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be patient bro, soon we can feel the trading with Blackberry mobile too ^^ I'm sure with it, because FBS really want to give all the best for the traders of course

 

yes let's wait for the blackberry platform publishing FBS

because many clients waiting for the BB platform FBS issued

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★★★ May 21-25: Events to watch ★★★

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Monday, May 21, 2012 - 06:45

 

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Monday, May 21:

 

Canada: bank holiday (Victoria Day). The day is practically empty of important economic events. As a result, traders get ready for tomorrow with the Bank of Japan in focus.

 

Tuesday, May 22:

 

New Zealand: the release of inflation expectations data (Q1), a leading indicator of economic sentiment.

 

Great Britain: Consumer Price Index (CPI) in April is forecasted to grow by 3.1% (a decline in comparison with a 3.5% growth in March, but still much higher, than a 2% BoE target). It’s possible, however, that the rate falls to 3% (the lowest since February 2010) saving the BoE Governor Sir Mervyn King from issuing the inflation letter (the letter is only required if the inflation is below 1% or above 3% and is written to explain why inflation has overshot the target). Public sector net borrowing in April may decline to minus 5.4B vs. 15.9B in March.

 

U.S.: Annualized number of existing home sales – the main gauge of housing market conditions – may increase from 4.48M in March to 4.65M in April supporting the idea of the nation’s economic rebound. The labor market is America’s weakest spot and many investors go the US nowadays only because it’s better than Europe.

 

Europe: consumer confidence in the euro area will likely remain low. Don’t wait for any surprises here. Spain will sell 3- and 6-month bills.

 

The OECD (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) will release its global growth forecast.

 

Wednesday, May 23:

 

Japan: Trade deficit is expected to decline slightly to from 0.62T in March to 0.60T in April. Positive trade balance report may support yen ahead of the BOJ announcement. The markets will be eyeing the Bank of Japan’s meeting. The benchmark rate is seen unchanged at 0.10% level, though the central bank may be forced to do more easing. If it doesn’t – well, yen will surely strengthen. For more details see our special article.

 

Europe: Leaders of the EU 27 member states will assemble in Brussels for a crisis meeting. New French President François Hollande will try to push the currency union from austerity to growth promotion and make Germany agree to the euro bonds – debt issued for the euro zone as a whole.

 

Great Britain: MPC meeting minutes. According to the forecasts, the MPC officials have voted unanimously to keep the monetary policy unchanged. Retail sales in April are forecasted to decline by 0.5% vs. a 1.8% growth in March – that would be a very bad sign indicating that the condition of the recessed UK economy aren’t improving at all.

 

Canada: Core retail sales in March may grow by 0.6% compared with a 0.5% increase in February. The nation’s economy for now seems stable enough.

 

U.S.: New home sales are also expected to increase to 336K in April vs. 328K in March.

 

Thursday, May 24:

 

New Zealand: April trade balance is to be released (134M trade surplus in March), while the government will make its annual budget statement.

 

China: May HSBC flash manufacturing PMI will be released (in April the index reached 49.3, indicating the industry contraction).

 

Euro zone: According to forecasts, French flash manufacturing and services PMIs in May are likely to increase to 47.1 and 45.9 respectively (however, the reading below 50.0 still indicates industry contraction). German flash manufacturing PMI is forecasted to reach 47.2, while the services one – to decline to 51.9 from 52.2. Euro zone’s flash purchasing managers’ surveys are expected to show a 10th successive monthly decline in manufacturing output (46.1) and a fourth successive fall in services (47.2). German Ifo business climate in May is expected to go down to 109.5 from 109.9 in April, indicating that concerns of entrepreneurs have risen on the back of the extending crisis. Later in the day, ECB president Mario Draghi is to speak; his comments will be closely watched for any indication of the future possible direction of monetary policy.

 

Great Britain: Britain’s revised GDP in is expected to confirm that the economy shrank 0.2% in Q4 after having declined by 0.3% in Q4 2011. The release of a preliminary GDP showed that UK is in a technical recession – a second consecutive quarterly decline. If the final GDP remains unchanged, the downward pressure on the sterling will grow. New QE is becoming more and more likely; last week a dovish inflation report was issued. The BoE Governor Mervin King sounds rather pessimistic: according to him, the euro zone is tearing itself apart.

