• Oct 07 - Japanese Leading Index Slips to Six-Year Low, U.K. Data Disappoints
• Oct 06 - U.K Chancellor Alistair Darling Supports BoE's Neutral Policy Stance, Lowering Bets For a Rate Cut This Week
• Oct 03 - U.K. Equity Withdrawals Slips Into Negative Terriory, Credit Conditions to Weaken Futher
• Oct 02 - BoE Credit Survey Disappoints, Projecting Further Weakness Ahead
• Oct 01 - U.K. Manufacturing Slips to Record Low, Service Sector Contracts - Growth Concerns Deepen
• Sep 30 - U.K. GDP Improves, Helping to Ease Recessionary Fears
• Sep 29 - U.K. Mortgage Approvals Fall to 9 Year Low, Housing Downturn to Linger
• Sep 26 - Japanese Inflation Cools But Remains Above BoJ's Limit
• Sep 25 - Japanese Merchandise Trade Balance Falls Into Deficit, Fueling Recessionary Concerns
• Sep 24 - Japanese Manufacturers Hold Dour Outlook, Adding to Growth Concerns
• Sep 23 - U.K. Mortgage Applications Slips to Record Low, Housing Downturn to Continue
• Sep 22 - U.K. Home Prices Tumble Lower, BoE Quarterly Bulletin Supports Sterling Weakness
• Sep 19 - German Producer Prices Fall Back From Multi-Decade High
• Sep 18 - U.K. Retail Sales Growth Reduces Speculation Of A BoE Rate Cut
• Sep 17 - U.K. Labor Market Falters, BoE Votes 8-1
• Sep 16 - U.K. CPI Soars To Record High, Home Prices Decline
• Sep 15 - U.K. Recession is Likely, Says Confederation of British Industry
• Sep 12 - Japanese GDP Revised Lower, Stokes Growth Concerns
• Sep 11 - Pound Breaks Below 1.75, Inflation Expectations Hits New Record
• Sep 10 - Japanese Economy Headed For a Recession, Says Cabinet Office

•    AUDUSD – Australia’s central bank employed dovish rhetoric by holding the benchmark interest rate at 7.25 percent. Governor Glenn Stevens said, “With demand cooling…a less restrictive stance of monetary policy in the period ahead is increasing.” Indeed, after having advanced the overnight cash rate four times in the past twelve months, slowed economic growth has cooled inflation. In wake of this news, the Australian dollar fell to a three-month low, after traders speculated the RBA will cut rates next month. For more news and resources, visit our Australian Dollar Currency Room.
•    GBPUSD  – Manufacturing and industrial output showed falls during June, causing investors to bet second quarter gross domestic product could be revised down.  Manufacturing fell by 0.5 percent, while production fell by 0.2 percent.  The quarterly figures for both indices mark the biggest falls since the first quarter of 2005. Accordingly, the data further suggests that the U.K. economy is slowing, with economists expecting GDP to drop by 0.06 points in the next estimate. Discuss the topic and your trade ideas in the GBP/USD Forum.
•    EURUSD – Business activity declined to a 7-year low, with the Euro-Zone Purchasing Managers’ Index dropping to 47.9 points. The level below 50 indicates contraction. Only Germany reported an increase in activity in July, but the increase was still less than forecasted. Retail sales also declined, showing a 0.6 percent drop. These signs of economic slow down suggest that the ECB will keep rates on hold when they meet on Thursday. Discuss the topic and your trade ideas in the EUR/USD Forum.