Forex Daily Outlook – January 14th 2010

January 13th, 2010 admin

The calendar is crowded today. The main events are a rate decision in Europe and American retail sales. Let’s see what’s up for today: No British figures are released today. Note that the GBP/USD rose above the 1.6270 resistance line (at the time of writing). The main reason for this is the rise is the NIESR GDP estimate that unofficially reported that the British economy expanded in Q4. The 0.3% growth means that (unofficially) Britain is out of recession. Read more in the British Pound forecast . Australia provides a strong start to the day with its …


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