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NZD/JPY is likely to rebound.

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The economic situation in New Zealand has brightened in recent months as New Zealand has turned into a trade surplus economy driven by the growth in exports of Milk products and lumber. The domestic economy is also in good shape. The unemployment rate at 4.9% in last quarter nearly touched low of 8 years. The economy is expected to gain steam further as the construction sector should show rebound next quarter.
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There are quite positive developments going on in Japanes economy. Japan's e…
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VAIBS1991 24 Sep.

The economic situation in New Zealand has brightened in recent months as New Zealand has turned into a trade surplus economy driven by the growth in exports of Milk products and lumber. The domestic economy is also in good shape. The unemployment rate at 4.9% in last quarter nearly touched low of 8 years. The economy is expected to gain steam further as the construction sector should show rebound next quarter.

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VAIBS1991 27 Sep.

The Bank of Japan left the interest rate unchanged at -0.1 percent at it's September 2017 monetary policy meeting. Policymakers also deciding to maintain it's 10-years government bond yield target around zero percent and are viewing a moderate recovery trend in the economy is continuing while exports are picking up. The Bank of Japan will continue with "Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing (QQE) with a Negative Interest Rate,"aiming to achieve the price stability target of 2 percent, as long as it is necessary for maintaining that target in a stable manner.

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VAIBS1991 28 Sep.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept its official cash rate unchanged at record low of 1.75 percent on September 28th, 2017. Major economic challenges such as persistent surplus capacity and extensive political uncertainty are yet to subside. GDP growth in the March quarter was lower than expected, with weaker export volumes and residential construction partially offset by stronger consumption. Headline inflation has increased over the past year in several countries, but moderated recently with the fall in energy prices. Nevertheless, the growth outlook remains positive.

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USD/JPY is on a crossroad.

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US GDP Growth rose to 2.6 % (YoY) in second quarter of 2017 which marks a robust improvement from the first quarter of 2017 GDP growth rate of 1.4 % (YoY). The pick up in GDP growth rate is mainly driven by higher consumer spending and rising exports. Optimism about domestic economic conditions is giving the consumers the confidence to spend more as they expect the future income to rise while improvement in world economy is boosting exports as the demand for American products rise. Governme…
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AUD/NZD to rally further.

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In Australia the Reserve Bank of Australia is expecting the Australian economy to grow at an annual rate of around 3 percent over the next couple of years and inflation is estimated to pick up gradually as the economy strengthens. Employment growth has been stronger over recent months, and has increased in all states. The unemployment rate is expected to decline a little over the next couple of years.
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VAIBS1991 24 Sep.

The economic situation in New Zealand has brightened in recent months as New Zealand has turned into a trade surplus economy driven by the growth in exports of Milk products and lumber. The domestic economy is also in good shape. The unemployment rate at 4.9% in last quarter nearly touched low of 8 years. The economy is expected to gain steam further as the construction sector should show rebound next quarter.

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VAIBS1991 27 Sep.

In the meeting held on 5th September the RBA kept the interest rates unchanged at 1.5 % but gave much more positive indications about growth in economy.  As per recent economic data, inflation is expected to rise gradually, business investments is picking up, employment growth has become stronger, though labor hours remains week. The various forward-looking indicators point to continued growth in employment over the period ahead. Economic growth is still expected to increase gradually over the next couple of years to a little above 3%.

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VAIBS1991 28 Sep.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept its official cash rate unchanged at record low of 1.75 percent on September 28th, 2017. Major economic challenges such as persistent surplus capacity and extensive political uncertainty are yet to subside. GDP growth in the March quarter was lower than expected, with weaker export volumes and residential construction partially offset by stronger consumption. Headline inflation has increased over the past year in several countries, but moderated recently with the fall in energy prices. Nevertheless, the growth outlook remains positive.

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EUR/NZD to rally further.

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The Euro Area economy advanced 2.1 percent on quarter in the three months to June of 2017, which is better than 1.9 percent growth in the previous quarter ending March 2017. Household consumption and public spending were the main drivers of growth while fixed investment slowed sharply and net external demand contributed negatively. The GDP growth rate serves as a broad indicator for the health of Euro-zone economies. Robust GDP growth signals a heightened level of economic activity, which i…
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VAIBS1991 24 Sep.

