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August 7-10: economic events

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Tuesday, August 7

 

Australia: According to the consensus forecast, the RBA will keep rates unchanged at 3.5% after cutting the borrowing costs in May and June and staying on hold in July. Australian headline inflation was at 1.2% in June, at the lowest annual level in 13 years. The RBA’s preferred measure of inflation, which abstracts from volatile price movements, grew by 2% in June (y/y), which is at the bottom of the Reserve Bank’s inflation target of between 2-3%. Although the RBA has room to cut rates, it seems that the central bank may wait to see how the things elsewhere in the world are going. The nation’s Treasurer Wayne Swan said Australia's “rock solid economic fundamentals” were in stark contrast to conditions in Europe and elsewhere.

 

Switzerland: The unemployment rate fell from 3.2% in April to 2.9% in May an June. In July the figure is expected to remain unchanged. The SNB’s foreign currency reserves have been rising so far and rose to CHF 364 billion in June – now July data is due for release. Swiss CPI fell by 0.3% in June and analysts expect a sharper decline of 0.5% in July. Deflationary figures indicate a slowdown in economic activity.

 

Euro area: Italian GDP may have contracted by 0.7% in Q2 (q/q) after declining by 0.8% in the first 3 months of the year. This would be the forth quarterly decline in a row.

 

Britain: Manufacturing production may have contracted by 3.9% after adding 1.2% in May, surviving the biggest decline since March 2009. Also watch the NIESR GDP estimate which attempts to estimate the quarterly GDP release on a monthly basis. The previous reading was a weak -0.2%. The markets will be hoping for a July reading in positive territory.

 

US: Another speech of Bernanke. This time the Chairman will dwell on the need of financial education in the wake of the recent financial crisis. The audience will be allowed to ask questions.

 

Canada: Ivey PMI fell from 60.5 in May to 49.0 in June. An improvement to 51.7 is predicted in July. Building permits, on the contrary, may have dropped by 3.5% in June after rising by 7.4% in the previous month.

 

Japan: According to the forecasts, Japanese current account increased from 0.28T yen in May to 0.75T in June. Note however, that for 2 last times actual data came far below the predictions.

 

Wednesday, August 8

 

Switzerland: SECO consumer climate index, released every 3 months, been moving upwards in the last 3 releases. This time economists are looking forward to another gain in July to -4 points from the previous reading of -8.

 

Britain: The Bank of England will release Inflation report which may contain clues for the next moves of the central bank. The BoE will likely lower its current growth forecast as there were enough disappointing data since the report was last time released in May. Lower forecasts increase the likelihood of the BoE’s announcing additional asset purchases in September, though the current round of stimulus finishes only in November. The Bank is expected to predict almost zero growth for the economy in 2012, while just 3 months ago it was forecasting growth of around 0.7%.

 

New Zealand: The nation’s unemployment rate may have declined from 6.7% in Q1 to 6.5% in Q2.

 

Thursday, August 9

 

Australia: Australian labor market may have added 10.3K jobs in July after the unexpected contraction of 27K in June, while the unemployment rate may edge up from 5.2% to 5.3%.

 

China: Analysts predict CPI to continue its declining trend and even hit a 30-month low of below 2%. Low inflation is welcome news to government officials looking to enact additional stimulus measures in the face of slowing growth. The recent PMI figures have pointed to evidence that recent efforts by the Chinese authorities to reinvigorate growth have at least managed to stabilize the economy, though a return to trend growth still seems elusive. Markets expect retail data to show that sales increased by 13.6% y/y in July, down slightly from 13.7% growth in June. Industrial output likely expanded by 9.8%, up from 9.5% in June. Fixed asset investment levels – a key component of China's economic expansion over the past decade – are expected to have edged up to 20.6% growth ytd/y from 20.4% at the end of June.