 

U.S.: Core durable goods orders in April may increase by 1.3% vs. a 0.8% fall in March. Number of weekly unemployment claims is forecasted to reach 374K after the previous reading 370K

 

Friday, May 25:

 

Japan: Tokyo Core CPI is forecasted to decline by 0.5% in May, while national – to grow by 0.1%.

 

Euro zone: GfK German consumer climate, which is an important indicator of consumer spending, may increase to 5.8 in May from 5.6 in April.

 

 

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absolutely, if we can win a contest that held by FBS it really an honor for us.. included for me, I will be very hapy and proud if I can win a contest that held by FBS ^^

You right sir,

if we win one of any FBS contest, not only proud

but, we will be famous among FBS traders too just like celebrity

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Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012

Monday, May 21, 2012 - 09:30

 

Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards*. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

Congratulation to FBS...

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★★★ May 21-25: Events to watch ★★★

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Monday, May 21, 2012 - 06:45

 

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http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/image/analysis/May2012/21_05_12/week_ahead.jpg

 

 

Monday, May 21:

 

Canada: bank holiday (Victoria Day). The day is practically empty of important economic events. As a result, traders get ready for tomorrow with the Bank of Japan in focus.

 

Tuesday, May 22:

 

New Zealand: the release of inflation expectations data (Q1), a leading indicator of economic sentiment.

 

Great Britain: Consumer Price Index (CPI) in April is forecasted to grow by 3.1% (a decline in comparison with a 3.5% growth in March, but still much higher, than a 2% BoE target). It’s possible, however, that the rate falls to 3% (the lowest since February 2010) saving the BoE Governor Sir Mervyn King from issuing the inflation letter (the letter is only required if the inflation is below 1% or above 3% and is written to explain why inflation has overshot the target). Public sector net borrowing in April may decline to minus 5.4B vs. 15.9B in March.

 

U.S.: Annualized number of existing home sales – the main gauge of housing market conditions – may increase from 4.48M in March to 4.65M in April supporting the idea of the nation’s economic rebound. The labor market is America’s weakest spot and many investors go the US nowadays only because it’s better than Europe.

 

Europe: consumer confidence in the euro area will likely remain low. Don’t wait for any surprises here. Spain will sell 3- and 6-month bills.

 

The OECD (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) will release its global growth forecast.

 

Wednesday, May 23:

 

Japan: Trade deficit is expected to decline slightly to from 0.62T in March to 0.60T in April. Positive trade balance report may support yen ahead of the BOJ announcement. The markets will be eyeing the Bank of Japan’s meeting. The benchmark rate is seen unchanged at 0.10% level, though the central bank may be forced to do more easing. If it doesn’t – well, yen will surely strengthen. For more details see our special article.

 

Europe: Leaders of the EU 27 member states will assemble in Brussels for a crisis meeting. New French President François Hollande will try to push the currency union from austerity to growth promotion and make Germany agree to the euro bonds – debt issued for the euro zone as a whole.

 

Great Britain: MPC meeting minutes. According to the forecasts, the MPC officials have voted unanimously to keep the monetary policy unchanged. Retail sales in April are forecasted to decline by 0.5% vs. a 1.8% growth in March – that would be a very bad sign indicating that the condition of the recessed UK economy aren’t improving at all.

 

Canada: Core retail sales in March may grow by 0.6% compared with a 0.5% increase in February. The nation’s economy for now seems stable enough.

 

U.S.: New home sales are also expected to increase to 336K in April vs. 328K in March.

 

Thursday, May 24:

 

New Zealand: April trade balance is to be released (134M trade surplus in March), while the government will make its annual budget statement.

 

China: May HSBC flash manufacturing PMI will be released (in April the index reached 49.3, indicating the industry contraction).

