Thread: Company News by ForexMart

The current Money Fall contest has already started on September 4, 2017 and will end on September 8, 2017.
You can register for the next competition which will take place from September 11, 2017 to September 15, 2017
Note:
Registration for the next competition finishes 1 hour before the contest starts.


winners.jpg

This week’s most popular deal:

populardeal.jpg
Risk Warning: Foreign exchange is highly speculative and complex in nature, and may not be suitable for all investors. Forex trading may result to substantial gain or loss. Therefore, it is not advisable to invest money you cannot afford to lose. Before using the services offered by ForexMart, please acknowledge and understand the risks relative to forex trading. Seek financial advice, if necessary.

Positive Corporate Australian Rates; Rise in Wages for Q2

This has been the largest rise in salaries and wages in two years for the past quarter with an optimistic outlook to consumer expenditure yet the decline in inventories has influenced the general economic growth.

The gross profit of companies has dropped by 4.5 percent within the months of April to June after a growth of 6 percent in the beginning when profits soared to historic levels from Australian Bureau of Statistics on Monday. Mining has been affected by the decline of greater than 15 percent at pre-tax level.

On the other hand, salaries and wages climbed to 1.2 percent or A$1.6 billion in the second quarter implying that employees also benefit from businesses. The Gross Domestic Product scheduled on Wednesday was predicted to imply advancement of 0.8 percent worth A$1.7 trillion in the Australian economy as it recovered from a slow rise of 0.3 percent for the period of January to March. Overall, the yearly growth is noted to be subdued with 1.9 percent.

The growth rate of the Reserve Bank of Australia for 3 percent in the succeeding years with the low mining ventures that has been dwindling down for a protracted period while costly prices of commodities traded internationally affect the economy.

The RBA will have its policy meeting for September on Tuesday which is presumed to maintain the current borrowing rates at 1.5 percent since August in the previous year.


positivecorporate.jpg

Economic Upturn of Euro Benefited the British Manufacturers

Reports in the British factories shows huge volume of book orders which are triggered by the sluggish pound after the Brexit referendum plus the robust economy of the euro zone.

According to the survey on business expectations for Q3 in 2017, shows an increase of 34% in output among companies polled by business advisory firms, BDO and EEF which are the manufacturers' body. It presented an expansion from 26% in the past three months.

Based on the report, order books further reached record levels due to higher demand levels from overseas. As 47% of the companies deemed that EU exports grew during the third quarter compared in 2016. Meanwhile, the demand from Asia and the United States also helps negate the relative weaknesses in the UK brought by Brexit.

Moreover, the decline in the pound’s value led to a surge in various economic prices since the EU exit raised costs for imports. This also helped UK products to be more competitive in foreign lands.

It’s been awhile before the exporters gained the benefits. As shown in the report, the demand bolstered by the expansion of economic growth in Europe which weakened the economic performance of UK during the financial disaster until this year.


economicupturn.jpg

Greenbacks Weakened as Japanese Yen Strengthened

On Tuesday, the American dollar declined against its major counterparts as tensions arise brought by the North Korea and the reluctance of the Fed Reserve to approach US investors upon returning to the market from the Labor Day holiday.

The ICE U.S. Dollar Index measures the performance of the greenbacks versus its other major six rivals, as it slid lower at 0.3% to 92.318. While, the WSJ Dollar Index gauges the dollar’s position within the larger basket of currencies, showing a downward move by 0.4% to 85.29.
Almost of the U.S. markets were not in operation last Monday due to Labor Day.

The greens further gained losses against the safe haven currencies including the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc on Monday, after the most recent nuclear test made by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

The USD was able to broke the 109 handle against the yen held during the earlier session, as it weakened to ¥108.73 which is lower from ¥109.73 on Monday.

The city of Pyongyang is predicted to prepare another missile launch sooner or later, that is possible as early as Sept. 9 during the celebration of the region’s National Foundation Day in 1948.

