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Predict NFP and win!

 

 

Dear clients!

 

Take part in “Predict NFP” contest, guess the non-farm payrolls indicator, which will be published at 12:30 GMT 07.10.11, and win an exclusive and stylish T-shirt from FBS!

 

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You may enter your guesses till 8:30 GMT 02.09.11 in the special topic of our group in Facebook http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=137183862987521&topic=554

 

We wish all the participants Good Luck!

 

Contest rules: http://www.fbs.com/contest/nfp

 

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last day for trading this week, my trading was not so good in this week. hopefully next week I get a big profit...

happy weekend all and prepare for participate demo contest FBS next week.. :D

 

keep spirit bro.. this week maybe not to maximal.. but hopefully next week u can got a big green2 pips :D goodluck n happy holiday :)

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last day for trading this week, my trading was not so good in this week. hopefully next week I get a big profit...

happy weekend all and prepare for participate demo contest FBS next week.. :D

 

Better not trade on friday, prepare for weekend with our lovely family... Hopefully my WD today will be processed soon. YES! :D

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last day for trading this week, my trading was not so good in this week. hopefully next week I get a big profit...

happy weekend all and prepare for participate demo contest FBS next week.. :D

 

my trading have not been really different than yours huehue,,, i haven't get a lot of profit this week,,, hopefully next week will be better than this wee.... good luck for your trading too man,, and happy weekend =D

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Bernanke: unemployment may lead to the “national crisis”

 

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned yesterday that the United States finds itself under threat of a “national crisis”.

 

Bernanke underlines that the situation at the labor market remains intense: the unemployment rate stays at or above 9% since April 2009 and almost 45% of the unemployed are jobless for already 6 months or more.

 

The Fed’s head reiterated that monetary policy along can’t solve the country’s problems and spur its sluggish economic growth. In his view, it’s very important to breathe life in the housing markets. Bernanke also pointed out that the US should use the experience of many emerging market economies supporting strong economic growth through “disciplined fiscal policies”, “encouraging private capital formation and undertaking necessary public investments”, reports Bloomberg.

 

Last week American central bank decided to lengthen long-term interest rates by replacing $400 billion of short-term debt in its portfolio with longer-term Treasuries. At the same time, 3 members of the FOMC opposed this decision and spoke against further monetary stimulus. Despite 2 rounds of quantitative easing, which cost the Fed $2.3 trillion, US growth has stalled.

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Bernanke: unemployment may lead to the “national crisis”

 

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned yesterday that the United States finds itself under threat of a “national crisis”.

 

Bernanke underlines that the situation at the labor market remains intense: the unemployment rate stays at or above 9% since April 2009 and almost 45% of the unemployed are jobless for already 6 months or more.

 

The Fed’s head reiterated that monetary policy along can’t solve the country’s problems and spur its sluggish economic growth. In his view, it’s very important to breathe life in the housing markets. Bernanke also pointed out that the US should use the experience of many emerging market economies supporting strong economic growth through “disciplined fiscal policies”, “encouraging private capital formation and undertaking necessary public investments”, reports Bloomberg.

 

Last week American central bank decided to lengthen long-term interest rates by replacing $400 billion of short-term debt in its portfolio with longer-term Treasuries. At the same time, 3 members of the FOMC opposed this decision and spoke against further monetary stimulus. Despite 2 rounds of quantitative easing, which cost the Fed $2.3 trillion, US growth has stalled.

 

that was a bad news but what this news will be rising EU or GU. i don't know but more news on analytical and market FBS said that EU and GU will be decline. i hope this will be rising EU for short time and comeback decline.

thank you for share the news sis.

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