 

Euro zone: According to forecasts, French flash manufacturing and services PMIs in May are likely to increase to 47.1 and 45.9 respectively (however, the reading below 50.0 still indicates industry contraction). German flash manufacturing PMI is forecasted to reach 47.2, while the services one – to decline to 51.9 from 52.2. Euro zone’s flash purchasing managers’ surveys are expected to show a 10th successive monthly decline in manufacturing output (46.1) and a fourth successive fall in services (47.2). German Ifo business climate in May is expected to go down to 109.5 from 109.9 in April, indicating that concerns of entrepreneurs have risen on the back of the extending crisis. Later in the day, ECB president Mario Draghi is to speak; his comments will be closely watched for any indication of the future possible direction of monetary policy.

 

Great Britain: Britain’s revised GDP in is expected to confirm that the economy shrank 0.2% in Q4 after having declined by 0.3% in Q4 2011. The release of a preliminary GDP showed that UK is in a technical recession – a second consecutive quarterly decline. If the final GDP remains unchanged, the downward pressure on the sterling will grow. New QE is becoming more and more likely; last week a dovish inflation report was issued. The BoE Governor Mervin King sounds rather pessimistic: according to him, the euro zone is tearing itself apart.

 

U.S.: Core durable goods orders in April may increase by 1.3% vs. a 0.8% fall in March. Number of weekly unemployment claims is forecasted to reach 374K after the previous reading 370K

 

Friday, May 25:

 

Japan: Tokyo Core CPI is forecasted to decline by 0.5% in May, while national – to grow by 0.1%.

 

Euro zone: GfK German consumer climate, which is an important indicator of consumer spending, may increase to 5.8 in May from 5.6 in April.

 

 

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Thank you for the information sir,

this will help in trading very much...

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★★★ Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012 ★★★

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Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards*. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/_thumbs/image/news/award2/nagrady2.jpg

 

“We believe we are well-positioned to continue the company’s growth in Asia,” says PR-manager of FBS Anna Zamurakina. “We are committed to providing our services and products in an efficient and innovative manner consistent with the needs of our clients, and we offer a trading environment that is fast, convenient, reliable and valuable in terms of quality.”

 

 

* Global Banking & Finance Review is an online portal which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry. The Global Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to recognize achievement, progress and inspirational change within the financial world.

 

 

 

Work with FBS , be friends with FBS and be successful!

 

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Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

“We believe we are well-positioned to continue the company’s growth in Asia,” says PR-manager of FBS Anna Zamurakina. “We are committed to providing our services and products in an efficient and innovative manner consistent with the needs of our clients, and we offer a trading environment that is fast, convenient, reliable and valuable in terms of quality.”

 

http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/_thumbs/image/news/award2/nagrady2.jpg

 

* Global Banking & Finance Review is an online portal which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry. The Global Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to recognize achievement, progress and inspirational change within the financial world.

 

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★★★ May 21-25: Events to watch ★★★

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Monday, May 21, 2012 - 06:45

 

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http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/image/analysis/May2012/21_05_12/week_ahead.jpg

 

 

Monday, May 21:

 

Canada: bank holiday (Victoria Day). The day is practically empty of important economic events. As a result, traders get ready for tomorrow with the Bank of Japan in focus.

 

Tuesday, May 22:

 

New Zealand: the release of inflation expectations data (Q1), a leading indicator of economic sentiment.

 

Great Britain: Consumer Price Index (CPI) in April is forecasted to grow by 3.1% (a decline in comparison with a 3.5% growth in March, but still much higher, than a 2% BoE target). It’s possible, however, that the rate falls to 3% (the lowest since February 2010) saving the BoE Governor Sir Mervyn King from issuing the inflation letter (the letter is only required if the inflation is below 1% or above 3% and is written to explain why inflation has overshot the target). Public sector net borrowing in April may decline to minus 5.4B vs. 15.9B in March.

 

U.S.: Annualized number of existing home sales – the main gauge of housing market conditions – may increase from 4.48M in March to 4.65M in April supporting the idea of the nation’s economic rebound. The labor market is America’s weakest spot and many investors go the US nowadays only because it’s better than Europe.

 

Europe: consumer confidence in the euro area will likely remain low. Don’t wait for any surprises here. Spain will sell 3- and 6-month bills.

 

The OECD (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) will release its global growth forecast.

