Forex Weekly Outlook – February 8-12
February 6th, 2010 admin
After one of the wildest weeks that we’ve seen in quite a while, the upcoming week seems more quiet, at least at the beginning. The echoes of the Non-Farm Payrolls will be heard during this time. Later on, some major market moving events are due. Here’s the outlook for the second week of February. Finance ministers of the G7 nations are meeting in the remote Canadian town of Iqaluit …
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