US indicators
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Federal Reserve
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Unemployment Rate
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Interest Rates
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Building Permits
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Bank Of England
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Central Banks Meetings
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How to trade stocks
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Income and Wages
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IPO Explained
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Fiscal vs Monetary Policies
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Consumer Price Index
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand
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Balance of Trade
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Gross Domestic Product
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Asset Management
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Reserve Bank of Australia
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Bank of China
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Bank of Canada
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Trading Rising and Falling Markets
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Swiss National Bank
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Corporate Profits
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Currency Strength
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Bank Of Japan
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Trading Risk
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Efficient Market Hypothesis & Random Walk Theory
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South Africa Reserve Bank
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Contango Explained
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Drawdown Explained
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Risk Management
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Taylor Rule
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Copy Trading
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Currency Trading
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Financial Derivatives
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Guide to Leverage
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How to read a trading chart
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Forex Signals
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Cryptocurrency Trading Guide
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Money Management
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Online Trading Psychology
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How to trade online
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Paper Trading
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Cryptocurrencies in FinTech
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Short Selling
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PIPs definition
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Trading Style
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What is a Trend & how do we define it?
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Cryptocurrency Regulation
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Trading Budget
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Trading Plan
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Compare Trading Platforms
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Cryptocurrencies is The Future of Money?
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Correlation definition
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How Do Cryptocurrencies Work?
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What is Arbitrage
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Liquidity definition
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Trading Signals
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What is Carry Trade?
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What is Volatility
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What is a Market Cycle?
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Slippage Definition
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What is a Currency Swap?
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Currency Peg definition
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What Types of Traders Are There?
There are a number of Economic Indicators out of the United States. After all, this is the world’s largest economy. Here are some of the most widely watched indicators you must be aware of.
| NAME | DESCRIPTION | DATE |
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| Non-Farm Payrolls | Total number of paid US workers excluding government and farm employees. | Released first Friday of every month. |
| Trade Balance or US Trade Deficit | Is the total difference between exports and imports. | Released every month on the 10th at 8:30 EST. |
| CPI (Consumer Price Index) | Uses a basket of good to gauge inflation. Does not include food and energy. | Released every month on the 15th at 8:30 am EST. |
| Manufacturing ISM Report | A report of manufacturing within US factories and is released by the institute for supply management. | Released every month on the first business day at 10:00 EST. |
| Michigan Consumer Confidence | Is a gauge that measures consumer confidence in the US economy. This survey is based a monthly survey of 5,000 US homes. | Preliminary report released on the 15th day of every month. On the final Tuesday of the month, the final report is released. |
| GDP (Gross Domestic Product) | The total output of goods and services produced in the country. Quarterly and yearly numbers released. | Every month the quarterly data is redone and released to the public at the end of the month. |
| New Orders For Durable Goods | Shows what durable goods orders are placed with manufacturers for both immediate and deliveries in the future. | This indicator is seasonally adjusted. |
| PPI – Finished Goods | Measures inflation at the producer level. This does not include services. | Around 15th every month. |
| US Unemployment Rate (%) | The number of those unemployed in the US, given as a percentage (ratio). | First Thursday every month. |
| Residential Building Permits | These are new homes constructions that have been given permits to build. Both for single and multi units. | Third Tuesday Every month. |
| Industrial Production | Measures production in US factories, mines as well as utilities. Measures capacity, available resources and growth. | Third Tuesday of every month. |
| Housing Starts | The actual number of new home construction in the US. | Around the 17th of every month. |
