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Daily Outlook - November 6th

Posted 11-06-2009 at 02:24 AM by Yohay
The busy week comes to an end with the big announcement of the Non-Farm Payrolls. The job market is lagging behind other indicators. Is this going to change? There are other important events as well. Let’s review them:

The day begins with the RBA Monetary Policy Statement from Australia. After the second rate hike this week, we might see a pause in this policy. Hints are possible in this statement. Later in Australia, Deputy Governor Ric Battellino will make a public appearance.

The AUD/USD went down under the support line of 0.8950 at the beginning of the week but recovered quickly.

In Switzerland, Unemployment Rate is expected to edge up from 4.1% to 4.2%. USD/CHF isn’t that far from parity once again.

In Europe, France will release its Trade Balance, which is expected to show a smaller deficit. Later, German Factory Orders are expected to continue marching forward, this time by 1%. For more on the Euro, read the EUR/USD Forecast

Read the rest of the daily forex forecast.

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