Fundamental Analysis(Forex Free Signal)
EUR
"Spain is currently benefiting from the perception among investors that its problems are less severe than Italy’s"
- Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy
Spain’s new conservaive government announced Friday 8.9 billion euros ($11.54 billion) in austerity measures in 2012, with the budget shorfall of 8 per cent of gross domesic product, well above a target of 6 per cent.
USD
"We can still have a decent year here in the U.S. even with the rest of the world slowing down"
- John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics
Rising consumer confidence, decrease in unemployment claims and better retail sales indicate the U.S. economy is gaining steam, despite hurdles in Europe and much of the rest of the world.
GBP
"Should the euro-zone crisis fail to ease over the coming months or even deteriorate further, this could well lead the U.K. economy to suffer significant contraction"
- Howard Archer, an economist at IHS Global Insight
U.K. month on month house prices edged lower 0.2% in December, said the Naionwide Building Society on Friday, as the debt crisis in Europe undermines consumer confidence and pushes up unemployment.
CHF
"Volumes are relatively quiet"
- Ken Polcari, a managing director at ICAP Plc’s equities unit
Swiss stocks closed little changed on Thursday after Italian bond auction and amid low trading volume on the market.
JPY
"Japan’s markets suffered from multiple negative factors that other countries didn’t face, such as the earthquake and the yen’s strength"
- Takashi Aoki, fund manager at Mizuho Asset Management Co.
Japanese stocks gained on Friday led by signals the U.S. economy is recovering. The Nikkei 225 advanced 0.67%, or 56.46 points, to 8,455.35, while the broader Topix grew 0.90%, or 6.49, to 728.61
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