Xetra Dax fell to 23.69 (-0.40%) making 5852.22. FTSE 100 index in London fell to 31.36 (-0.56%) making 5575.36. American markets’ opening is expected at decrease.

GBP/USD fell to 80 pips up to 1.4937. According to Fitch rating agency, UK credit portfolio worsened and the country should reduce the budget deficit.

Trade in goods in the UK for January in billion pounds made -7.9 (expected -7, previous rate -7).

EUR/USD fell from 1.3633 up to 1.3549. Traders note that the rate is affected by oil prices and the pressure to risky instruments.

Today the following information is expected:
23:50 GMT – CGPI in Japan for February (expected +0.1% for the month, previous rate +0.3% for the month);
23:50 GMT – Machinery orders in Japan for January (expected -3.5% for the month, previous rate +20.1% for the month).

Xetra Dax grew to 4.56 (+0.08%) making 5881.92. FTSE 100 index in London fell to 1.43 (-0.02%) making 5598.33. American markets' opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD fell from 1.3701 to 1.3635, GBP/USD was adjusted from 1.5193 to 1.5112.

The European Commission announced its readiness to develop the European Monetary Fund, however, no details had been provided.

Industrial Production in Germany for January made +0.6% for the month (expected +1.2%, previous rate -1.0%).

Xetra Dax grew to 28.19 (+0.49%) making 5823.51. FTSE 100 index in London grew to 28.69 (+0.52%) making 5555.85. American markets’ opening is expected at growth.

After the failed attempt to overcome the rate of 1.3600, EUR/USD price was adjusted at 1.3576. cabinet meeting results stipulating severe economical measure to reduce the deficit. On one hand USD is supported by the precious metals’ prices, on the other hand, the publications of labor market in the US reviews stimulate the correction of the EUR/USD rate.

Today at about 17:30 GMT, Greek prime mister and German chancellor to give the press conference. Next week the prime minister is to meet the US president.

USD/JPY is affected by the information that the Bank of Japan is about to take additional measures to weaken the credit and monetary policy.

PPI Output in the UK for February made +0.3% for the month, as expected.

Manufacturing orders in Germany for January made +4.3% for the month (expected 1.1% for the month, previous rate -2.3%).

The following is expected today:
20:00 GMT – Consumer credit in billion USD in the US for January (expected -4.0).

Xetra Dax fell to 18.74 (-0.32%) making 5799.14. FTSE 100 index in London fell to 8.38 -0.15%) making 5524.83. American markets’ opening is expected at growth.

GBP/USD increased after the Bank of England decision to leave the repo rate unchanged up to 1.5117.

Traders are expecting ECB press conference as well as publications from the USA.

Preliminary CGP in Europe for the forth quarter made +0.1% for the quarter (expected +0.1% for the quarter, previous rate was the same).

Today the following is expected:
15:00 GMT – Factory orders in the US for January (expected +1.4%, previous rate was +1%);
21:30 GMT – Monetary mass M2 in billion USD for the week up to 22.02.

Xetra Dax fell to 7.17 (-0.12%) making 5769.39. FTSE 100 index in London fell to 4.88 (-0.09%) making 5479.18. American markets’ opening is expected at decline.

EUR/USD price at the European session grew up to 1.3667. The rate is supported by the Greek cabinet meeting results stipulating severe economical measure to reduce the deficit.

Standard $ Poor’s rating agency announced it is not so pessimistic about the Greece. According to the agency, the budget deficit is not as significant compared with the European populating ageing.

GBP/USD rose up to 1.5064 influenced by high CIPS and services indexes in the UK.

PMI services index in Italy for February made 50.8 as expected (previous rate 50.9). PMI services index in France for February made 54.6 (expected 54.7, previous rate 56.3). The same index in Germany for February showed 51.9 (expected 51.7, previous rate 52.2).

PMI services index in Europe for February reached 51.8 (expected 52.0, previous rate 52.2). Retails sales in Europe for January made -0.3% (expected -0.3%, previous rate 0%).

CIPS services index in the UK for February made 58.4 (expected 55.6, previous rate 54.5)

ADP employment in the US for February made -20K (expected -15K, previous rate -22K).

Today the following is expected:
19 GMT – US FRS Beige book.

Xetra Dax grew to 53.25 (+0.93%) making 5766.76. FTSE 100 index in London grew to 47.78 (+0.88%) making 5453.72. American markets’ opening is expected at decline.

