
ECB Policy in 2007
Expert: Joseph Trevisani
Start: Thu, Feb 8, 14:00 GMT
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Type of Session: Webinar
Topics
- Factors European interest rate policy
- ECB anti-inflation mandate play in rate policy
Trading Setups in the Crosses - Just for Premium Members
Expert: Richard Lee
Start: Wed, Feb 14, 15:00 GMT
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Type of Session: Webinar
The FX Trading Desk
Expert: Dave Floyd
Start: Wed, Feb 14, 17:00 GMT
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Type of Session: Webinar
Topics
- Charts
- News releases
- Trading styles & techniques
Forex Trading Strategies - Will the JPY be Discussed at the G7? by Saxo Bank
USD/JPY Continues its recovery from 114.40 from early december, and has broken the range in the 113.35-120.00 area, but remain neutral to bullish as long as the lower end of the range is intact. For the upside a close above 121.40 is steel needed to accelerate.
FX Thoughts for the Day - FX Thoughts for the day - Evening - 07-Feb-2007....1251 GMT by Kshitij Consultancy Service
Daily Technical Briefing - Mixed Signals for Dollar as Major Pairs Diverge by FXCM
Global FX Daily - U.S. Edition - Tomorrow’s ECB meeting will be significant for the EUR by Mellon Foreign Exchange

**Source : CMS Forex, Danske Bank A/S, FXstreet.com, Global Forex Trading Ltd. , KBC Bank, Mizuho Corporate Bank
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| Period | Previous | Consensus | Time |
| December (4Q) | 3.8% | 3.8% | Feb 7, 21:45 GMT |
Economic Release Alert - New Zealand Unemployment (4Q) by FXCM
Economists predict that the New Zealand economy added jobs through year-end 2006, as a Q3 decline left room for a modest rebound. Though forecasts of 3.8 percent unemployment are still above Q2 record-lows of 3.6 percent, strength in employment remains one of the primary drivers of domestic economic growth.
[ Full Story ]| Period | Previous | Consensus | Actual |
| Q4 | 0.2% | 1.8% | 1.7% |
US Q4 productivity up 3.0 pct vs 1.7 pct rise expected by AFX News
The efficiency of US workers jumped in the fourth quarter but not enough to lift full year performance to match the roaring productivity gains of the first six years of this century, the Labor Department said today.
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