
Outlook for the major currencies this week
Expert: Ian Copsey
Start: Tue, May 27, 08:00 GMT
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Forex Analysis on Majors − Spring Bank Holiday and Memorial Day by Forex Ltd
The pre−planned buyers' positions from the key support range have been realized with attainment of minimal assumed target. OsMA trend indicator having marked the fall of parties' activity does not bring in clearness in a choice of planning priorities for today but gives grounds to presume a possible range movement of the rate in a short−term future.
Weekly Forex Focus by Trading Central
Action Bias Summary Table − Action Bias Summary Table by ActionForex.com

**Source : ActionForex.com, CMS Forex, Danske Bank A/S, FXstreet.com, Global Forex Trading, Mizuho Corporate Bank
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| Date (GMT) | Event | Cons. | Previous | |
| May 27 | 06:00 | Gross Domestic Product w.d.a (YoY) | 2.6% | 1.8% |
| May 27 | 06:00 | Gross Domestic Product s.a (QoQ) | 1.5% | 0.3% |
Friday Notes - Germany, GDP: Growth spurt at the beginning of the year by HVB Group
The May 15 GDP Flash should be confirmed. Release of the detailed components should reveal a very strong, weather−related contribution to growth by construction. Inventories should also have provided growth with strong support (these special items will likely translate into a corresponding drag in the second quarter).
[ Full Story ]| Date (GMT) | Event | Actual | Cons. | Previous | |
| May 25 | 22:45 | Trade Balance | -334M | - | -50M |
New Zealand trade deficit wider than expected in April (Thomson Financial News)
New Zealand's trade deficit was wider than expected in April due to the impact of imported oil production equipment, official figures showed Monday. The trade deficit of NZ$334 million ($262 million) was more than double economists' expectations but was skewed by imports of an oil production vessel and an oil platform worth a combined NZ$447 million, Statistics New Zealand (SNZ) said.
[ Full Story ]| Date (GMT) | Country | Event | Actual | Cons. | Previous | |
| May 25 | 22:45 | NZ | Trade Balance (Apr) | -334M | -50M | |
| May 26 | 00:00 | US | Memorial Day Bank Holiday | |||
| 00:00 | UK | Spring Bank Holiday | ||||
| 23:50 | JP | Corporate Service Price (YoY) (Apr) | 0.6% | 0.4% | ||
| May 27 | 01:00 | NZ | Business Confidence (May) | -54.8 | ||
| 06:00 | DE | Gfk Consumer Confidence Survey (Jun) | 5.7 | 5.9 | ||
| 06:00 | DE | Gross Domestic Product n.s.a (YoY) (1Q) | 1.8% | 1.6% | ||
| 06:00 | DE | Gross Domestic Product s.a (QoQ) (1Q) | 1.5% | 0.3% | ||
| 06:00 | DE | Gross Domestic Product w.d.a (YoY) (1Q) | 2.6% | 1.8% | ||
| 08:00 | CH | UBS Consumption Indicator (Apr) | 2.29 | |||