Next Week News...$ 27/10 -> 01/11

Hum...
mixed news from US...for next week...

<TABLE class=mycssTable1 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3><TBODY><TR class=mycssHeaderRow1><TD>Date</TD><TD>Country</TD><TD>Event</TD><TD>Previous</TD><TD>Consensus </TD></TR><TR class=mycssEvenRow1><TD>Nov 28, 08:30 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Durable Goods Orders </TD><TD>8.30 % </TD><TD>-4.50 % </TD></TR><TR class=mycssOddRow1><TD>Nov 28, 10:00 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Consumer Confidence </TD><TD>105.40 p </TD><TD>106.50 p </TD></TR><TR class=mycssEvenRow1><TD>Nov 28, 10:00 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Existing Home Sales </TD><TD>6.18 M </TD><TD>6.15 M </TD></TR><TR class=mycssOddRow1><TD>Nov 29, 08:30 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> GDP Estimate </TD><TD>1.60 % </TD><TD>1.80 % </TD></TR><TR class=mycssEvenRow1><TD>Nov 29, 10:00 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> New Home Sales </TD><TD>1075.00 K </TD><TD>1045.00 K </TD></TR><TR class=mycssOddRow1><TD>Nov 29, 10:30 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Crude Oil Inventories </TD><TD>516.00 K </TD><TD> </TD></TR><TR class=mycssEvenRow1><TD>Nov 30, 08:30 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Initial Jobless Claims </TD><TD>321.00 K </TD><TD> </TD></TR><TR class=mycssOddRow1><TD>Nov 30, 08:30 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Personal Income (MoM) </TD><TD>0.50 % </TD><TD>0.50 % </TD></TR><TR class=mycssEvenRow1><TD>Nov 30, 08:30 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Personal Spending </TD><TD>0.10 p </TD><TD>0.10 p </TD></TR><TR class=mycssOddRow1><TD>Nov 30, 10:00 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Chicago PMI </TD><TD>53.50 p </TD><TD>54.50 p </TD></TR><TR class=mycssEvenRow1><TD>Nov 30, 10:00 GMT </TD><TD>United States </TD><TD> Help-Wanted Index </TD><TD>30.00 p </TD><TD>31.00 p </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

That GDP wont move. Its a "revised" data unlike what we experienced last october which is called "advance".

The only worthy US news is Durable Goods, Existing and New Home Sales.

Chicago PMI? I dont know.. havent done any research on it.

it's look like the top of the mountain is not reach again.... 1.34 soon ?

US housing data for next week are very important (new and existing home sales). The fed might be forced to cut rate in their next meeting if those numbers came out softer than expected.
Euro rate hike looks more and more like a done deal.
Also based on historical analysis, euro always showed big gains against the dollar in december.

I'm in for eur/usd long next week

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