PMIs and some business surveys. German PPI: Monday, 7:00. A rise of 0.3% is on the cards now.Bundesbank monthly report: Monday, 11:00.Consumer Confidence: Monday, 15:00.PMIs: Tuesday morning: 8:00 for France, 8:30 for Germany and 9:00 for the whole euro-area, ...
Weekly Outlook: 2017, February 12 - February 19 GDP data from Japan and Germany, Inflation data from the UK and the US, Janet Yellen’s testimony before the US Senate, US retail sales, Crude Oil Inventories, Building Permits, Philly Fed Manufacturing Index and Employment figures from the US, The UK and Australia. These are the main events on Forex calendar. Japan GDP data: Sun 23:50. Economists expect a 0.3% growth ...
Weekly EUR/USD Outlook: 2017, February 12 - February 19 EUR/USD was unable to take advantage of the greenback’s weakness and suffered trouble of its own. GDP numbers stand out and also the ECB meeting minutes should be watched. German GDP: Tuesday, 7:00. The biggest economy in the euro-zone experienced slower growth in Q3, growing by only 0.2%. An accelerated level of growth is expected for Q4, in line with other European ...
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