EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 192

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My alternative is the yellow option

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>21 July. /Dow Jones/. Times and dates are GMT.

date GMT time country indicator period consensus forecast previous value
21 July, Wednesday 08.30 UK Bank of England offices report on business conditions July
Wednesday, 21 July 08.30 UK Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee meeting minutes July
21 July, Wednesday 11.00 US Mortgage Bankers Association /MBA/ Market Index 10-16 July -2.9%
Wednesday, 21 July 11.00 USA Mortgage Bankers Association /MBA/ Acquisitions Index 10-16 July -3.1%
Wednesday, 21 July 11.00 USA Mortgage Bankers Association /MBA/ refinancing index 10-16 July -2.9%
Wednesday, 21 July 12.30 Canada Wholesale trade inventories May +0.6%
Wednesday, July 21 12.30 Canada Wholesale May -0.3%
Wednesday, July 21 14.30 US US DOE oil inventories 10-16 July 353.1 million barrels
21 July, Wednesday 14.30 US US DOE oil inventories 10-16 July -1.3 million barrels -5.06 mln barrels
Wednesday, July 21 14.30 US US Department of Energy gasoline inventories 10-16 July 221.04 mln barrels
21 July, Wednesday 14.30 US US Department of Energy gasoline inventories 10-16 July +700,000 barrels +1.6 million barrels
Wednesday, July 21 14.30 US Distillate inventories from US Department of Energy 10-16 July 162.64 mln barrels
Wednesday, July 21 14.30 US Distillate inventories from US Department of Energy 10-16 July +1.6 million barrels +2.94 mln barrels
Wednesday, July 21 14.30 US US Department of Energy refinery capacity utilisation rate 10-16 July 90.2% 90.5%
21 July, Wednesday 15.30 USA US President Obama to sign financial regulatory reform bill
Wednesday, 21 July 18.00 US Fed Chairman Bernanke to report on monetary policy to the Senate Banking Committee
Wednesday, July 21 --- Japan Economic report July
22 July, Thursday 04.30 Japan Business activity index in all industrial sectors May +1.8% mom
July 22, Thursday 05.00 Japan Supermarket sales June
22 July, Thursday 06.00 Japan Machine tool orders, revised data May +192.5% y/y
22 July, Thursday 06.45 France Business sentiment index July 94 95
22 July, Thursday 06.45 France Consumer confidence index July -40 -39
22 July, Thursday 07.00 France Preliminary Procurement Managers Index /PMI/ for the manufacturing sector July 54.1 54.8
22 July, Thursday 07.00 France Preliminary Procurement Managers Index /PMI/ for the service sector July 60 60.8
22 July, Thursday 07.00 eurozone ECB Governing Council meeting
22 July, Thursday 07.30 Germany Preliminary manufacturing PMI July 58 58.4
22 July, Thursday 07.30 Germany Preliminary Procurement Managers' Index /PMI/ in the service sector July 54.6 54.8
22 July, Thursday 08.00 eurozone Composite Purchasing Managers Index /PMI/ in Eurozone July 55.2 55.6
22 July, Thursday 08.00 eurozone Preliminary Eurozone purchasing managers index /PMI/ for manufacturing July 55.2 55.6
22 July, Thursday 08.00 eurozone Preliminary Eurozone Procurement Managers' Index /PMI/ for the service sector July 55 55.5
22 July, Thursday 08.30 UK Vehicle production June
22 July, Thursday 08.30 UK Retail sales June +0.4% mom, +1.3% y/y +0.6% mom, +2.2% y/y
22 July, Thursday 09.00 eurozone New industrial orders May 0% mom, +20% y/y +0.9% mom, +22.1% y/y
22 July, Thursday 09.00 eurozone Current account, adjusted 1st quarter 5.8 bn euro deficit
22 July, Thursday 12.30 Canada Number of jobless claims May -0.2%
July 22, Thursday 12.30 Canada Retail Sales May -2%
22 July, Thursday 12.30 US Initial jobless claims 11-17 July 450 000 429 000
22 July, Thursday 12.30 USA Initial jobless claims 11-17 July +21 000 -29 000
22 July, Thursday 12.30 US Secondary jobless claims 4-10 July 4 681 000
22 July, Thursday 12.30 USA Secondary jobless claims July 4-10 +247 000
22 July, Thursday 13.30 US Fed Chairman Bernanke to report on monetary policy to the Financial Services Committee
22 July, Thursday 14.00 US DJ-BTMU Business Barometer July 4-10 0% n/a
22 July, Thursday 14.00 US Secondary housing market sales June 5.2 million 5.66 million
22 July, Thursday 14.00 US Secondary housing market sales June -8.1% -2.2%
22 July, Thursday 14.00 US Conference Board index of leading indicators June -0.3% +0.4%
22 July, Thursday 14.00 US Conference Board Synchronicity Index June +0.4%
22 July, Thursday 14.00 USA Conference Board Lagging Indicators Index June -0.1%
22 July, Thursday 14.00 eurozone Preliminary consumer confidence indicator July -17 -17
22 July, Thursday 14.30 Canada Bank of Canada monetary policy report
22 July, Thursday 20.30 US Money Supply
22 July, Thursday 20.30 US Borrowing through the Fed's discount window 15-21 July
22 July, Thursday 20.30 US US debt held by foreign central banks 15-21 July 3.12 trillion
22 July, Thursday 20.30 US US quasi-government securities held by foreign central banks July 15-21 831.87 billion
22 July, Thursday 20.30 US US treasury securities held by foreign central banks 15-21 July 2.29 trillion
23 July, Friday 06.45 France Consumer spending June +0.5% mom, +0.5% y/y +0.7% mom, +1.9% y/y
July 23, Friday 07.30 Italy Consumer confidence index July 104 104.4
23 July, Friday 08.00 Italy Retail sales May +0.1% mom, +0.1% y/y -0.3% mom, -0.5% y/y
23 July, Friday 08.00 Germany Ifo Business Expectations Index July 101.4 102.4
23 July, Friday 08.00 Germany Ifo business sentiment index July 101.5 101.8
23 July, Friday 08.00 Germany Ifo Current Conditions Index July 101.9 101.1
23 July, Friday 08.30 UK GDP, preliminary estimate Q2 +0.6% q/q, +1.1% y/y +0.3% q/q, -0.2% y/y
July 23, Friday 08.30 UK Services sector data May
23 July, Friday 08.30 UK Net mortgage lending by major banking groups June +2.6bn pounds
23 July, Friday 10.00 eurozone ECB spokesman Tumpel-Gugerrel to give a speech in London
23 July, Friday 11.00 Canada Consumer price index /CPI/ June +0.3% mom, +1.4% y/y
July 23, Friday 11.00 Canada Core CPI June +0.3% mom, +1.8% yoy
July 23, Friday 14.00 US Mass layoffs statistics June
Friday, July 23 17.00 Canada Bank of Canada weekly financial statistics
Friday, July 23 --- US No important economic indicators scheduled
Friday, July 23 --- eurozone EU to release stress test results of 91 largest banks
25 July, Sunday 23.01 UK Hometrack House Price Index July
25 July, Sunday 23.50 Japan Foreign trade balance June surplus 324.2 billion yen
26 July, Monday 12.30 US Fed-Chicago National Activity Index June 0.21
26 July, Monday 12.30 USA 3-month moving average of the Fed-Chicago National Activity Index June 0.28
26 July, Monday 14.00 US Primary housing market sales June 300 000
26 July, Monday 14.00 USA Primary housing market sales June -32.7%
26 July, Monday 23.50 Japan Corporate Services Price Index June -0.8% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 06.10 Germany GfK consumer confidence index August
27 July, Tuesday 06.45 France New home starts June
27 July, Tuesday 08.00 eurozone Monetary aggregate M3 June -0.2%
27 July, Tuesday 08.00 euro zone Three-month moving average of the M3 monetary aggregate June -0.2%
27 July, Tuesday 08.00 eurozone Lending to the private sector June +0.2%
27 July, Tuesday 10.00 UK Confederation of British Industry /CBI/ Retail Sales Index July -5
27 July, Tuesday 10.00 UK Confederation of British Industry /CBI/ Sales Expectations Index July 11
27 July, Tuesday 11.45 USA ICSC/Goldman Sachs Retail Sales Index 18-24 July +1.4% n/a, +4.2% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 12.55 US Redbook Retail Sales Index 18-24 July -0.6% mom, +2.9% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 13.00 US S&P/Case-Shiller composite house price index in 10 metropolitan areas May +0.7% mom, +4.6% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 13.00 US S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Composite Index in 20 metropolitan areas May +0.8% mom, +3.8% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 US Consumer Confidence Index July 52.9
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 USA Expectations index July 71.2
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 US Index of current conditions July 25.5
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 USA Fifth District manufacturing index July 23
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 US Fifth District Retail Income Index July -1
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 US Fifth District Service Income Index July 5
27 July, Tuesday 14.00 US Fifth District Supply Index July 31
27 July, Tuesday 15.00 US Midwest Fed-Chicago manufacturing index June +11.7% mom, +13.2% yoy
27 July, Tuesday 15.00 US Fed-Chicago auto production index June +3.6% mom, +38.1% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 15.00 US Fed-Chicago machinery index June +1.1% mom, +5% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 15.00 US Fed-Chicago resource industries output index June +0.2% mom, +5.4% yoy
27 July, Tuesday 15.00 US Fed-Chicago steel production index June +3.7% mom, +24% y/y
27 July, Tuesday 16.00 France Number of jobless claims and job advertisements June
27 July, Tuesday 21.00 US ABC/Washington Post consumer confidence index July 19-25 -45

