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Markets in anticipation of the decisions of the Fed and the Bank of New Zealand interest rates

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Markets in anticipation of the decisions of the Fed and the Bank of New Zealand interest rates

At 9:00 we expect the level of consumer confidence in Germany, which is expected to increase 9.1 to 9.0 points on the previous reporting period. In better data we can see growth of the euro. At the same time we have data indieksa price of imports, as it is expected to decrease to -3.4% compared to -2.1% for the previous period.

At 9:45 will be seen the level of consumer confidence in France, and analysts predict an increase to 91 to 90 points for the previous reporting period.

The American session news begin at 14:00 of US requests for mortgage loans MBA, no changes are expected from previous levels reported 14.2%.

At 17:30 we expect oil inventories, as for the previous week total reserves were 397.9 million. Barrels. If elevations will likely see new shortove in the price of "black gold"

At 21:00 will turn our attention to the decision on interest rates, and the statement from the Federal Reserve, which will begin at 21:00. We expect increased volatility and possibly preserving levels. Investors will be looking for signals about the future direction of development for the monetary policy of the Fed.

At 22:00 it will become clear whether the New Zealand central bank will decide to change interest rates, analysts said the level of interest rates will remain at 3.50% expected volatility of the market.

23:45 Again In New Zealand we expect the trade balance in the country and is forecast to increase to 0.075 billion. NZD to -0.213 billion. NZD, which probably will have a positive impact on the NZD.

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