Here attached some economic news that you need to check out along with a brief description and its effects on the world trading futures (Forex, Stock and Comodity Index).
1. the Average Earning Index (AEI or commonly called the Average Earning only): economic news is usually issued by the United Kingdom and Canada. AEI provides information workers income and its relation to inflation rates through any other fundamental indicators called RPI (Retail Prices Index). When AEI increased faster than RPI then this is an indication that the wages increased faster than the increase in the price of goods. This is good for the economy of a country but disruptive is a rising inflation rate. In forex trading if the inflation increase then the currency is likely to be strengthened because of expectations of rising interest rates. Thus can be inferred when AEI increased then the currency is going up as well. AEI belongs to high volatility expected indicator.
2. Chicago PMI (PMI or Purchasing Manager's Index): fundamental indicators specifically released by the United States. Chicago PMI (PMI) provides information up or indwelling of the expenditure level in the city of Chicago purchasing managers that many of them are the manufacturing industry. The accession of this indicator is an indication of the rise of the currency USD. PMI belongs to high volatility expected indicator.
3. Consumer Price Index (CPI): United Kingdom and the United States is the country that is most often experienced ups and downs of the currency due to CPI News. The CPI is the deciding indiakator at the point the consumer inflation rate. The CPI itself to help determine how the size of consumer confidence in one month in making a purchase. If the CPI rises then the currencies concerned will also join up. CPI is an indicator of medium volatility expected CPI calculation but if done outside of food and energy sector then the CPI can be high volatility expected a fundamental indicator because these two sectors are the most frequently changed sectors from time to time. Regular CPI is issued around the 13th of each month at 20.30 WIB (13.30 GMT).
4. Gross Domestic Product (GDP): Almost everyone knows what it is GDP. Gross Domestic Product In Indonesian Language. GDP is one of the indicators of fundamental importance in the everyday life of our forex. When GDP increased then simply put the currency will be strengthened due to the production of a country also increased.
5. Money Supply: this indicator measuring three things, namely the amount of money in circulation in the community in the form of coins or paper, the size of bank loans to the community and the number of changes in the value of debt has not been repaid by the Government. Rising Money Supply will usually cause the currency strengthened.
6. Non Farm Payrolls: this is one of the most eagerly awaited news by most fundamental trader. Non Farm Payroll (issued by the US) appears once a month on Fridays the first week. Non Farm Payrolls to measure the magnitude of government spending in payment of the salaries outside the agricultural sector compared to the previous month. Increasing the Non Farm Payrolls can lead to currency strengthened dramatically in a matter of tens to a few hundred points. So a NFP can be classified an indicator of very high volatility expected.
7. Producers Price Index (PPI): PPI is an indicator measuring the level of inflation as the CPI. Does it matter if the CPI was on the side of consumers then the PPI inflation measure of the level of the producers. The increase in prices of raw materials, cost of transportation and various production components become part of the calculation of the PPI. If the PPI increased then the currency will be strengthened. PPI ordinary issued around the 11th of every month at 20.30 WIB (13.30 GMT). PPI is high voltility expected indicator.
8. Retail Sales: Retail Sales recorded a total sale of goods in sectors but does not include service for the measurement of services is difficult. Retail Sales is one good indicator to measure the level of consumer spending. Usually bil AEI (Averaga Earning Index) increased the Retail Sales will also increase due to rising wages will certainly followed the increasing consumption. When Retail Sales rise then the currency will also rise in value. Retail Sales was issued around the 12th of each month at (13.30 GMT).
9. Trade Balance: Trade Balance is the difference between the value of exports minus the value of imports of a country. Value minus shows imports outweigh export earnings and vice versa if it showed positive espor bigger than imports. Most countries that are expanding or developing countries have trade Trade Balance is negative. However in the money market, the positive value of Trade Balance then strengthened the value of the currency of the country.
10. ISM Manufacturing Index (ISM-MI): Insititute of Supply Management Manufacturing Index is the biggest indicator to indicator measuring fundamental manufacturing index. Issued on the first day of working hours each month, the ISM-MI is the result of more than 20 surver manufacturing industry and involves 300 purchasing managers in America. How transcription pretty much the same, if the ISM-MI increased course currencies concerned will be strengthened.
11. Consumer Confidence Index (CCI): is an indicator that measures the degree of belief in a consumer survey of 5000 in their views on the prospects and economic future. CCI is issued every Tuesday at the end of the month at 22: 00 pm (3 pm GMT). When the CCI increased that means consumer confidence rises against economic development and resulting currency could rise. CCI belongs to Moderate Volatility Expected indicator.
12. Interest Rate Statement: each month the Central Bank of each country are always announced policy of central bank interest rates as a benchmark for other banks in the country. His decision is up, down or stay. These interest rates will ultimately determine the magnitude of the interest rates of deposits, loans, savings and a range of other policies on world banking and lending applications in that country. It can be said the policy interest rate is one of the final actions of the Central Bank against various economic conditions that occurred in her country.
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