After its rapid fall up to 1.3434 which is its minimum since May 18, 2009, EUR/USD rate adjusted to 1.3595. The traders close their long positions for USD before the important data are published this week.

This week, the traders also expect the news in regard to Greece and publication of the European indexes.

GBP/USD rose to 1.4987. The rate is supported by the recent election polls showing the conservative increase their rating.

PPI in Europe for January made 0.7% for the month (expected +0.4% for the month, previous: +0.1%.

Xetra Dax grew to 65.35 (+1.17%) making 5663.81. FTSE 100 index in London grew to 17.86 (+0.33%) making 5372.38. American markets’ opening is expected at growth.

GBP/USD fell significantly during the European session and reached 1.4785 which is its minimum since May 1, 2009. The GBP rate is affected by the concerns in regard to possible results of future parliamentary elections in the UK.

According to polls, labor and conservative party have equal number of votes. Today, the possibility for the labor party to keep the authority is considered to be the negative factor for British pound.

PMI in Europe for February is 54.2 (expected 54.1 and previous rate 52.4). Unemployment in Europe for January made 9.9% (expected 10.1%, previous rate 10%).

CIPS manufacturing index in the UK for February made 56.6 (expected 56.8, previous rate 56.7). Consumer credit in billion pounds in the UK for January made +0.5 (expected -0.2, previous rate +0.1).

Today the following is expected:
23:30 GMT – Unemployment in Japan for January (previous rate 5.1%).

Xetra Dax fell to 3.75 (-0.07%) making 5611.76. FTSE 100 index in London fell to 21.48 (-40.0%) making 5321.44. CAC 40 rose to 20.56 (-0.55%) making 3695.12. American markets’ opening is expected at decrease.

EUR/USD price fluctuates around 1.3470-1.3510. GBP/USD rate is around 1.5271 which is almost 150 pips down today’s maximum. Traders note that speculations in regard to the Greece rating, supported USD and JPY rates. .

The change of unemployment in Germany for February made +7K (expected +16K, previous rate +6K). Unemployment rate unadjusted made 8.7% (previous rate 8.6%).

Economic sentiment index in Europe for February made 95.9 (expected 96.4, previous rate 96.0). Business climate indicator in Europe for February made -0.98 (expected -1.05, previous rate -1.13).

According to CBI, retail sales volume balance for February in the UK made +23% (previous rate -8%).

Today the following information is expected:
23:30 GMT – CPI in Japan in Tokyo, Japan, for February;
23:30 GMT – CPI in Japan for February;
23:50 GMT – preliminary Industrial production in Japan for January;
23:60 GMT – Retail sales in Japan for January.

Xetra Dax grew to 7.12 (+0.13%) making 5611.19. FTSE 100 index in London grew to 20.36 (+0.38%) making 5335.45. CAC 40 rose to 5.10 (+0.14%) making 3712.16. American markets’ opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD price fluctuates around 1.3501-1.3569. GBP/USD rate is around 1.5440. USD/JPY price stabilized around 90.00. Traders are expecting the FRS chairman speech at 15:00 GMT.

Retail sales in Italy for December made 0% for the month (expected +0.2%). Industrial orders in Europe for December made +0.8% for the moth (expected -1.0%, previous rate +2.7%).

Today the following information is expected:
17:00 GMT – Unemployment in France for January (expected +10K, previous rate -18.7K).

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Xetra Dax fell to 38.06 (-0.67%) and stopped at 5650.38. FTSE 100 index in London fell to 0.35 (-0.01%) making 5351.72. CAC 40 decreased to 15.00 (-0.40%) making 3741.70. American markets’ opening is expected at decline.

EUR/USD fell from 1.3689 to 1.3550. The EUR rate is affected by the information from Germany indicating the decrease of business activity level in the country. Business climate index in Western Germany in February made 95.2 (expected 96.1, previous rate 95.8).

CPI in Italy for January made +0.1% for the month (preliminary rate was +0.1%).

GBP/USD fell to 160 pips up to 1.5393.

Today the following information is expected:
15:00 GMT – Consumer confidence in the US for February (expected 56, previous rate 55.9);
23:50 GMT – Trade balance in trillion yen in Japan for January (expected -0.136, previous rate +0.545).

Xetra Dax grew to 4.25 (+0.07%) reaching 5726.30. FTSE 100 index grew to 16.43 (+0.31%) making 5374.60. American markets' opening is expected at growth.

After the fall up to 1.3585, EUR/USD rate stabilized at around 1.3600. USD/JPY price is around 91.15-91.87. The Forex activity grew waiting for the fundamental data from the US.