The economic situation in New Zealand has brightened in recent months as New Zealand has turned into a trade surplus economy driven by the growth in exports of Milk products and lumber. The domestic economy is also in good shape. The unemployment rate at 4.9% in last quarter nearly touched low of 8 years. The economy is expected to gain steam further as the construction sector should show rebound next quarter.

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VAIBS1991 28 Sep.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept its official cash rate unchanged at record low of 1.75 percent on September 28th, 2017. Major economic challenges such as persistent surplus capacity and extensive political uncertainty are yet to subside. GDP growth in the March quarter was lower than expected, with weaker export volumes and residential construction partially offset by stronger consumption. Headline inflation has increased over the past year in several countries, but moderated recently with the fall in energy prices. Nevertheless, the growth outlook remains positive.

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Analyzing GBP/USD

GBP/USD is an interesting pair to trade this week as the Bank of England monetary policy decision is scheduled for Thursday. In the last meeting the policymakers had showed concerns over rising inflation and slow pay growth and the effects on household spending and GDP. As the UK economy will remain in transition phase in terms of trade relations with Euro block and other major economies for months to come it will be a tough job for the BoE to balance the inflation along with sustained GDP grow…
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A retracement is possible in NZD/USD.

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The economic situation in New Zealand has brightened in recent months as New Zealand has turned into a trade surplus economy driven by the growth in exports of Milk products and lumber. The domestic economy is also in good shape. The unemployment rate at 4.9% in last quarter nearly touched low of 8 years. The economy is expected to gain steam further as the construction sector should show rebound next quarter.
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In the United States the Federal Reserve raised the interest rates from the ba…
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AUD/USD Analysis.

The Australian economy is continuing its transition following the end of the mining investment boom, expanding by around 2½ per cent in 2016. Exports have risen strongly and non-mining business investment has risen over the past year. Most measures of business and consumer confidence are at, or above, average. Consumption growth was stronger towards the end of the year, although growth in household income remains low.
On the US dollar front there is a feeling that the economy is not as strong as…
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AUD/NZD analysis.

The Australian economy is continuing its transition following the end of the mining investment boom, expanding by around 2½ per cent in 2016. Exports have risen strongly and non-mining business investment has risen over the past year. Most measures of business and consumer confidence are at, or above, average. Consumption growth was stronger towards the end of the year, although growth in household income remains low.
Economic growth in New Zealand has increased as expected and is steadily drawi…
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Predicting S&P 500.

World stocks and bond yields are rising, lifted by the emergence of "Trump trades" as investors bet that the U.S. president's tax reform plans will boost economic growth and corporate profits. Even with the controversy Trump has caused since he took office, financial markets are still willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. If we look on technical charts we can see the S&P is trading on the life time high. I am expecting the trend to continue with some smaller corrections in between.
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VAIBS1991 22 Mar.

US equity valuations are quite stretched -- U.S. stocks are trading at the upper end of their historical valuation ranges -- investors have started to see the Trump administration's struggles to push through the healthcare overhaul as a sign he may also face setbacks delivering promised corporate tax cuts. I am expecting the correction to contnue for coming week.

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VAIBS1991 28 Mar.

Housing starts which are a major indicator of the United States economy rose 3 percent from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 1288 thousand in February of 2017, following an upwardly revised 1251 thousand in the previous month and beating market expectations of a 1.4 percent rise. It is the biggest rate in four months as construction of single-family houses hit a near 9-1/2-year high. High new home sales is indicating a optimistic economic outlook.

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Predicting DEU.IDX/EUR

In Germany DAX is on rise with the release of upbeat coporate earnings reports for the last quarter of 2016, although political uncertainty continue to weigh. In coming months Investors are expected to remain cautious as worries over elections in France, Germany, the Netherlands and possibly Italy, as well as the ongoing row over Greece's bailout is adding to concerns over political risk in the euro area.
If we look on technical charts we can see that DAX is in uptrend on the monthly charts with…
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lelipuzik 31 Mar.

nice! like it

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TInna 31 Mar.

well done!

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very good !

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Milian 31 Mar.

good work!

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nice

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