28/11/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was mixed during the early part of the week before sliding against the majors as the absence of any major data ahead of US Thanksgiving meant the market was thinly traded. A poorer than expected jobless claims and consumer sentiment did not… read more
Weekly
An in-depth market summary of the previous week’s foreign exchange trading movements, the weekly outlook presents the forex market moving events and data releases which impacted major currencies and commodities. Discussion of future events and indicators in the coming week which are likely to influence the foreign exchange market are discussed. The general expectation of these releases and the implications going forward are also explained in detail.
Technical analysis of the major currencies and gold at present time is also provided to highlight where the market is positioned and to assist in calculating the extent to which any move in the major currencies and gold could have upon release of future data.
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 21/11/2006
November 21, 200621/11/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was mixed against the majors throughout the week as data releases continue coming in on the soft side for the US. US PPI and retail sales were both less thane expected as well as CPI, industrial pruction, and net foreign security purchases…. read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 08/11/2006
November 8, 200608/11/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was weaker for most of the week as US Core PCE index came in as expected, consumer confidence and Chicago PMI both fell, and the ISM manufacturing was also weaker. This provided weight to the argument for rate cuts in the first… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 24/10/2006
October 24, 200624/10/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar traded lower versus the major currencies as the market viewed that softer than expected data releases all but ruled out another Fed rate hike this year. The New York Fed survey started the week on a positive note for the US as… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 20/09/2006
September 20, 200620/09/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was mixed against the major currencies in a week that had data releases come out pretty much on expectations. Comments by Fed officials indicated that the market should not rule out further rate hikes supported the dollar. A record US trade balance… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 12/09/2006
September 12, 200612/09/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was stronger against all major currencies with the exception of the Japanese yen as hawkish comments by a Fed official suggested that the Fed may not be done raising rates. This week saw little in the way of data releases and so… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 29/08/2006
August 29, 200629/08/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was largely range bound against the major currencies last week. Data in the US continued to suggest a slowdown in economic activity, raising fears that the 17 consecutive interest rate rises by the Fed could have been overdone. However, this failed to… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 23/08/2006
August 23, 200623/08/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar fell against most of the major currencies last week following weak PPI, CPI and housing data. The weak data supported the view that the Fed may have reached the end of its rate hiking cycle. The Euro traded steadily, despite data not… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 16/08/2006
August 16, 200616/08/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar rallied strongly against the major currencies last week as the accompanying statement from the central bank hinted that the pause in monetary policy tightening could be temporary. The Euro closed last week at 1.2737 having started the week at 1.2886. The Euro… read more
Australian FOREX Weekly Outlook 19/07/2006
July 19, 200619/07/06 last week’s currency trading review The Dollar was stronger versus the majors last week due to strong rallies in the US Treasuries market in the midst of intensifying conflict in the Middle East, the continuing stand-off over North Koreas missile launches, new highs for the oil price and a… read more