Greek Minister of Finance said that the Greece would not require financial support from the EU, but looked for political support to loan at the same interest rate as other EU countries.

Today the following information is expected:
23:50 GMT – Bank of Japan managing council's meeting minutes to be published.

Xetra Dax fell to 6.90 (-0.12%) reaching 5673.51. FTSE 100 index fell to 2.12 (+0.04%) making 5322.97. American markets' opening is expected down.

EUR/USD grew at the European session up to 1.3522. The rate was adjusted after its fall at
might. At the Asian session it fell up to 1.3444, which is its minimum from May 18, 2009.

USD was supported by the decision to increase the discount rate increase to 0.25% up to 0.75%.

GBP/USD fell to 1.5349, which is its minimum since May 19, 2009.

Current account in billion Euro in Europe for December made 9.4 (previous rate 0.1).

Retail sales in the UK for January made -1.8% for the month (expected -0.4% for the month, previous rate +0.3%).

Xetra Dax grew to 6.61 (+0.12%) reaching 5654.95. FTSE 100 index grew to 16.67 (+0.32%) making 5293.31. American market’s opening is expected down.

After the decrease up to 1.3538, EUR/USD rate has stabilized. The USD is supported by the yesterday’s FRS Open Market Committee’s minutes. It specifies that some members offered stipulating the financial market and selling government bonds.

The reduction of profitability of European bonds does not increase the demand for Euro.

GBP/USD fell up to 1.5574. The pound price is affected but poor data on the budget deficit in the UK.

Today the following information is expected:
15:00 GMT – Leading indicators in the US for January (expected +0.5%, previous rate +1.1%);
15:00 GMT – Philadelphia Fed index in the US for February (expected 16.8, previous rate 15.2);
21:30 GMT – M2 in billion USD for the week up to 08.02.2010 (previous rate +7.0).

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Xetra Dax grew to 13.16 (+0.24%) making 5517.09. FTSE 100 fell to 12.69 (-0.25%) making 5148.79. American markets' opening is expected down.

People's bank of China announced today on tightening its financial policies, which results in yen strengthening in the region.

USD/JPY fell to 60 pips up to 89.57 but further the rate was adjusted. EUR/USD after the fall up to 1.3529 grew up to 1.3590. Today's fundamental data from Europe are not very optimistic.

Preliminary GDP rate in Europe for the fourth quarter 2009 made +0.1% for the quarter (expected +0.3%). Industrial production in Europe for December made -1.7% for the month (expected -0.2% for the month).

Retail sales in the US for January made +0.5% (expected +0.5%). Retail sales excluding auto in the US for January made +0.6% (expected +0.6%).

Today the following information is expected:
14:55 GMT – preliminary Michigan sentiment index in the US for February (expected 75.0, previous rate 74.4);
15:00 GMT – Business inventories in the US for December (expected +0.2%, previous rate +0.4%);
19:00 GMT – Federal budget in billion USD in the US for January (expected -46.0, previous rate -92.0).

No trading on this day. The National Foundation Day in Japan.

Xetra Dax grew to 78.76 (+1.43%) making 5577.02. FTSE 100 grew to 57.52 (+1.13%) making 5169.36. American markets' opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD grew up to 1.3809 however, further it fell up to 1.3740. Traders note, that EUR rate are affected by the rumors connected with the financial support to Greece. First, there were conversations that Greek would get the aid, but further there was information that EU ministers of finance had not offered any financial aid.

GBP/USD fell at the European session up to 1.5616, which is 150 pips less than today's maximum. Bank of England quarterly reports put pressure on the GBP rate.

Industrial production in the UK for December made +0.5% for the month (expected +0.2% for the month, previous rate +0.4%). Manufacturing output in the UK for December made 0.9% for the month (expected +0.3% for the month, previous rate 0%).

Today the following information is expected:
19:00 GMT – Federal budget in billion USD for January (expected -46.0, previous rate -92.0).

Xetra Dax grew to 22.46 (+0.41%) making 5507.31. FTSE 100 grew to 28.26 (+0.55%) making 5120.59. American markets' opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD grew up to 1.3769 which is 120 pips more than today's minimum. EUR/JPY reached 123.61. The EUR rate is supported by the speculations that European Union would decide on its financial aid to Greece.

Trade in goods in the UK for December in billion pounds made -7.3 (expected -6.7, previous rate -6.8). Non-EU trade in the UK for December in billion pounds made -3.6 (expected -3.1, previous rate -3.1).

