Mataf: @Forex

USD: 0.25 %

EUR: 0.05 %

GBP: 0.50 %

CHF: 0.00 %

JPY: 0.10 %

AUD: 2.50 %

CAD: 1.00 %

NZD: 3.50 %

February 27
0:05		GfK Consumer Confidence Survey
0:30		Private Sector Credit
2:00		Money Supply M3
4:00		Vehicle Production
5:00		Fed's Mester Speaks to Monetary Policy Forum in New York
		Annualized Housing Starts
		Construction Orders
		Housing Starts
8:00		KOF Leading Indicator
9:30		Gross Domestic Product
		Private Consumption
		Government Spending
		Total Business Investment
		Gross Fixed Capital Formation
		Imports
		Index of Services
		Lloyds Business Barometer
		Exports
13:00		German Consumer Price Index
13:01
13:30		Personal Consumption
		Gross Domestic Product
		Core Personal Consumption Expenditure
		Gross Domestic Product Price Index
14:00		NAPM-Milwaukee
14:45		Chicago Purchasing Manager
15:00		Pending Home Sales
		U. of Michigan Confidence

A snapshot of the strongest and weakest currencies as US opens
Feb 27 12:52 (GMT) - NZD is the winner. USD is the loser. Taking the percentage change from ...
Squawk: EURUSD
Feb 27 12:43 (GMT) - EURUSD ...
Technical Analysis PCI : 2015-02-27
Feb 27 12:39 (GMT) - Bullish grain market Today we would like to focus your attention to the PCI (Personal Composite Instrument) &Grain_4 on the H4 chart. It reflects the price dynamics of the portfolio of 4 popular grain commodities: corn, soybeans, wheat and oats. In ...
Murrey Math Lines: EUR/USD, USD/CAD, NZD/JPY
Feb 27 12:32 (GMT) - ...
USD/NOK surged on Thursday
Feb 27 12:28 (GMT) - ...
USD index on track for eight consecutive monthly gain
Feb 27 12:26 (GMT) - FXStreet (Mumbai) - The US dollar index suffered losses earlier today, despite which it is still on track for its eight consecutive monthly gain ...
Indices and Oil strategies
Feb 27 12:20 (GMT) - ...
27/02/2015: Yellen and strong data sets the ground for further dollar strength
Feb 27 12:12 (GMT) - Janet Yellen served up an interesting appearance before Congress this week. Striking a relatively dovish tone, the Fed’s “patient” approach to potential rate hikes means that the FOMC will not be raising interest rates in the next two meetings. However, ...