Aussie Rebound

Movement on the aussie trading today after the rebound appears to have opened before the morning in negative territory (10/03). Aussie in the chart belong Vibiz research experience appears to rebound after data on business confidence in Australia has increased. Aussie in the chart belong Vibiz research experience appears to rebound after data on business confidence in Australia has increased.

Although still dinaungi by pessimism, but the data on business confidence in this is increasing. Although still dinaungi by pessimism, but the data on business confidence in this is increasing. Index trust business increased to the level of -22 points from -32 in the previous points. Trust business index increased to the level of -22 points from -32 in the previous points.

At this time appear to be in aussie position 0.6384 dollars. At this time appear to be in position aussie 0.6384 dollars. Aussie day this position have increased compared to the position of the closure perdagangannya early days earlier. Aussie day this position have increased compared to the position of the closure perdagangannya early days earlier. However compared to the closing position in Asian trade yesterday Australian currency is still in negative territory. However compared to the closing position in Asian trade yesterday the Australian currency is still in negative territory.

Analyst Research Vibiz from Vibiz Consulting believes that the exchange rate movement on trade aussie today still tend to be volatile. Analyst Research Vibiz from Vibiz Consulting believes that the exchange rate movement on trade aussie today still tend to be volatile. Potential retreat still open along with the stock exchanges jebloknya Asia. Potential retreat still open along with the stock exchanges jebloknya Asia. To this day the range is estimated to have reached the 0.6270 - 0.6330 dollars. To this day the range is Estimated to have reached the 0.6270 - 0.6330 dollars.

Result Trade 9 march 2009

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ECB will signal further rate cuts

The euro fell, snapping two days of gains versus the yen, on speculation the European Central Bank will cut interest rates today and signal further reductions in borrowing costs to counter the region’s deepening recession.

The euro also headed for a fourth weekly loss versus the dollar before a report from the European Union’s statistics office that economists say will reiterate the region’s economy shrank the most in at least 13 years last quarter. The yen traded near the weakest in four months against the dollar after a government report showed Japanese companies slashed spending at the fastest pace in a decade.

ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet may say he’ll cut rates again in the future. This would likely cause selling of the euro.

The euro declined to $1.2603 Tokyo from $1.2661 late in New York yesterday. The European currency dropped to 125.16 yen from 125.52. The yen traded at 99.31 versus the dollar from 99.15 yesterday when it touched 99.49 yesterday, the weakest level since Nov. 10. The U.S. currency was at $1.4145 per pound from $1.4194, and advanced to 1.1726 Swiss francs from 1.1676.

The ECB will cut its 2 percent target lending rate by a half-percentage point to the lowest level since the 16-nation currency was introduced in 1999. The Bank of England will halve its main rate to 0.5 percent at a separate meeting today

U.S. faces biggest job losses since 1949

The U.S. economy probably lost more jobs in February than at any time since 1949, a plunge that may force further reductions in spending and send more Americans into bankruptcy, based one economists forecast today.

Employers cut payrolls by 650,000 and the unemployment rate probably surged to a 25-year high of 7.9 percent.

Tumbling demand globally is prompting companies from General Motors Corp. to Sears Holdings Corp. to step up firings, perpetuating a vicious circle of job losses and spending cuts. The Obama administration has set aside immediate concerns about a budget gap and pushed through a $787 billion stimulus plan aimed at creating or saving 3.5 million jobs.

Economists’ estimates ranged from payroll declines of 500,000 to 800,000. Forecasts for the jobless rate, which climbed to 7.6 percent in January, ranged from 7.8 percent to 8.1 percent.

The projected drop in employment last month would be the biggest since a slump of 834,000 in October 1949, when about 500,000 steel workers went on strike demanding better pension and health-care benefits.

The economy lost 598,000 jobs in January, bringing the total drop in employment since the recession began in December 2007 to 3.6 million, the most of any downturn since 1945.

The report may also show manufacturers cut 200,000 jobs, according to the survey. January’s 207,000 factory payroll reduction was the biggest since 1982.

The slump in employment was foreshadowed by first-time jobless claims, which surged last month to the highest level in 26 years. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke this week cited the rise in applications as suggesting that labor market conditions may have worsened further in recent weeks.

Automakers, at the forefront of the manufacturing slump, have continued to slash jobs to trim costs and stay in business. General Motors last month said it would cut 47,000 more positions globally as it sought $16.6 billion in new U.S. loans.

Banks, retailers and other service companies that make up almost 90 percent of the economy have also been battered. Sears last week said it would close 24 stores, on top of eight closings announced earlier, after its fourth-quarter profit fell 55 percent due to weak holiday sales.

Even government jobs are endangered. Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm plans to fire 1,500 workers to balance the budget as tax revenue has plunged due to the auto slump.

Economists polled by Bloomberg last month forecast consumer spending will contract through the first six months of this year after sliding in the last half of 2008. Purchases have not contracted for four consecutive quarters since records began in 1947.

If the recession persists through the first half of this year, it would be the longest since the Great Depression. The economy shrank at a 6.2 percent pace in the fourth quarter of 2008, the weakest performance since 1982.

In his first speech to a joint session of Congress, Obama said on Feb. 24 the economy has left “our confidence shaken” and the credit crisis paralyzing the banking system will need to be fixed or “our recovery will be choked off before it even begins.”

Result Trade 5 maret 2009

This my result trade ijn live account 5 maret 2009

Forex signals 5 maret 2009

Pair GBP/USD


TIME 13.00 (gmt +7)
SELL STOP : 1.4128
BUY STOP : 1.4170
TP : 10-30 pip
sl : 5 % margin



Pair EUR/USD


Time : 13.00 (gmt +7)
sell stop 1.2586
buy stop : 1.2621
TP ; 10-30
sl 5% margin

Result Trade 23-27 februari 2009

This live result Trade 23 februari 2009 - 27 februari 2009