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Message: [QUOTE="Vistabrokers, post: 85983, member: 32993"] [b]Market Pulse 07/07[/b] [img]http://www.hostpic.org/images/1506231053470095.jpg[/img] Tuesday is rather saturated with the important statistics that will be published in different countries. 4:30 *** RBA Interest Rate Decision - July (Australia) 4:30 *** RBA Rate Statement - July (Australia) Strong impact on the market (AUD). It is expected that the Reserve Bank of Australia keeps the interest rate unchanged. The accompanying statement may contain some interesting comments or hints on the future strategy of the RBA. 5:45 ** Unemployment Rate - June (Switzerland) 7:00 ** Foreign Currency Reserves - June (Switzerland) Moderate impact on the market (CHF). According to the forecast the unemployment rate in June remains at the same level. Regarding the volume of foreign currency reserves, the rate has started to attract attention of market players with the beginning of SNB interventions. From the volume changes investors can judge about interventions. 08:30 *** Industrial Production - May (UK) 8:30 ** Manufacturing Production - May (UK) Strong impact on the market (GPB). Changes in the level of industrial production in the previous month. Often production carries a small contribution to GDP, but it allows to predict the dynamics of interest rate. Growth or the forecast exceeding are favorable for the currency. 12:30 *** Trade Balance - May (Canada) Strong impact on the market (CAD). The trade balance is the difference between exports and imports for the period. Positive values are favorable for the currency, reflecting the inflow of money into the country. 12:30 *** Trade Balance - May (Canada) Strong impact on the market (USD). The trade balance is the difference between exports and imports for the period. Positive values are favorable for the currency, reflecting the inflow of money into the country. 14:00 ** JOLTs Job Openings - May (USA) Moderate impact on the market (USD). Job openings in the private sector at the end of the reporting month. The increase reflects an improvement in the labor market situation in the country, showing a high demand for workers. [/QUOTE]

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