 

Wednesday, May 23:

 

Japan: Trade deficit is expected to decline slightly to from 0.62T in March to 0.60T in April. Positive trade balance report may support yen ahead of the BOJ announcement. The markets will be eyeing the Bank of Japan’s meeting. The benchmark rate is seen unchanged at 0.10% level, though the central bank may be forced to do more easing. If it doesn’t – well, yen will surely strengthen. For more details see our special article.

 

Europe: Leaders of the EU 27 member states will assemble in Brussels for a crisis meeting. New French President François Hollande will try to push the currency union from austerity to growth promotion and make Germany agree to the euro bonds – debt issued for the euro zone as a whole.

 

Great Britain: MPC meeting minutes. According to the forecasts, the MPC officials have voted unanimously to keep the monetary policy unchanged. Retail sales in April are forecasted to decline by 0.5% vs. a 1.8% growth in March – that would be a very bad sign indicating that the condition of the recessed UK economy aren’t improving at all.

 

Canada: Core retail sales in March may grow by 0.6% compared with a 0.5% increase in February. The nation’s economy for now seems stable enough.

 

U.S.: New home sales are also expected to increase to 336K in April vs. 328K in March.

 

Thursday, May 24:

 

New Zealand: April trade balance is to be released (134M trade surplus in March), while the government will make its annual budget statement.

 

China: May HSBC flash manufacturing PMI will be released (in April the index reached 49.3, indicating the industry contraction).

 

Euro zone: According to forecasts, French flash manufacturing and services PMIs in May are likely to increase to 47.1 and 45.9 respectively (however, the reading below 50.0 still indicates industry contraction). German flash manufacturing PMI is forecasted to reach 47.2, while the services one – to decline to 51.9 from 52.2. Euro zone’s flash purchasing managers’ surveys are expected to show a 10th successive monthly decline in manufacturing output (46.1) and a fourth successive fall in services (47.2). German Ifo business climate in May is expected to go down to 109.5 from 109.9 in April, indicating that concerns of entrepreneurs have risen on the back of the extending crisis. Later in the day, ECB president Mario Draghi is to speak; his comments will be closely watched for any indication of the future possible direction of monetary policy.

 

Great Britain: Britain’s revised GDP in is expected to confirm that the economy shrank 0.2% in Q4 after having declined by 0.3% in Q4 2011. The release of a preliminary GDP showed that UK is in a technical recession – a second consecutive quarterly decline. If the final GDP remains unchanged, the downward pressure on the sterling will grow. New QE is becoming more and more likely; last week a dovish inflation report was issued. The BoE Governor Mervin King sounds rather pessimistic: according to him, the euro zone is tearing itself apart.

 

U.S.: Core durable goods orders in April may increase by 1.3% vs. a 0.8% fall in March. Number of weekly unemployment claims is forecasted to reach 374K after the previous reading 370K

 

Friday, May 25:

 

Japan: Tokyo Core CPI is forecasted to decline by 0.5% in May, while national – to grow by 0.1%.

 

Euro zone: GfK German consumer climate, which is an important indicator of consumer spending, may increase to 5.8 in May from 5.6 in April.

 

 

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Thanks for share this useful information, Mr. kaito.

FBS always gives us the update market news,

that very useful to our trading.

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absolutely, if we can win a contest that held by FBS it really an honor for us.. included for me, I will be very hapy and proud if I can win a contest that held by FBS ^^

 

You have won FBS contest lately, Debook.

You must be very proud and happy, now.

But don't make it to be lazy,

you better to always participate in every contest from FBS,

that's will be good to your real trading.

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You right sir,

if we win one of any FBS contest, not only proud

but, we will be famous among FBS traders too just like celebrity

 

The most interesting to be the winner in FBS contest,

is the experience and the prize.

So, don't ever give up to try and participate in every contest from FBS.

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The FBS customer service is friendly....i have good experience..

when i have a problem to wd my money just contact them by online chat..(support in Indonesian language too)..:)

 

Yeah, I have the same experience with you,

FBS customer service can speak in Indonesian,

this make us more comfortable to contact them,

every time when we get something to ask to FBS.