Moreover, the U.S. Dollar fell to 0.9551 against the Swiss franc on the back of a robust trading session and reached the 0.9583 level on Monday.


greenbacksweakened.jpg

Britain is Certain for a Post-Brexit Immigration Policy

The Britain intends to push through a balanced policy on immigration when the Brexit was finalized and left the European Union. They intend to look for highly-skilled workers while attempting to push the general statistics to move lower according to the Defense Secretary Michael Fallon on Wednesday.

A certain publication disseminated a government document on Tuesday that is supposed to be private where the scheme to lower the number of skilled workers E.U. in Britain after Brexit in 2019.

The defense secretary also noted that final plans later will be published later this year. They wanted highly-skilled people to come over their country and will open doors. At the same time, British companies are anticipated to be able to train their fellow British workers as the public also agrees with the concept of controlling the immigration instead of totally closing doors. Needless to say, they voted for Brexit referendum.


britainiscertain.jpg

German Economy Slacken Due to Increasing Radicalism

After more than two decades of reunification, the former Communist east moved slowly behind the west German states, according to the government. It also showed some warnings regarding social gap and the risk of being radicalized.

The high employment record, improved job security, and increasing wages bolstered the consumer-driven growth of the German economy. This helped Chancellor Angela Merkel to gain the victory for her fourth term in office during the federal election on September 24.

As shown in the annual report of the government, the current status of German unity indicate rising level of life satisfaction in the east for the past decade, however, the division between the economic strength of the east and west is tightening very slowly.

The GDP per head in the eastern states slacken against the west by 27 percent, while jobless rate came in at 8.5 percent in 2016, this surpasses the national average at 5.7 percent as laborers receive lower salary.

The East Germany strongly supports the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party because of its role during public angst as many refugees dominated the country, transferring jobs and resources from Germans.


germaneconomy.jpg

Economic Calendar (Friday, September 8, 2017)

Know what will happen next in the financial markets with ForexMart's Forex Economic Calendar.

ForexMart's Forex Economic Calendar is a real-time, customizable, and multifunctional, forex tool that allows traders to be updated with the latest and most relevant market events. All information that could be potentially impact your trading will be listed and analyzed here.

A trader that knows more, profits more. Use ForexMart's Forex Economic Calendar and become a better trader today.


economiccalendar.jpg

The current Money Fall contest has already started on September 11, 2017 and will end on September 15, 2017.


You can register for the next competition which will take place from September 18, 2017 to September 22, 2017


Note:
Registration for the next competition finishes 1 hour before the contest starts.


winners.jpg

Australian Dollar Up Against the USD due to Hurricanes

The national currency of Australia is predicted to maintain its stance near the two-year highs, as the American dollar is expected to be under pressure due to economic downfall assessed by investors in line with the destructive hurricane that hit the shores of Florida.

On Friday, the Aussie dollar was able to reach its highest level since May 2015 while investors are preparing for further impact by Hurricane Irma as the forecast says, it will slam the Florida Keys along with some flooding in Florida’s Gulf Coast.

Lloyd’s of London fears for the possible insurance losses worth $US 200 billion ($248.22bn) as tropical cyclones brush off through the coasts of the United States and the Caribbean.

The reversal in the residential construction activity seems evident, as Westpac chief economist Bill Evans worries about the declining growth outlook based on the Reserve Bank’s report regarding monetary policy previously.

The bank further mentioned the increasing charges of stamp duty from foreign investors, as well as funding restrictions and Chinese government restraints that mainly influence future developments, particularly on international companies.

On Thursday, job statistics for this month will provide a break point for markets and the NAB’s economics team anticipates for a strong and steady month of the jobless rate at 5.6 percent. While tomorrow is scheduled for the publication of the bank’s Business Survey which would likely continue to show solid levels of business confidence. Moreover, the Westpac consumer confidence index will be issued on Wednesday and expected to remain weak. It should be watched carefully because of the impact cause towards the retail-exposed stocks, as the dollar seems trading actively.

The greenbacks were able to lose its gains on the back of touching its two-year high at US81.25c last Friday, however, it closed over the critical level of US80c.


australiandollar.jpg