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Message: [QUOTE="Vistabrokers, post: 80577, member: 32993"] [B]Market Pulse 03/27[/B] [IMG]http://s018.radikal.ru/i505/1501/c3/0583a73c746b.jpg[/IMG] On Thursday, there will be a lack of important information. Several officials will speak today in Britain, and their comments may affect the dynamics of the pound. Some interesting indicators will be released in the USA, where also Fed head Janet Yellen will speak today. 7:00 ** Nationwide House Price Index - March (UK) 8:00 ** MPC Member Andy Haldane Speaks - March (UK) 8:45 ** BOE Governor Mark Carney Speaks - March (UK) 9:15 ** BOE Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy Ben Broadbent Speaks - March (UK) Moderate impact on the market (GPB). Nationwide house price index shows the change in house prices in the UK. It is considered slightly lagging indicator of the housing market, but research notes may be interesting. Bank's of England officials speeches may also be interesting - investors will look for hints on the future strategy of the Central Bank in them. 10:30 ** Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Stanley Fischer Speaks - March (USA) Moderate impact on the market (USD). Fisher is an influential economist who has worked on management positions at the Bank of Israel, the IMF, the World Bank, Citibank. Market analysts listen to his comments and observations closely. 12:30 ** Final GDP - Q4 (USA) 12:30 ** Personal Consumption (Final) - Q4 (USA) 12:30 ** Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (Final) - Q4 (USA) 14:00 ** Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment - March (USA) Moderate impact on the market (USD). Analysts believe that the final data will show that the US GDP in the 4th quarter increased by 2.4% qoq and by 2.3% yoy. These data, as well as the information about personal consumer spending and consumer confidence may affect the market, which is now extremely sensitive to the US statistics. 19:45 *** Federal Reserve Chairperson Janet Yellen Speaks - March (USA) Strong impact on the market (USD). Markets will again expect from the Fed head any hawkish signals, but Yellen may disappoint investors again. In this case, a new wave of dollar sales is possible. The confidence shown by Yellen, on the contrary may give the dollar an opportunity to strengthen against its competitors. [/QUOTE]

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