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Message: [QUOTE="Vistabrokers, post: 77662, member: 32993"] [B]Market Pulse 06.02[/B] [IMG]http://s018.radikal.ru/i505/1501/c3/0583a73c746b.jpg[/IMG] On Friday, New Zealand is celebrating Treaty of Waitangi, Australia has already published the RBA Monetary Policy Statement for Q1 2015. The day will be rather active and full with important statistics, especially in Canada and in the United States. 7:00 ** Industrial Production - December (Germany) Moderate impact on the market (EUR). Analysts predict a slight increase in German industrial production in December. Rate increase or exceeding the forecast is favorable for the currency. 9:30 ** Visible Trade Balance - December (UK) 9:30 ** Trade Balance Non EU - December (UK) Moderate impact on the market (GPB). Trade balance is the difference between exports and imports. High values are favorable for the currency, because they reflect a smaller money outflow from the country (as a rule, Britain suffers from a deficit). 13:30 *** Building Permits - December (Canada) 13:30 *** Unemployment Rate - January (Canada) 13:30 *** Employment Change - January (Canada) 13:30 ** Full Time Employment Change - January (Canada) 13:30 ** Part Time Employment Change - January (Canada) Strong impact on the market (CAD). Analysts expect the oppositely directed data. Growth in building permits and the number of employees can have a positive impact on the Canadian dollar. However, the unemployment rate is expected to rise by 0.1%. 13:30 *** Unemployment Rate - January (USA) 13:30 *** Non-Farm Employment Change - January (USA) 13:30 ** Change in Private Payrolls - January (USA) 13:30 ** Change in Manufacturing Payrolls - January (USA) 13:30 ** Average Hourly Earnings - January (USA) 13:30 ** Participation Rate - January (USA) 13:30 ** Two-Month Payroll Net Revision - January (USA) 13:30 ** Establishment Employment Survey Annual Revisions - January (USA) Strong impact on the market (USD). A large portion of data on the labor market may increase the volatility of the market. In general, analysts expect not too positive data. 17:45 ** FOMC Member Dennis Lockhart Speaks - February (USA) Moderate impact on the market (USD). Dennis Lockhart is the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and a voting member of the FOMC, that why his opinion affects the monetary policy committee, so Lockhart comments can cause volatility in the markets. [/QUOTE]

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