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Forex Technical & Market Analysis FXCC Oct 28 2013

[b]Forex Technical & Market Analysis FXCC Oct 28 2013

China indicates the release of unprecedented economic measures when it holds its next government meeting.

There are several USA high impact news events for Monday that could affect market sentiment. Pending home sales is expected to increase to 0.5% month on month from a surprise fall of -1.6% last month. Industrial production data is expected to increase to 0.5% month on month. Economists forecast no change in purchases, the worst reading in six months, after a 0.2 percent advance in August, according to a survey ahead of Commerce Department figures due Oct. 29th. Sales excluding motor vehicle dealers may have increased 0.4 percent in September, a sign other merchants had more success selling to customers. The RBA governor Stevens speaks later in the afternoon, investors in AUS and speculators in the Aussie will be looking for any clues regarding a base interest rate cut which appeared to be off the table in last week's notes from the RBA. Japan issues a raft of data on Monday; retail sales, unemployment and household spending which if poor the Nikkei could fall with a corresponding rise in yen as a safe haven. Retail sales are expected to rise, unemployment to fall to 4%, but household spending is also predicted to increase by 0.7%.


FOREX ECONOMIC CALENDAR :
2013-10-28 13:15 GMT | US Industrial Production (MoM) (Sep)
2013-10-28 14:00 GMT | US Pending Home Sales (YoY) (Sep)
2013-10-28 22:30 GMT | RBA's Governor Glenn Stevens Speech
2013-10-28 23:30 GMT | JP Unemployment Rate (Sep)

FOREX NEWS :
2013-10-28 06:37 GMT | EUR/GBP opens lower ahead of German data
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