Currency Pairs
Symbol Bid Ask
EURUSD 1.2651 1.2653
GBPUSD 1.5393 1.5396
USDCHF 1.0209 1.0212
USDJPY 84.19 84.21
USDCAD 1.0337 1.0340
AUDUSD 0.9218 0.9221
NZDUSD 0.7238 0.7242
GOLD 1244.82 1245.32
SILVER 19.67 19.71
OIL 74.71 74.76
 
Calendar of events
Indicators


09-09-2010
Location: Australia
Indicator: Unemployment Rate
Previous: 5.3%
Forecast: 5.2%
Actual: 5.1%

09-09-2010
Location: Australia
Indicator: Employment
Previous: 23.5 K
Forecast: 29 K
Actual: 30.9 K

09-09-2010
Location: Germany
Indicator: Consumer Price Index (CPI) Final m/m
Previous: 0.3%
Forecast: 0%
Actual: 0%

09-09-2010
Location: Germany
Indicator: Consumer Price Index (CPI) Final y/y
Previous: 1.2%
Forecast: 1%
Actual: 1%

09-09-2010
Location: United Kingdom
Indicator: Trade Balance
Previous: -7.532R Bln
Forecast: -7.45 Bln
Actual: -8.667 Bln

09-09-2010
Location: United Kingdom
Indicator: BoE Rate Announcement
Previous: 0.5%
Forecast: 0.5%
Actual: 0.5%

09-09-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Housing Starts
Previous: 189.2 K
Forecast: 185 K
Actual: 183.3 K

09-09-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Initial Claims
Previous: 478R K
Forecast: 470 K
Actual: 451 K

09-09-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: International Trade
Previous: -49.76R Bln
Forecast: -47.3 Bln
Actual: -42.78 Bln

09-09-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Jobless Claims
Previous: 487R K
Forecast:
Actual: 477.75 K

09-09-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Jobless continuous claims
Previous: 4.48R Mln
Forecast: 4.45 Mln
Actual: 4.478 Mln

09-09-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Exports
Previous: 33.04R Bln
Forecast: 33.4 Bln
Actual: 32.8 Bln

09-09-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Imports
Previous: 34.86R Bln
Forecast: 34.7 Bln
Actual: 35.54 Bln

09-09-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: New Housing Price Index
Previous: 0.1%
Forecast: 0.1%
Actual: -0.1%

09-09-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Trade Balance
Previous: -1.81R Bln
Forecast: -0.81 Bln
Actual: -2.74 Bln

09-09-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Crude Oil Inventories
Previous: 3.4 Mln
Forecast: 0.7 Mln
Actual: TBA @ 15:00

09-09-2010
Location: New Zealand
Indicator: Exports
Previous: 10.3%
Forecast: 5%
Actual: TBA @ 22:45

09-09-2010
Location: New Zealand
Indicator: Imports
Previous: 4.2%
Forecast: 0.8%
Actual: TBA @ 22:45

09-09-2010
Location: New Zealand
Indicator: Trade Balance
Previous: 5.9%
Forecast: 4.5%
Actual: TBA @ 22:45

Forex News
 

Euro Rises as U.S. Jobless Claims Drop, Easing Recovery Concern
The dollar fell after the U.S. reported lower jobless claims and a narrower trade...

Yen Intervention Inevitable for Japan to Save Industries, Barclays Says
Japan has no choice but to intervene in currency markets to prevent the yen’s...

Australia Dollar Rises to Four-Month High on Better-Than-Expected Job Data
Australia’s dollar rose to a four- month high against the U.S. currency after a...

Pound Falls on `Uneven' Recovery as Bank of England Holds Interest Rates
The pound fell as U.K. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said the nation’s...

Euro May Decline to $1.2190, Commerzbank's Jones Says: Technical Analysis
The euro may decline to $1.2190 should it fall below a key support level against the...

 

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Today, however, global financial and investment flows dominate trade as the primary non-speculative source of Forex market volume. More than anything else, the Forex market is a trader’s market. It’s a market that open around the clock six days a week, enabling trades to act on news and events as they happen. Forex is a market where half-billion-dollar trades can be executed in a matter of seconds and may not even move prices noticeably. Average daily currency trading volume exceeds $2 trillion per day.
 
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