Today the following information is expected:
15:00 GMT – Wholesale inventories in the US for December (expected +0.5%, previous rate +1.5);
23:50 GMT – CGPI in Japan for January (expected +0.1 for the month, previous rate +0.1%);
23:50 GMT – Machinery orders in Japan for December (expected +8% for the month, -10.8% for the year, previous rate -11.3% for the month, -20.5% for the year).

Nikkei index fell to 105.27 (-1.05%) and closed at 9951.82. Hang Seng index fell to 114.19 (-0.58%) closing at 19550.89.

EUR/USD at Asian session grew from 1.3620 to 1.3698. USD/JPY is stable within 89.13-89.53.

Xetra Dax grew to 39.07 (+0.72%) making 5473.41. FTSE 100 grew to 6.02 (+0.12%) making 5066.94. CAC 40 grew to 6.61 (+0.19%) making 3570.37. American markets' opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD at the European session is within 1.3620-1.3710. Traders note, that EUR rate is corrected after the fall last week.

US Secretary of Treasury said today that EU representatives confirmed G8 that the Greek issue would be given special attention.

Xetra DAX fell to 29.43 (-0.52%) making 5642.66. FTSE 100 in London fell to 36.31 (-0.69%) making 5216.84. American market's opening is expected at decrease.

Bank of England decided today to leave the Repo rate in the UK the same, at the level of 0.50%. The monetary policy committee members voted against the increase of the amount of 200 billion pounds for financial policies.

GBP/USD rate reacted instantly by increase up to 1.5883.

European Central Bank left the refinancing tender at the level of 1%.

EUR/USD rate decreased up to 1.3824, which is its minimum since June 17 2009. The rate is affected by the investors' concerns in regard to budget deficit in Greece, Spain and Portugal, as well as decrease of manufacturing orders in Germany.

Halifax house price index in the UK for January made +0.6% for the month (expected +0.7%).

Today the following information is expected:
21:30 GMT – M2 in billion USD for the week up to 25.01 (previous rate +7.1).

Xetra DAX grew to 1.63 (+0.03%) making 5711.31. FTSE 100 in London grew to 9.74 (+0.18%) making 5293.05. American market's opening is expected at growth.

Nikkei index at the Asian session grew to 33.24 (+0.32%) and closed at 10404.33. Hang Seng index grew to 408.90 (+2.02%) making 20681.08.

EUR/USD grew at the European session up to 1.4023. However, further it was corrected up to 1.3987.

Today, the European Commission approved the Greek plan to reduce the budget deficit.

EUR/USD rate is also affected by the decrease of GBP/USD rate as well as null index for retail sales in Europe.

GBP/USD after its increase up to 1.6066 fell up to 1.5955.

The traders are expecting the business activity indexes in the US, as well as changes in employment in the US.

PMI services index in Italy for January made 50.9 (expected 52.8). PMI services index in France for January made 56.3 (expected 57.0).

PMI services index in Germany for January made 52.2 (expected 51.2). The PMI services index in Europe for the same period is 52.5 (expected 52.3).

CIPS services index in the UK for January made 54.5 (expected 56.5, previous rate: 56.8).

Retails sales in Europe for December made 0% (expected +0.3%).

Today the following is expected:
15:00 GMT – ISM non-mfg composite index in the US for January (expected 51.0, previous rate 49.8).

Xetra DAX grew to 29.55 (+0.52%) making 5684.03. FTSE 100 in London grew to 11.21 (+0.21%) making 5258.62. American market's opening is expected at growth.

Nikkei index at the Asian session grew to 166.01 (+1.63%) and closed at 10371.09. Hang Seng index grew to 1.44 (+0.01%) making 20245.19.

EUR/USD grew at the European session up to 1.3955. The rate is supported by some decrease of profits of Greek government bonds.

Today, the European Commission should inform on its opinion in regard to the Greek budget deficit.

PPI index in Europe for December made +0.1% for the month, -2.9% for the year (expected +0.1% for the month, -3.1% for the year, previous rate: +0.1% for the month, -4.4% for the year).

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Xetra DAX grew to 14.64 (+0.26%) making 5623.43. CAC 40 fell to 2.06 (-0.06%) reaching 3737.40. American market's opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD grew at the European session up to 1.3917. The rate is adjusted after its fall last week. This night EUR/USD fell up to 1.3851, which is the minimum since July 8, 2009.

A member of the European Commission said that the Greek plans to reduce the budget deficit were ambitions, but achievable.

