Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 11, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. UK Monthly GDP Revisions, Industrial Production, Trade Balance (05:30 ET) No Trade — Rise in manufacturing PMI index but GDP growth could be weaker so tough call
2. US CPI (08:30 ET) Bearish USD — Potential decline in CPI given drop in gas prices
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 10, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1.Q4 EZ GDP Revisions (06:00 ET) No Trade — Revisions are difficult to predict but changes will be very market moving
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 9, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. GE Trade Balance and Industrial Production (03:00 ET) Bearish EUR — Sharp rise in PMI Manufacturing index
We have just posted our weekly news trading calendar for the week of March 9, 2020. You can download the pdf and excel file by clicking on the Read More Link. These are soft biases on economic data and not trades that we directly trade or track like BK Swing and News.
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 6, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. AU PMI Services and Retail Sales (16:30 and 19:30 ET) Bearish AUD — Likely to be weaker given RBBA rate cut, sharp drop in manufacturing PMI signals weakness in economy
2. US Non-Farm Payrolls (08:30 ET) No Trade — Non-farm payrolls is incredibly difficult to predict and the impact will be very market moving so best traded reactively
3. Canadian Employment Report (08:30 ET) No Trade — Canadian labor data is incredibly difficult to predict and the impact will be very market moving so best traded reactively
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 5, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. AU Trade Balance (19:30 ET) Bearish AUD — Sharp drop in manufacturing PMI signals weakness in trade
2. AU PMI Services (16:30 ET) Bearish AUD — Sharp drop in manufacturing PMI and RBA rate cut signals potential weakness in services
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 4, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. AU Q4 GDP (19:30 ET) No Trade — Stronger retail sales offset by weaker trade balance
2. German Retail Sales (02:00 ET) No Trade — French spending down sharply could reflect demand in Germany as well
3. Revisions to EZ PMIs (03:55 ET) No Trade — Revisions are difficult to predict but any changes will be market moving
4. Revisions to UK PMIs (04:30 ET) No Trade — Revisions are difficult to predict but any changes will be market moving
5. ADP Employment Change (08:15 ET) No Trade — ADP is an important preview to NPF but difficult to predict
6. Bank of Canada Rate Decision (10:00 ET) No Trade — Rate decisions are best traded reactively but dovishness expected
7. US Non-Manufacturing ISM Index (10:00 ET) Bearish USD — Potential downside surprise given weakness in US ISM Manufacturing
8. US Fed Beige Book (14:00 ET) No Trade — Beige book expected to reflect the caution of global businesses but we do not trade reports
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 3, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. RBA Rate Decision (22:30 ET) No Trade — Rate decisions are best traded reactively but dovishness expected
2. EZ PPI and CPI (05:00 ET) Bullish EUR — German CPI up in February
We have just posted our weekly news trading calendar for the week of March 2, 2020. You can download the pdf and excel file by clicking on the Read More Link. These are soft biases on economic data and not trades that we directly trade or track like BK Swing and News.
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 2, 2020) — Good Luck Trading!
1. AU PMI Manufacturing (16:30 ET) Bearish AUD — Likely to be weaker as the manufacturing sector should be hit by virus
2. Q4 NZ Terms of Trade (16:30 ET) Bullish CAD — Likely to be weaker given significantly weaker Q4 trade balance
3. Revisions to EZ PMI Manufacturing (03:55 ET) No Trade — Revisions are difficult to predict but changes will be market moving
4. Revisions to UK PMI Manufacturing (04:30 ET) No Trade — Revisions are difficult to predict but changes will be market moving
5. US ISM Manufacturing (10:00 ET) Bullish USD — Potential upside surprise given rise in Empire State and Philly Fed indices
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 29, 2019) — Good Luck Trading!
1. German Unemployment (04:55 ET) Bearish EUR – Potential downside surprise because according to PMIs, pace of job growth was slowest since May 2016
2. UK Q4 GDP Revisions (05:30 ET) No Trade – Revisions are hard to predict but changes are market moving
3. CAD GDP (08:30 ET) Bearish CAD – Potential downside surprise given very weak trade balance and retail sales
4. US Personal income & spending (08:30 ET) Bullish USD – Potential upside surprise given stronger wage growth and retail sales
5. US Chicago PMI, New Home Sales & University of Michigan Report (10:00 ET) Bullish USD – Potential upside surprise sharp rise in existing home sales and uptick in Philadelphia Fed survey
Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 28, 2019) — Good Luck Trading!
1. EZ Confidence (06:00 ET) Bullish EUR – Potential upside surprise given uptick in IFO and mixed ZEW
2. US Q4 GDP Revisions (08:30 ET) No Trade – Revisions are hard to predict but changes are market moving
3. German CPI (09:00 ET) Bullish EUR – Potential upside surprise given sharp rise in wholesale prices