 

Japan: The Bank of Japan is expected to keep monetary policy steady but may escalate its warnings over slowing global demand and renewed gains in yen, signaling its readiness to ease again if the economy’s recovery comes under threat. Deflation remains one of the main concerns of Japanese monetary authorities and there’s scope for future stimulus.

 

US: American trade deficit probably shrank in June as cheaper oil reduced the import bill and slower global growth led to reduced demand for American-made goods. According to the consensus forecast, the gap probably narrowed to $47.5 billion, the 4-month minimum, from $48.7 billion in May. Weekly jobless benefit claims are expected to edge up to 371K from 365K in the previous week.

 

Friday, August 10

 

Australia: The RBA releases its quarterly monetary policy statement. In the February the central bank reduced near-term forecasts for both economic growth and inflation. Then in May the RBA not only reduced near-term economic growth forecasts but also reduced the forecasts at the bottom of its indicative range for growth through to the end of 2013. At the same time, the RBA trimmed inflation forecasts to the end of 2012. This time, the RBA may lift the near-term economic growth estimate but it is likely to retain the medium-term view that economic growth will be around “normal” levels of 3.0-3.25%. Little change is expected in the inflation forecasts with the Reserve Bank projecting that inflation will hold in the 2.0-3.0% target band. In short, the Reserve Bank will leave the door open to further rate cuts over 2012.

 

China: Trade surplus may have expanded from $31.7B in June to $35.1B in July.

 

Britain: PPI Input index has been well below the zero line since April. However, the markets are forecasting a much stronger July reading, with an estimate of a 1.3% gain.

 

Canada: According to the economists, the number of employed people rose by 10.2K in July, while the unemployment rate rose last month to 7.3% from 7.2% in June.

 

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We are pleased to announce that FBS won the “Best Forex Broker Asia” at the World Finance Foreign Exchange Awards 2012.

 

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congratulations to the FBS, which this year awarded "Best Forex Broker Asia" deserves this award is given to FBS, because FBS growth in Asia is so rapid

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Yeah, sir. The standings of 999 Demo Contest is changing every time. Please check http://www.fbs.com/999-demo-contest/participants?type=cur

 

yeah, it's true because this contest is really competitive... all the traders do their best to gain a lot of profit they can make... So I will do my best too, hopefully I can catch up to the top ten position =D

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with all the information about market news provided by FBS

it really helps us in the trade

 

yup, I agree with you... With the information about market that FBS provided for us, we can get be more accurately on predict what will happen on the market =D so don't forget to look the market analytical and news before do trading

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congratulations to the FBS, which this year awarded "Best Forex Broker Asia" deserves this award is given to FBS, because FBS growth in Asia is so rapid

 

that's right, FBS really have growth very fast in the Asia.. No wonder like that because FBS always try to give the traders the best service to help our trading so we can be comfortable on do our trading =D congratulation for FBS

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yup, I agree with you... With the information about market that FBS provided for us, we can get be more accurately on predict what will happen on the market =D so don't forget to look the market analytical and news before do trading

 

yes sir, I never forget it

and have such an obligation for me before the start of trading

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that's right, FBS really have growth very fast in the Asia.. No wonder like that because FBS always try to give the traders the best service to help our trading so we can be comfortable on do our trading =D congratulation for FBS

 

of course sir, FBS deserves to be able to get award

proved by the holding of offices in Indonesia, it proves that the FBS was concerned about his client

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we can see many prove that FBS are really care abut the traders, so I think FBS really deserve to get many award for it ^^

 

Yeah, sir..

FBS really deserve get this award because FBS base their work on transparency, honesty and professionalism...

Their dedicated team of highly educated and experienced professionals constantly works on the development and enhancement of FBS services.

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Yeah, sir..

FBS really deserve get this award because FBS base their work on transparency, honesty and professionalism...

Their dedicated team of highly educated and experienced professionals constantly works on the development and enhancement of FBS services.

 

yup, This way FBS could get the awards as the best broker on ASIA, and FBS more popular right now in ASIA especially on indonesia :)

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