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ট্রেডিং এর খবর
24 Apr 2015
Key events for the rest of the week - Westpac
FXStreet (Guatemala) - Sean Callow, analyst at Westpac Banking Corporation noted the key events for the rest of the week.
Key Quotes:
"The Asian calendar is limited to Singapore Mar industrial production. This could produce a revision of Q1 GDP; the advance numbers were released mid-Apr."
"In Europe, we have the Eurogroup meeting on reform plans for Greece. While the Eurogroup statement in Feb said that the list of reforms would be agreed with the institutions by this meeting, newswires have suggested that expectations of reaching a deal today are low, and that a June-end deadline for the conclusion of the review is more likely."
"The German IFO Apr business climate index is expected to show an increase to 108.4 from 107.9. It has been rising every month since Nov."
"The consensus for US Mar durable goods orders is for a 0.6% print after Feb’s -1.4%. While aircraft should weigh on the headline, core capital goods orders (ex defence and aircraft) should show a small recovery after six months of declines. Part of the story is contracting investment in the energy sector as oil prices fall."
Key Quotes:
"The Asian calendar is limited to Singapore Mar industrial production. This could produce a revision of Q1 GDP; the advance numbers were released mid-Apr."
"In Europe, we have the Eurogroup meeting on reform plans for Greece. While the Eurogroup statement in Feb said that the list of reforms would be agreed with the institutions by this meeting, newswires have suggested that expectations of reaching a deal today are low, and that a June-end deadline for the conclusion of the review is more likely."
"The German IFO Apr business climate index is expected to show an increase to 108.4 from 107.9. It has been rising every month since Nov."
"The consensus for US Mar durable goods orders is for a 0.6% print after Feb’s -1.4%. While aircraft should weigh on the headline, core capital goods orders (ex defence and aircraft) should show a small recovery after six months of declines. Part of the story is contracting investment in the energy sector as oil prices fall."