posted by
Nica
10 hours ago
in EUR, GDP, Inflation
Interest rate decision from the European Central Bank along with revised June quarter GDP and producer price inflation data from the eurozone, house price data from the U.K., and unemployment figures from France are due on Thursday, headlining a
posted by
onmeown
21 hours ago
in AUD, GDP, Manufacturing
Australia’s dollar rose by the most in almost three months versus the U.S. dollar after reports showed the nation’s economy grew at the fastest pace in three years last quarter and U.S. and Chinese manufacturing expanded.
posted by
wisaac
23 hours ago
in CHF, AUD, GDP
Front and center this morning, Australia printed a moon-shot second quarter GDP report, that has the risk aversion campers running for cover this morning. All currencies, except the risk aversion currencies of dollar, yen (JPY) and francs (CHF),
posted by
forexcrunch
1 day 5 hours ago
in AUD, Technical, GDP
Australian GDP surprised in Q2 with a strong growth rate of 1.2%, higher than expected. This helped AUD/USD settle above 0.90 and aim for the next resistance level. Update on this high yielding currency.
posted by
milkyway
1 day 9 hours ago
in AUD, GDP
Australia’s dollar strengthened after government reports showed the nation’s economy grew at the fastest pace in three years last quarter and Chinese manufacturing expanded.
posted by
newsinabox
1 day 9 hours ago
in AUD, Fundamental, GDP
THE Australian dollar surged in Asian trade after robust GDP figures today showed a domestic economy firing on all cylinders.
posted by
strawberry
1 day 14 hours ago
in AUD, Fundamental, GDP
Economic growth accelerated in the June quarter, as rising commodity prices bolstered the country's international trade while domestic demand continued its recovery.
posted by
Orci
2 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, GDP
I thought a little different perspective on the impact of trade on the real GDP accounts might be interesting.
posted by
ashpotter
2 days ago
in USD, GDP
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) risk was put back in the market after better than expected US GDP and strong words of support from Fed Chief Bernanke at the Jackson Hole. Q2 GDP was revised lower to 1.6% vs. 2.4% initially released but was better than
posted by
lazybug
3 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, GDP
The economic news this week was pretty bleak. Apparently, a lot of that was already baked in, as the market declined a modest 0.6% overall. Existing home sales, new home sales and durable goods orders were weak and below expectations. Intel (INTC
posted by
fxcashmonster
6 days ago
in USD, GDP
The Commerce Department has revised second-quarter GDP growth from the earlier estimate of 2.4 percent down to 1.6 percent. Though it was the fourth straight quarter of GDP growth, economists are deeply disappointed by the figure, which they say
posted by
eriathwen
6 days ago
in USD, GDP
GDP growth in the world's largest economy slowed to 1.6% in the second quarter from the initial reading of 2.4%.