Forex Daily Outlook – January 19th 2010
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After a holiday in the US, the market return to full gear with a busy day. We have American TIC Long-Term Purchases, a rate decision in Canada, and major events in Britain and Europe. Let’s see what’s up for this long day. Prices in Britain have been picking up, and this could strengthen the Pound bulls. CPI has risen to an annual rate of 1.9% last month, and is predicted to jump even higher to 2.6%, still with the government’s target. Core CPI is also expected to edge up to 2.3% and the RPI (Retail Price Index) is expected to reach a level of 2.3% after many negative months. If the government’s…
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