>n/n - from previous week

>mom - from previous month

>q/q - compared to previous quarter

>YoY - compared to the same period of the previous year

>Translation by PRIME-TASS; + 7 495 974 7664; dowjonesteam @ prime-tass.com

>/Conclusion

>Dow Jones Newswires, PRIME-TASS

 
if the projected numbers match the fact, the Eurobucks will be dumped...
 
What is the basis for such conclusions?
 
What was it at 10.57 on GBP/USD ? Already about to close and it's back to square one again :))))))))
 
this one rocked, too bad the take profits were too far away, it didn't close very well with my hands
 
darka7:
What was the GBP/USD at 10.57 ?

I have the same question. Who knows?
 
TEXX:

I have the same question. Who knows?

That's some bullshit.

I got knocked out by a stop on EURGBP because of this bullshit.

 
Pound and traders: someone is clearly overexcited!

The pound/dollar lost a figure in a matter of minutes, collapsing from $1.5300 to $1.5200 and peaking around $1.5180.

As there are no news and rumors connected with this movement, players assume that someone's "clumsy fingers" might be to blame (afterwards accusations were even narrowed down to a trading error of some Dutch investor).
Others point to the execution of a large order to buy Euro/sterling by a large American investor (cross jumped from stg0.8425 to stg0.8478).

The market situation is now normalizing and the GBP is making a pullback from the extreme levels.

Keyword: FOREX
21-Jul-2010 09:12:13 (CET)
 
I should have bought more Eurofound, because I have my purchases uncovered :-)
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