Currency Pairs
Symbol Bid Ask
EURUSD 1.3649 1.3651
GBPUSD 1.4980 1.4983
USDCHF 1.0703 1.0706
USDJPY 90.42 90.44
USDCAD 1.0257 1.0260
AUDUSD 0.9159 0.9162
NZDUSD 0.6996 0.7000
GOLD 1108.05 1108.55
SILVER 17.00 17.04
OIL 81.79 81.84
 
Calendar of events
Indicators


03-11-2010
Location: Australia
Indicator: Employment
Previous: 52.7 k
Forecast: 15 k
Actual: 0.4 k

03-11-2010
Location: Australia
Indicator: Unemployment Rate
Previous: 5.3%
Forecast: 5.3%
Actual: 5.3%

03-11-2010
Location: China
Indicator: Consumer Price Index (CPI) y/y
Previous: 1.5%
Forecast: 2.3%
Actual: 2.7%

03-11-2010
Location: China
Indicator: Industrial Production y/y
Previous: 18.5%
Forecast: 19.5%
Actual: 20.7%

03-11-2010
Location: China
Indicator: Fixed Asset Investment ytd/y
Previous: 30.5%
Forecast: 26%
Actual: 26.6%

03-11-2010
Location: China
Indicator: PPI y/y
Previous: 4.3%
Forecast: 5.2%
Actual: 5.4%

03-11-2010
Location: China
Indicator: Retail Sales yy
Previous: 17.5%
Forecast: 18%
Actual: 17.9%

03-11-2010
Location: United Kingdom
Indicator: Consumer Inflation Expectations
Previous: 2.4%
Forecast:
Actual: TBA @ 09:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: Switzerland
Indicator: Libor Rate Decision
Previous: 0.25%
Forecast: 0.25%
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Initial Claims
Previous: 469 k
Forecast: 460 k
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: International Trade
Previous: -40.18 Bln
Forecast: -41 Bln
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Jobless 4-week Average
Previous: 470.75 k
Forecast:
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: United States
Indicator: Jobless continuous claims
Previous: 4.5 Mln
Forecast: 4.49 Mln
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Capacity Utilization
Previous: 67.5%
Forecast: 69.9%
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Exports
Previous: 32.19 Bln
Forecast: 32.6 Bln
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Imports
Previous: 32.44 Bln
Forecast: 32.6 Bln
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: New Housing Price Index
Previous: 0.4%
Forecast: 0.4%
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

03-11-2010
Location: Canada
Indicator: Trade Balance
Previous: -0.25 Bln
Forecast: 0.1 Bln
Actual: TBA @ 13:30 GMT

Forex News
 

Yen, Dollar Rise as China’s CPI at 16-Month High; Kiwi Weakens
The yen and dollar rose versus their major counterparts after Chinese reports on...

Dollar Will Retain Reserve Role If Markets Stay Sound, S&P Says
The dollar will retain its status as the world’s reserve currency as long as U.S....

Goldman Lowers Forecasts for Euro on Growth, Pound on Elections
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. cut its forecasts for the euro against Norway’s krone,...

Trade Deficit in U.S. Probably Widened as Imports Increased
The U.S. trade deficit probably widened in January for a third month as imports grew...

SNB May Keep Main Rate Near Zero as Economy Recovers
The Swiss central bank may leave its benchmark interest rate near zero today to bolster...

 

The foreign exchange market – most often called the FOREX market, or simply the FX market - is the most traded financial market in the world. The Forex market is the crossroads for international capital, the intersection through which global commercial and investment flows have to move.

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.
 
Speculating in the currency market
While commercial and financial transactions in the currency market represent huge nominal sums, they still pale in comparison to amounts based on speculation. By far the vast majority of currency trading volume is based on speculation – traders buying and selling for short-term gains based on minute-to-minute, hour-to-hour, day-to-day price fluctuations.

 

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