OK. To może w takim razie linkę do jakiegoś kalendarza zamiast obrazka?grubaspekula pisze:Co do filtrowania to nigdy tego nie robię. Czasami mało istotne dane potrafią spłatać psikusa. Dlatego wolę wiedzieć co o której i gdzie się wydarzy.
Zwłaszcza Goldmanów, którzy piszą jakieś SFalx pisze:Coraz więcej oznak poprawy w EZ. Nawet Draghi wczoraj o tym mówił.
Teraz rynki oczekują lepszych oznak z ZEW:
http://www.fxstreet.com/economic-calendar/
Ktoś pytał kiedy Euro przestanie spadać. Odpowiedziałem, że kiedy kapitał zacznie płynąć do EZ.
Jeżeli w EZ będzie się nadal poprawiać to niewykluczone, że wkrótce przyciągnie to kapitał inwestycyjny (który na razie jest jeszcze w odwrocie).
Jeżeli kasa zacznie płynąć do EZ szerszym strumieniem zanim Edek dojdzie do 1 to ten parytet może pozostać niespełnionym marzeniem przez zdecydowanie dłuższy czas
http://news.forexlive.com/!/dollar-drop ... d-20150318Dollar drops as patience comes out of FOMC statement with strings attached
ForexLive @ForexLive 30s30 seconds ago
Fed drops #Patience in FOMC statement
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Czyli znów trzeba czekać...ForexLive @ForexLive 27s28 seconds ago
Fed: Housing slow, exports weakened, rate rise tied to more labour market improvement
A teraz czekamy na Yellen...Consistent with its previous statement, the Committee judges that an increase in the target range for the federal funds rate remains unlikely at the April FOMC meeting. The Committee anticipates that it will be appropriate to raise the target range for the federal funds rate when it has seen further improvement in the labor market and is reasonably confident that inflation will move back to its 2 percent objective over the medium term. This change in the forward guidance does not indicate that the Committee has decided on the timing of the initial increase in the target range.
EDIT2: więcej: http://news.forexlive.com/!/yellen-fomc ... s-20150318Yellen: FOMC doesn't want to rule out raising rates at subsequent meetings
3 min ago Wed 18 Mar 2015 18:33:48 GMT
Author: Ryan Littlestone | Category: Central Banks
Author: Ryan Littlestone
Fed's Janet Yellen FOMC press conference
Rate hikes will depend on data
Today's change to guidance doesn't mean we have decided on timing of rise
Removing patient doesn't mean we will be impatient
Policy will remain highly accommodative even after initial hike
Pace of jobs growth has remained strong
Sees continued progress to full employemnt
Prorok czy co?alx pisze:http://www.marctomarket.com/2015/03/dol ... s-own.htmlThe most important event next week is the FOMC meeting followed by a press conference by Yellen. In order to maximize its room to maneuver, we expect the FOMC statement will drop the patience that has characterized its forward guidance since last December.
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We continue to see June as the most likely time frame for lift-off, but recognize the risk of a short delay, as the Fed did when it began the tapering in December 2013 instead of September as many expected.
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If the Fed does not drop the word patience, expectations of a June hike will ease considerably. This would likely spur a dollar correction and a rally in US stocks and bonds. If the Fed drops the word patience but softens this inflation expectation, this would also be a dovish development and weigh on the dollar and lift stocks and bonds.
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David Schawel @DavidSchawel 32m32 minutes ago
Seems like no matter what month it is, a rate hike is always six months away (now it's September)
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