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★★★ Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012 ★★★

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Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards*. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/_thumbs/image/news/award2/nagrady2.jpg

 

“We believe we are well-positioned to continue the company’s growth in Asia,” says PR-manager of FBS Anna Zamurakina. “We are committed to providing our services and products in an efficient and innovative manner consistent with the needs of our clients, and we offer a trading environment that is fast, convenient, reliable and valuable in terms of quality.”

 

 

* Global Banking & Finance Review is an online portal which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry. The Global Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to recognize achievement, progress and inspirational change within the financial world.

 

 

 

Work with FBS , be friends with FBS and be successful!

 

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Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012

 

Congratulation FBS !!!!

The more cool FBS,

but yes indeed reasonable if FBS received this award,

with the service and the server owned by FBS,

all make traders more comfortable to trading with their FBS account.

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★★★ Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012 ★★★

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v466/rodny/GarisSinar.gif

 

 

 

Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards*. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/_thumbs/image/news/award2/nagrady2.jpg

 

“We believe we are well-positioned to continue the company’s growth in Asia,” says PR-manager of FBS Anna Zamurakina. “We are committed to providing our services and products in an efficient and innovative manner consistent with the needs of our clients, and we offer a trading environment that is fast, convenient, reliable and valuable in terms of quality.”

 

 

* Global Banking & Finance Review is an online portal which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry. The Global Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to recognize achievement, progress and inspirational change within the financial world.

 

 

 

Work with FBS , be friends with FBS and be successful!

 

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Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012

 

Congratulation FBS !!!!

The more cool FBS,

but yes indeed reasonable if FBS received this award,

with the service and the server owned by FBS,

all make traders more comfortable to trading with their FBS account.

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★★★ Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012 ★★★

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Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards*. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/_thumbs/image/news/award2/nagrady2.jpg

 

“We believe we are well-positioned to continue the company’s growth in Asia,” says PR-manager of FBS Anna Zamurakina. “We are committed to providing our services and products in an efficient and innovative manner consistent with the needs of our clients, and we offer a trading environment that is fast, convenient, reliable and valuable in terms of quality.”

 

 

* Global Banking & Finance Review is an online portal which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry. The Global Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to recognize achievement, progress and inspirational change within the financial world.

 

 

 

Work with FBS , be friends with FBS and be successful!

 

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congratulation for FBS.. !! again FBS has been awarded, and now as the fastest growing forex broker asia 2012. hopefuly FBS will be more and more better.. we so proud for always trust FBS as our broker

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Yeah, I have the same experience with you,

FBS customer service can speak in Indonesian,

this make us more comfortable to contact them,

every time when we get something to ask to FBS.

 

 

yeah, that's really great. so no need to worry about the language if we wanna ask something.. now we can get more information easily..

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★★★ Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012 ★★★

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Dear traders!

 

We are proud to announce that FBS company has been awarded as “Fastest Growing Forex Broker Asia 2012” by Global Banking & Finance Review Awards*. This award is a recognition of the achievement and the high level of services offered by FBS.

 

http://www.fbs.com/sites/default/files/_thumbs/image/news/award2/nagrady2.jpg

 

“We believe we are well-positioned to continue the company’s growth in Asia,” says PR-manager of FBS Anna Zamurakina. “We are committed to providing our services and products in an efficient and innovative manner consistent with the needs of our clients, and we offer a trading environment that is fast, convenient, reliable and valuable in terms of quality.”

 

 

* Global Banking & Finance Review is an online portal which has evolved from the growing need to have a more balanced view for informative and independent news for the global banking and finance industry. The Global Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to recognize achievement, progress and inspirational change within the financial world.

 

 

 

Work with FBS , be friends with FBS and be successful!

 

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wow .... congratulations to the FBS who have been awarded

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Monday, May 21, 2012 - 06:45

 

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Monday, May 21:

 

Canada: bank holiday (Victoria Day). The day is practically empty of important economic events. As a result, traders get ready for tomorrow with the Bank of Japan in focus.

 

Tuesday, May 22:

 

New Zealand: the release of inflation expectations data (Q1), a leading indicator of economic sentiment.

