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Today's Live Show: Top 10 Events: SNB Intervenes Again, GBP, CAD and JPY in the Spotlight Next Week

Fri, May 15 2009, 16:55 GMT
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In the broadcast today: Top 10 Events: SNB Intervenes Again, GBP, CAD and JPY in the Spotlight Next Week. We list the Top 10 economic events that will put the GBP, the CAD and the JPY in the spotilight in the week ahead, we explore trend scenarios for the GBP/USD, the EUR/GBP, the USD/CAD and the USD/JPY currency pairs for the new trading week, we take a look at the EUR/CHF pair after this morning's SNB intervention, we analyze the market's reaction to the New Zealand Retail Sales, the Euro-zone GDP, and the U.S. CPI, Industrial Production and Consumer Sentiment, we discuss new forecasts from Citigroup, Royal Bank of Scotland and UBS, and prepare for the trading week ahead.

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