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Hi everybody how are you! Hope you enjoy the weekend ( I did! ). Well, November is here, along with the global crisis, and a busy week ahead that includes Presidential elections in the U.S., rates in Europe and England, and Nonfarm Payrolls in the U.S. among another fundamental factors. Will these change things? certainly not in the short term, but those are ones of those key factors than can change the destiny of a currency. From a technical point of view, weekly charts are set to a dollar bearish correction, (I will post longer term analysis between today and tomorrow for majors) and probably we have today a quiet day, as market players decide whether to place their bets.
By the way, cheap stocks are becoming attractive to people not really focused in that market, and that’s why we see some bullish corrections there around the world; yet I don’t believe everything is said there; if you have an opinion, let me know.
Today we have the following news in the U.S., East Time:
10:00 USD ISM Manufacturing PMI (Expected 41.6 Previous 43.5)
10:00 USD Construction Spending m/m (Expected -0.8% Previous 0.0%)
10:00 USD ISM Manufacturing Prices (Expected 49.0 Previous 53.5)
11:00 GBP BOE Governor King Speaks
See you in a few minutes with some technicals, have a great day!