EUR is also supported by the growth of previous metals' prices.

Traders are expecting the results of the meetings of European central banks, as well as the Mr. Walker from US President's team speaking in the US Senate.

PPI in France for December made +0.1% for the month, -2.4 for the year (expected +0.1% for the month, -3% for the year, previous rate +0.2% for the month, -4.5% for the year).

PMI index in Italy for January made 51.7 (previous rate 50.8). PMI index in France for January made 55.4 (expected 54.7, previous rate 54.7).

PMI index in Germany for January made 53.7 (expected 53.4). PMI index in Europe for January made 52.4 (expected 52.0, previous rate 51.6).

CIPS manufacturing index in the UK for January 56.7 (expected 54.0, previous rate 54.1).

Consumer credit in billion pounds in the UK for December 0.1 (expected -0.50).

Today the following is expected:
15:00 GMT – ISM index in the US for January (expected 56.5, previous rate 54.9);
15:00 GMT – Construction spending in the US for December (expected -0.3%, previous rate -0.6%).

Xetra DAX grew to 58.38 (+1.05%) reaching 5598.71. FTSE 100 in London increased to 43.93 (+0.85%) making 5189.67. CAC 40 grew to 41.25 (+1.12%) reaching 3730.04.
American markets' opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD has stabilized at the European session close to 1.3960. Traders are expecting the today's financial data from the USA.

GBP/USD fell from 1.6177 to 1.6106. The rate was adjusted after its rise connected with the property transactions.

Unemployment in Europe in December made 10% (expected 10.1%, previous rate was adjusted to 9.9%). Harmonized CPI in Europe for January made +1% for the year (expected +1.2% for the year, previous rate was +0.9%).

M3 in Europe for December made -0.2% for the year (expected -0.2% for the year, previous rate -0.2% for the year). M3 in Europe for 3 months including December made -0.1% for the year (expected -0.6% for the year, previous rate +0.6% for the year).

Today the following information is expected:

14:45 GMT – Chicago PMI in US for January (expected 57.0, previous rate 58.7);
14:55 GMT – Michigan sentiment index in US for January (expected 73.0, previous rate 72.8).

Xetra DAX grew to 40.93 (+0.73%) reaching 5684.13. FTSE 100 in London increased to 36.29 (+0.70%) making 5253.76. CAC 40 grew to 23.94 (+0.64%) reaching 3783.74.
American markets' opening is expected at growth.

EUR/USD fluctuates within 1.3941-1.4049. EUR price is under pressure as the result of troubles in some European countries with the debt funding. Traders are also waiting for the results of the US Senate voting to approve Ben Bernanke at the post of US FRS. The approval can be a positive factor for USD rate.

GBP/USD grew up to 1.6273 which is almost 140 pips more than today's minimum. Traders note, that the BP buys British pounds to pay its dividends.

Unemployment change made +6K in Germany (expected +18K, previous rate -3K). Unemployment rate unadjusted in Germany made 8.6% (previous rate 7.8%).

Economic sentiment index in Europe for January made 95.7 (expected 92.5, previous rate 94.1). Business climate indicator in Europe for January made -1.12 (expected -1.10. previous rate -1.30).

Today the following information is expected:

21:30 GMT – Monetary mass M2 in billion USD for the week to 18.01.2010 (previous rate -9.4);
23:30 GMT – Unemployment in Japan for December (expected 5.3%; previous rate 5.2%);
23:30 GMT – CIP in Japan for December (previous rate -0.2% for the month);
23:30 GMT – Household spending in Japan for December (expected +1.6% for the year, previous rate +2.2%);
23:30 GMT – Retail sales in Japan for December (expected +0.3% for the year; previous rate -1% for the year).

Xetra DAX fell to 22.57 (-0.40%) reaching 5646.36. FTSE 100 in London decreased to 41.61 (-0.79%) making 5235.24. CAC 40 fell to 28.05 (-0.74%) reaching 3778.99.
American markets’ opening is expected close to yesterday’s closing.

EUR/USD is stable within 1.4019-1.4094. Traders are expecting the results of the US FRS open market committee. GBP/USD increased from 1.6106 to 1.6241. The rate is supported by one leading oil company.

According to CBI, retail sales volume balance for January in the UK made -8% (previous rate +13%).

CPI indexes in German regions for January are lower than the rates for the previous month.

Today the following information is expected:
19:15 GMT – results of the US FRS open market committee;
20:00 GMT – results of the New Zealand Reserve Bank council.