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International Traders Conference

Oct 30, 08:13 GMT

Day 2 begins with more Live Trading


Who said that sequels are worse than first episodes?
The second day of he ITC has started and after the Fed decision, Live Trading is going on more active than ever. Take a look to the pictures!

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Forex Blogs

FX Market Readings: Expected moves during US session by Dr. S. Sivaraman

Today US session is considered by many as inportant day for the market to pick up the clues and move further − the FOMC interest rate decision is to be annouced by 18:15 GMT. I am expecting the market to make small swings till the announcement time and then drop quickly about 50−70 pips before the rate announcement and then quickly rise there after for the day.

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FX Path: Dollar Weakness − Euro Strength by James Chen

Live Sessions Schedule

Jerry FurstWatch Live Coverage of the US GDP
Expert: Jerry Furst
Start: Thu, Oct 30, 11:30 GMT
Sponsored by: Investors Education Network
Type of Session: Webinar


Mark WhistlerHow to Get Started Trading Forex
Expert: Mark Whistler
Start: Thu, Oct 30, 15:00 GMT

Type of Session: Webinar


Sponsored by
Thu, Oct 30, 11:30 GMTWatch Live Coverage of the US GDPJerry FurstWBNSponsored by Investors Education Network
Thu, Oct 30, 15:00 GMTHow to Get Started Trading ForexMark WhistlerWBNSponsored by
Thu, Oct 30, 16:00 GMTDan Blystone's Daily BriefingDan BlystoneWBNSponsored by
Fri, Oct 31, 08:00 GMTThe Forex Basic Training Program − Chapter VIIIWayne McDonellWBNSponsored by
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Current Session: Europe

EUR/USD

Daily Recommended Trades − The recovery continues and the Euro managed to break the 1.3 barrier by E−Forex

The recovery continues and the Euro managed to break the 1.3 barrier, advancing higher to 1.33 before giving back some gains. Daily momentum is slightly bullish now, while holding above 1.3. Resistance is seen at 1.3300 followed by 1.3450 and 1.3600. Support starts at 1.3100 backed by 1.3 and 1.2850. Intraday studies are highly bullish at the time of this writing. While the extreme volatility sets daily ranges of 350 to 500 points, trading "for pips" is far from being a good idea.

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Dow Theory principles by Valeria Bednarik, analyst and foreign manager at MolFX - Management

Trend Trading - Part 1: Elements of Trend Trading in FX and Futures Markets by Don Wilcox, Forex News Analyst Trade The News

Check out how pairs moved: Live Currency Rates & Charts

Other Topics for This Session

Daily Forex Technical Report - Dollar and Yen Weakened after Fed Cut, Focus Turns to Q3 GDP by ActionForex.com

Forex Technical Analysis - EUR/USD: (1.3220) Strong rebound puts pair back in channel off 1.4867 by KBC Bank

Analyst Sentiment Index (ASI)

Analysts Sentiment Index - EUR/USD


EUR

**Source : ActionForex.comCMS ForexDanske Bank A/SFXstreet.comGFT (Global Forex Trading)Mizuho Corporate Bank

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Charting the Market Movers

USD JPY, Hourly


USD/JPY

GBP USD, Hourly


GBP/USD

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Germany UNEMPLOYMENT CHANGE

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Oct 3008:55Unemployment Rate s.a.7.6%7.6%
Oct 3008:55Unemployment Change-10-29K

Friday Notes - A strong decline in non−adjusted unemployment is expected by HVB Group

The normal autumn recovery should have continued with a strong decline in non−adjusted unemployment in October. Even adjusted for seasonal factors, unemployment was likely down once again. The strong economic downswing already being observed should increasingly impact job growth. The recent drastic turnaround in corporate hiring plans should also end the upswing on the labor market soon.

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US GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT ANNUALIZED

Date (GMT)EventCons.Previous
Oct 3012:30Gross Domestic Product Annualized-0.5%2.8%
Oct 3012:30Gross Domestic Purchases Price Index4.0%4.3%

Friday Notes - Weak September figures almost guarantee a sizable contraction in Q4 by HVB Group

Net exports improved further in Q3, the inventory contraction was less extreme, non−residential construction posted a mild increase, and the government sector expanded. But residential construction continued to slide, real consumption was down, and business spending on equipment and software was flat. The net result was likely a minor increase in real GDP. But weak September figures almost guarantee a sizable contraction in Q4.

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Australia CONFERENCE BOARD AUSTRALIA LEADING INDEX

Date (GMT)EventActualCons.Previous
Oct 2923:00Conference Board Australia Leading Index0.4%-0.0%

TABLE−Recent Australian economic statistics (Thomson Financial News)

Following is Table of the latest Australian economic data

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Economic Events

Date (GMT)CountryEventActualCons.Previous
Oct 3000:00ES International Traders Conference (ITC) 
07:01UK Nationwide Housing Prices n.s.a (YoY) (Sep) -14.6%-12.4%
08:55DE Unemployment Change (Oct) -10-29K
08:55DE Unemployment Rate s.a. (Oct) 7.6%7.6%
10:00EMUConsumer Confidence (Oct) -21-19
10:00EMUEconomic Confidence (Oct) 86.087.7
10:00EMUIndustrial Confidence (Oct) -14-12
12:30US Gross Domestic Product Annualized (3Q) Preliminary Release-0.5%2.8%
12:30US Gross Domestic Purchases Price Index (3Q) Preliminary Release4.0%4.3%
12:30CA Industrial Product Price (MoM) (Sep) -0.5%-0.2%
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