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За ....Пенчо
1.Последния пейст е изключително некомпетентен и подвеждащ.
Долара губи почва срещу канадаце като цяло днес но не и срещу NZD.
2...............................!
22 NZD/USD: NZD/JPY Hits Fresh Lows for the Week] San Francisco, June 3:
NZD/USD has fallen further to 0.7020 with the USD actually gaining ground
against currencies such as CAD and NZD in the wake of the disappointing decline
in the non-manufacturing ISM results. NZD/USD is seen pressured by NZD/JPY which
has fallen to the lows of the week at 75.50. The cross broke the uptrend from
January earlier this week and this is keeping the cross under pressure. Key
support is at 75.30 and the double bottom since March. A break should signal a
move lower to 74.60 and 74.10 in coming sessions and dampen demand from Japanese
investors which have already been absent in recent issuance flows. The issuance
demand is only emerging out of Europeans who are looking to benefit from
continued low rates and the fall in the EUR.
NZD/USD will attract further selling on a break of 0.7110/15. -- Rhonda.Staskow@thomson.com
абе не ти ли писна да ги пействаш тия глупости.
не знаеш английски ли и чакаш някой да ти ги обясни,
с това повярвай ми не ставаш звездата на форума, въпреки че вече доста хора ти отделят време за да ти кажат да не ги пишеш
сигурно си поредната едномесечна демозвезда
от толкова четене остава ли ти време за търговия
01 US ECON: ISM Non-Mfg Index Dropped to 58.5 in May ] Boston, June 3: The
ISM"s non-manufacturing index slipped to 58.5 from 61.7 in April. The May
reading compared to the median forecast of 61.0. The report noted stronger new
order growth with steady employment.
Business activity in the service sector has increased for over two years now
by ISM"s gauge. Last month 11 industry groups reported growth while one
reported slower activity. Five groups reported steady activity. Overall
increased business activity was reported by 30% of respondents overall, down
from 36% in April. Recall that the ISM service index is a composite index
like its manufacturing counterpart but a query about general business
conditions.
The employment index rose to 53.4 from 53.3. The slippage came as service
sector payrolls rose by just 64k in May. The prices paid index dropped to 57.9
from 61.9. New order growth was a touch stronger as that index rose to 59.7 from
58.8. The order backlogs index rose to 56.5 from 54.0 suggesting a healthy
pipeline.
Inventories rose but growth slowed as the index fell to 51.5 from 54.5. It
was the fourth consecutive advance in the index after it noted falling
inventories in January. That said, the survey noted that 30% of respondents
indicated that they do not have inventories or don"t measure them. The
industries reporting the highest rates of inventory increases in May included
the construction industry.
The export orders index jumped to 62.0 from 52.5 while the imports index fell
to 57.5 from 58.5.
The ISM noted that the rise in the new orders and backlog indexes indicated
that non-manufacturing activity should continue at relatively healthy levels in
the near-term future. They added that the drop in the prices paid index
suggested that recent increases in energy and steel prices were being at least
partially absorbed by various industries. This also reflected the lack of
continuing price increases in recent months for these basic commodities
Overall this report has little correlation with broader measures of
economic activity but the markets continue to look to it for direction as the
service economy is an important engine for US growth. --Jennifer.Rossum@thomson.com
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