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Moeda negociação Notícias por DailyFX

• Múltiplas Trendlines Apoio Euro 16 de fevereiro de 2009
  Há uma série de trendlines que suportam o EURUSD. A parte inferior da antiga resistência linha traçada fora das 22 julho e 22 setembro altas tem ...
• Euro / Dólar Triângulo Descendente Padrão Pesa sobre Mercado 16 de fevereiro de 2009
  Preço Euro Acção Tomando Forma de grosseiro Descendente Triângulo. Dólar / Yen Conjunto para Doji Fechar. British Pound Still Holding Acima 1,4055. Dólar / Comércio Suíço ...
• Apoio NZDUSD Fibonacci 16 de fevereiro de 2009
  O NZDUSD queda de ,5454 é visto como uma onda b em abc correctivas antecedência de ,4958. C Uma onda é esperada para exceder ,5454 desafio e resistência ...
• BERÇO: Dólar neozelandês Bulls favoreceu 16 de fevereiro de 2009
  O índice de 13 semanas BERÇO Dólar da Nova Zelândia foi devolvida a partir de 0. Este alerta de um sentimento extremo grosseiro e baixo. Aumentou significativamente comerciais ...
• Libra Oferecido em Londres Fix ontário Bean Comentários 16 de fevereiro de 2009
  O rali tem início USD abrandou e os mercados têm diferido de volta para a consolidação do modo de férias aliviado comércio. Pára abaixo 1,2700 em EUR / USD foi ...
• Moeda negociação Estratégias Oferecer oportunidades através Desafiando as condições do mercado 16 de fevereiro de 2009
  Nosso DailyFX + Forex Trading Signals tive uma semana decididamente misto de comércio, como bastante imprevisível das condições do mercado têm dificultado a correcta ...
• Dólar neozelandês Técnico Outlook 16 de fevereiro de 2009
• Yen Técnico Outlook 16 de fevereiro de 2009
• British Pound Técnico Outlook 16 de fevereiro de 2009
• Euro Técnico Outlook 16 de fevereiro de 2009

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• European sovereign spreads rise on Eastern European concerns February 16, 2009
  European Market Update: European sovereign spreads rise on Eastern European concerns; Russian Industrial Production slumps ECONOMIC DATA - (SP) Swedish Dec House Transactions: -26.0 % v -35.6% prior - (SW) Swedish Jan Avg House Prices: SEK1.924M v SEK1.789M prior - (NO) Norwegian Jan Trade Balance: NOK v NOK28.9Be - (TU) Turkey Jan Consumer Confidence: 71.6 v 69.9 prior - (TU) Turkey Nov Unemployment Rate: 12.3% v 10.9% prior, highest since 2005 - (HU) Hungary Dec Final Industrial Output M/M:
• South Korea's January Exports Fall Below Initial Estimates February 16, 2009
  Asian Market Update: Japan GDP Plummets to Multi-Decade Lows while Nation's Finance Minister Dodges Accusation of Insobriety at G7; Large Rio Tinto Shareholder Speaks Out Against Chinalco Deal, Favoring BHP; South Korea's January Exports Fall Below Initial Estimates - Following a 5% shellacking of the Nikkei last week, Japan's markets had hoped for a better start to the new week. Instead, Japan's Q4 GDP contraction surpassed estimates and increasingly beleaguered Aso administration faced
• Option traders in financials in no mood for a rally February 16, 2009
  XLF – Financial Select Sector SPDR – Call sales are abundant on the banking index today as shares have slipped 1.75% to $9.04. Option traders were very active in the soon-to-expire February contract, and were seen shedding out-of-the-money calls throughout the morning. Most notable was the February 10 strike price where nearly 19,000 calls were sold for an average price of 10 cents apiece. The trades at the 10 strike reflect pessimism on the XLF—that shares are not likely to rally by 10% in
• Obama's Opening Salvo February 16, 2009
  There is nearly universal agreement that the opening salvo of the Obama Administration's campaign to restore health to the financial system, delivered this week by new Treasury Secretary Geithner, fell with a loud and ugly thud. The most common criticism is that the announcement was short on detail. What is abundantly clear, however, is that the new Administration intends to push spending back up to pre-crash levels and to fill the entire credit void that has disappeared into the black hole of
• ECB's Stark warns for a crisis in public finances February 16, 2009
  Markets: Fixed Income On Friday, global bonds were hit by profit taking, but the extent of the latter differentiated substantially across markets. It was very modest in EMU with yields up between 0.7 and 2.5 basis points in Germany. In a weekly perspective that left German yields still 9 to 26 basis points lower. In the US, yields surged on Friday by 2.5 to 16 basis points, the curve much steeper. In a weekly perspective, US yields declined however a more modest 3 to 10 basis points. In the
• US: Michigan consumer confidence deteriorates February 16, 2009
  University of Michigan consumer confidence dropped from 61.2 in January to 56.2 in February, according to the first estimate. This was disappointing as the consensus expected only a modest decline (to 60.2) and in previous months some signs of stabilization emerged. Looking at the details, the economic outlook deteriorated significantly (49.1 from 57.8), while the economic conditions sub-index showed a marginal improvement (67.1 from 66.5). The worsening economic outlook might be due to the
• A Tough First Half Seems Assured February 16, 2009
  US Review A Tough First Half Seems Assured Retail sales figures for January surprised the consensus estimates yesterday but were widely dismissed in markets. Overall sales increased 1.0 percent, with increases across a wide assortment of categories. The increase marked the first rise for retail sales in seven months and was the largest monthly gain in more than a year. The financial markets were not impressed. News from the retail sector has been unambiguously negative for several months,
• Time for a Reality Check February 16, 2009
  In this issue: Time for a Reality Check World Trade Is Falling Off a Cliff European Bank Losses Dwarf Those in the US Geithner: "You Can't Handle the Truth" Earnings Will Get Even Worse Orlando, Colorado Springs, New York, and Las Vegas It is not just the US that is in recession. The world is slowing down, and rapidly. This week we quickly survey the rest of the world, and then come back to the US. We follow up with the implications for corporate earnings worldwide, and specifically address my
• Cautious consumers February 16, 2009
  New Zealand consumers have become cautious. Carefree spending seems to be a thing of the past. The official retail sales data for the last quarter of 2008 confirms what we already suspected – consumers have largely put away their purses and wallets. Christmas was not a good one for retailers. Retail sales in Q4 provide more evidence that consumers have been saving their extra cash from tax cuts, lower interest rates and lower fuel prices. The value of sales in Q4 2008 was 1.5% below year ago
• Fiscal Stimulus Package in a Nutshell February 15, 2009
  Fiscal Stimulus Package in a Nutshell The final details of the compromise fiscal stimulus package will be available soon – the House passed the $787 billion bill as of this writing. The impact of this larger fiscal package is controversial. But, there is a consensus among experts that an offset to the drop in private sector spending is necessary to lift the economy. Table 1 presents results of the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) analysis. The conservative scenario indicates a 1.4% increase

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