Z nedzy do pieniedzy ..:)
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14:30 CAD Bank Canada Consumer Price Index Core (YoY) (JUL)2.0% 2.0%
14:30 CAD Consumer Price Index (YoY) (JUL) 1.5% 1.5%
14:30 CAD Bank Canada Consumer Price Index Core (MoM) (JUL)0.2% -0.4%
14:30 CAD Consumer Price Index (MoM) (JUL)0.2% -0.4%
14:30 CAD Consumer Price Index (JUL)121.7 121.6
14:30 CAD Consumer Price Index s.a. (MoM) (JUL)0.0% -0.2%
14:30 CAD Core CPI s.a. (MoM) (JUL)0.1% 0.1%
15:55 USD U. of Michigan Confidence (AUG P) (AUG P)72.3 72.3
16:00 USD Leading Indicators (JUL) 0.2% -0.3%
16:00 USD American Petroleum Institute Monthly Report
"...wyniki z przeszlosci wcale nie daja gwarancji zyskow w przyszlosci"...
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EURO SUMMARY: Opened early Europe at $1.2345
Euro-dollar closed in NY at $1.2355, off its recovery highs of $1.2373
after rate had been driven from session lows of $1.22556 on reported
strong macro euro short covering. A subdued Asian session saw rate
consolidate Thursday's move within an early range of $1.2352/62 before
coming under sell pressure into the afternoon with rate pressed down to
$1.2339 ahead of the European open. Fresh demand emerged into early
Europe via cross interest, stops above A$1.1800 in euro-Aussie were the
early interest with break here providing lift, with euro-yen demand then
taking rate through Thursday's NY high at $1.2373 to $1.2375. Failure to
build on this move prompted short term specs to cover back, with rate
slipping to $1.2344 before it picked up fresh demand interest. Rate
edged back to retest $1.2375, getting an added boost on release of
strong EMU trade data that took it on to $1.2382 (50-dma). Traders
earlier reported strong sell interest placed between $1.2380/00 covering
that 50-dma as well as 55-dma at $1.2395, and Aug 14 high at $1.2386.
Euro-dollar closed in NY at $1.2355, off its recovery highs of $1.2373
after rate had been driven from session lows of $1.22556 on reported
strong macro euro short covering. A subdued Asian session saw rate
consolidate Thursday's move within an early range of $1.2352/62 before
coming under sell pressure into the afternoon with rate pressed down to
$1.2339 ahead of the European open. Fresh demand emerged into early
Europe via cross interest, stops above A$1.1800 in euro-Aussie were the
early interest with break here providing lift, with euro-yen demand then
taking rate through Thursday's NY high at $1.2373 to $1.2375. Failure to
build on this move prompted short term specs to cover back, with rate
slipping to $1.2344 before it picked up fresh demand interest. Rate
edged back to retest $1.2375, getting an added boost on release of
strong EMU trade data that took it on to $1.2382 (50-dma). Traders
earlier reported strong sell interest placed between $1.2380/00 covering
that 50-dma as well as 55-dma at $1.2395, and Aug 14 high at $1.2386.
