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10th July 2013 - Binary Options Daily News

The IMF has predicted that the U.S. economy will grow by 1.7% in 2013 and 2.7% in the 2014th On the other hand, the global outlook has been reduced by 0.2%. U.S. dollar as a safe haven currency climbed up and pushed EUR / USD below 1.2780. Today Forex investors should keep an eye on the Fed FOMC minutes as we are still waiting for any clue about when the Fed will begin to wind the aggressive monetary policy.

Yesterday, gold has pulled the Great Chinese CPI scores and almost reached the price of $ 1,260.00 / ounce, but the European and U.S. session has lost part of its gains and closed below $ 1,250.00 / ounce.

At European stocks slightly lost before the Fed minutes from its one-month highs.

Today's main events:

18:00 GMT USD - FOMC meeting minutes - This is a detailed record of the FOMC's last meeting, providing in-depth insight into the economic and financial conditions that influenced their vote on where to set interest rates.

20:10 GMT USD - Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks

22:30 GMT EUR - Business NZ Manufacturing Index relative level of business conditions based on surveys. Value below 50 means contraction.

23:50 GMT JPY - Core machinery orders - This is a leading indicator of production - rising orders signal that manufacturers will increase activity as they work to fulfill orders.

November 14, 2013 - Market News Journal

Today hot assets : USD, Gold , Oil

Janet Yellen , the next head of the Federal Reserve, is due to speak today (15:00 GMT). The testimony was released prematurely. He noted that the U.S. economy is stronger and continues to improve . However , unemployment remains high and inflation remains below target . Consequently , monetary policy should remain accommodative to further promote recovery. This increased speculation that taper will not start in the near future. His comments had an impact on the market and stocks advanced . U.S. stocks gained with the S & P 500 closing 0.81 % higher and the Dow Jones closed 0.45 % higher. Asian stocks were also strengthened , the Hang Seng closed 0.82 % higher and the Nikkei closed 2.12 % higher. European stocks open higher.

WTI won yesterday due to supply disruptions in Libya. The price is going after a report by the American Petroleum Institute reported that the shares rose by 600,000 barrels. Oil traders wait for inventory data later today. Gold rose after the testimony was released Yellen . Physical demand from China rose to the highest in a month. Traders should wait for later Yellen 's speech and any issues that may follow.

Today Main Events :

07.00 GMT: EUR - German GDP ( QoQ ) / (YoY ) - measure of economic activity and is a key indicator of economic health . The quarterly percent changes in GDP shows that the growth rate of the economy as a whole.

09.00 GMT: EUR - ECB Monthly Report - The European Central Bank ( ECB) monthly report contains the statistical data that policymakers evaluate when setting interest rates . The report also provides a detailed analysis of current and future economic conditions from the bank's perspective analysis.

09.30 GMT: GBP - Retail Sales (MoM ) - measure the change in the total value of inflation-adjusted sales at the retail level . It is the most important consumer spending , which accounts for the majority of overall economic activity indicator.

10.00 GMT : U.S. - GDP ( QoQ ) - measures the annualized change in the inflation-adjusted value of all goods and services produced by the economy. It is the broadest measure of economic activity and the primary indicator of the health of the economy.

13.30 GMT: USD - Jobless Claims - measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during the last week . This is the first economic data from the United States, but the market impact varies from week to week .

15.00 GMT: USD - FOMC Member Yellen speaks - Dr. Yellen served as board member of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC ) voting member . Yellen is talk. FOMC members are responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate and their speeches are closely watched for indications on the future possible direction of monetary policy . His comments may determine a positive or negative short-term trend.

February 17 , 2014 - Market News Daily

Today's Hot Asset GBP / USD

Bad weather in the U.S. economic recovery continues to be slow , and may affect the data. Mixed data re- released on Friday , but the positive consumer sentiment report surprised investors. After opening lower , stocks back some ground as investors dismissed other data , hoop and get better results in the future. The tight U.S. trade , the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.79 %, and the S & P has gained 0.48% . Asian stocks climbed 500 Index after China loans rose to a record in January. The Nikkei closed 0.56 % and the Hang Seng closed 1% . European stocks higher after data showed euro zone rose an annual and quarterly GDP and faith expectations. In early trading, the Euro Stoxx 50 added 0.19 % , France's CAC 40 added 0.07 % and the German DAX 30 added 0.04 % .

WTI is rising due to signs of an improving economy and bad weather in the United States. The credit growth in China and the positive GDP figures from Europe led to the speculation that demand for oil is growing , increasing the prices. After reaching the 3 - month high last week , gold has seen increased significantly in the Asian session. The metal has increased as a result of bad data points in the U.S. and speculation that continue after the pause Yellens dovish comments. The focus will be to reduce the minutes of the FOMC meeting , which will be released Wednesday, 19:00 ( GMT ) . Today, the U.S. market is closed on the birthday of Washington and the Canadian market is closed on Family Day , so trading volume may be lower.

There is no significant trade events today .

November 15 , 2013 - Daily News Market

Asset hot today : USD

Saw Janet Yellin yesterday and reiterated comments made by the Open Market Committee previously. Confirmed its position doves and said it would continue stimulus in the United States . U.S. stocks made ​​immediately after then gained more after the release of lower - than - expected data from the U.S. , including the continuing jobless claims , initial jobless claims and the trade balance . The index of the S & P 500 was up by 0.48 % and the Dow Jones index closed 0.35% higher . Asian stocks also rose ; Nikkei up 1.95 % and Hang Seng index closed 1.68 % higher . There is also speculation that the new reforms will be introduced to China during the next few days.

Rose WTI after Yellens speech despite the rise in stocks and inventories . A stronger economy could lead to higher demand which ultimately pays higher prices. Gold jumped yesterday, as to maintain stimulus weakens the dollar . The market did not expect to be unrelenting as they were doves . And investors should be cautious as the call sites in the long term can be risky .

Today the most important events :

10.00 GMT: EUR - Core CPI (YoY ) - measures the change in prices of goods and services purchased by consumers , excluding food and energy , alcohol and tobacco . Data has a relatively mild effect due to the overall CPI is the inflation target mandate of the European Central Bank .

10.00 GMT: EUR - Consumer Price Index ( MoM) / (YoY ) - measures the change in prices of goods and services from the point of view of the consumer. It is a key way to measure changes in purchasing trends and inflation rates.

13.30 GMT: CAD - Manufacturing Sales ( MoM ) - measures the change in the total value of sales made ​​at the manufacturing level

13.30 GMT: USD - Import Price Index (MoM) - measures the change in the prices of imported goods and services purchased locally .

13.30 GMT: USD - NY Empire State Manufacturing Index - rates the relative level of general business conditions upstate New York. Above 0.0 indicates improving conditions , below indicates worsening conditions . The reading is compiled from a survey of about 200 manufacturers in New York State .

14.15 GMT: USD - Industrial Production ( MoM ) - measures the change in the total value of inflation-adjusted output produced by manufacturers, mines , and utilities