Month: October 2017

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  Stay tuned for Wednesday's NZ employment report - preview

  Its been a busy Tuesday, with more to come, but save some energy for Wednesday's jobs report from New Zealand Due at 2145 GMT on Tuesday[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  Japan Sept construction orders yy -11.6% vs -10.6% prev

  Data out a short while ago 31 Oct - Sept housing starts  -2/.09% vs -3.2% exp vs -2.0% - annualised housing starts 952k vs 950k[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  Economic data coming up in the European session

  Economic data/event risk coming up in this session 31 Oct Greetings one and all. Data wise there's Eurozone CPI/GDP and Canadian GDP as the highlights. Don't forget UK/Europe clocks went back[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  Nikkei 225 closes unchanged at 22,011.61

   BOJ day keeping ranges contained  30 Oct - high 22,020.38 - low  21840.07 - Topix down -0.28% at 1765.96 - USDJPY 113.12 Copyright 2015 Forexlive.com
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  France Q3 GDP flash qq 0.5% as exp

  France Q3 GDP flash readings just out 31 Oct - 0.6% prev - yy 2.2% vs 2.1% exp vs 1.8% prev Mixed bag with softer[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  China Sept services trade deficit USD 22.2bln

  FX regulator SAFE out with latest trade data 31 Oct - Jan-Sept deficit USD 198.7bln No further detail at present. I'll update if/when I get[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  Eurostoxx 50 futures up 0.1% in early European trading

  European equities delicately poised again as we wait on official openings 31 Oct - DAX futures +0.1% - CAC40 flat - FTSE   flat German bund futures +6[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  Trading ideas for the European session

  Your daily thread to exchange trading ideas and thoughts 31 Oct Still cold and frosty here in the UK but what's hot on your wish list[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  France Oct CPI flash mm 0.1% as exp

  France Oct CPI flash data now out 31 Oct - -0.2% prev - yy 1.1% vs 1.0% exp/prev - HICP mm 0.1% as exp vs[...]
  2017-10-31 08:47:06

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  Mexico's Carstens think inflation has hit its peak

  Governor of Mexico's central bank, Bank of Mexico, Augustin Carstens - Says he thinks inflation has reached its maximum - Says minimum wage increase should be[...]
  2017-10-31 08:39:13

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