 

Great Britain: Consumer Price Index (CPI) in April is forecasted to grow by 3.1% (a decline in comparison with a 3.5% growth in March, but still much higher, than a 2% BoE target). It’s possible, however, that the rate falls to 3% (the lowest since February 2010) saving the BoE Governor Sir Mervyn King from issuing the inflation letter (the letter is only required if the inflation is below 1% or above 3% and is written to explain why inflation has overshot the target). Public sector net borrowing in April may decline to minus 5.4B vs. 15.9B in March.

 

U.S.: Annualized number of existing home sales – the main gauge of housing market conditions – may increase from 4.48M in March to 4.65M in April supporting the idea of the nation’s economic rebound. The labor market is America’s weakest spot and many investors go the US nowadays only because it’s better than Europe.

 

Europe: consumer confidence in the euro area will likely remain low. Don’t wait for any surprises here. Spain will sell 3- and 6-month bills.

 

The OECD (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) will release its global growth forecast.

 

Wednesday, May 23:

 

Japan: Trade deficit is expected to decline slightly to from 0.62T in March to 0.60T in April. Positive trade balance report may support yen ahead of the BOJ announcement. The markets will be eyeing the Bank of Japan’s meeting. The benchmark rate is seen unchanged at 0.10% level, though the central bank may be forced to do more easing. If it doesn’t – well, yen will surely strengthen. For more details see our special article.

 

Europe: Leaders of the EU 27 member states will assemble in Brussels for a crisis meeting. New French President François Hollande will try to push the currency union from austerity to growth promotion and make Germany agree to the euro bonds – debt issued for the euro zone as a whole.

 

Great Britain: MPC meeting minutes. According to the forecasts, the MPC officials have voted unanimously to keep the monetary policy unchanged. Retail sales in April are forecasted to decline by 0.5% vs. a 1.8% growth in March – that would be a very bad sign indicating that the condition of the recessed UK economy aren’t improving at all.

 

Canada: Core retail sales in March may grow by 0.6% compared with a 0.5% increase in February. The nation’s economy for now seems stable enough.

 

U.S.: New home sales are also expected to increase to 336K in April vs. 328K in March.

 

Thursday, May 24:

 

New Zealand: April trade balance is to be released (134M trade surplus in March), while the government will make its annual budget statement.

 

China: May HSBC flash manufacturing PMI will be released (in April the index reached 49.3, indicating the industry contraction).

 

Euro zone: According to forecasts, French flash manufacturing and services PMIs in May are likely to increase to 47.1 and 45.9 respectively (however, the reading below 50.0 still indicates industry contraction). German flash manufacturing PMI is forecasted to reach 47.2, while the services one – to decline to 51.9 from 52.2. Euro zone’s flash purchasing managers’ surveys are expected to show a 10th successive monthly decline in manufacturing output (46.1) and a fourth successive fall in services (47.2). German Ifo business climate in May is expected to go down to 109.5 from 109.9 in April, indicating that concerns of entrepreneurs have risen on the back of the extending crisis. Later in the day, ECB president Mario Draghi is to speak; his comments will be closely watched for any indication of the future possible direction of monetary policy.

 

Great Britain: Britain’s revised GDP in is expected to confirm that the economy shrank 0.2% in Q4 after having declined by 0.3% in Q4 2011. The release of a preliminary GDP showed that UK is in a technical recession – a second consecutive quarterly decline. If the final GDP remains unchanged, the downward pressure on the sterling will grow. New QE is becoming more and more likely; last week a dovish inflation report was issued. The BoE Governor Mervin King sounds rather pessimistic: according to him, the euro zone is tearing itself apart.

 

U.S.: Core durable goods orders in April may increase by 1.3% vs. a 0.8% fall in March. Number of weekly unemployment claims is forecasted to reach 374K after the previous reading 370K

 

Friday, May 25:

 

Japan: Tokyo Core CPI is forecasted to decline by 0.5% in May, while national – to grow by 0.1%.

 

Euro zone: GfK German consumer climate, which is an important indicator of consumer spending, may increase to 5.8 in May from 5.6 in April.

 

 

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thank you for the information about market news this week sir

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