Top 10 Weekly Forex Market Headlines – 11.01.2013

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1. Abenomics is rewarding those who have assets, widening Japan’s income gap

Abenomics is rewarding those who have assets, widening Japan’s income gapOctober 28, Tomoko Kawamura, 33, a pharmaceutical company worker in Tokyo, bought a Louis Garneau bicycle costing about 50,000 yen ($510) and a 100,000 yen MacBook Air laptop with proceeds from stock investments this year. She owns a…
2. China to hold key meeting to discuss financial reforms next week

China to hold key meeting to discuss financial reforms next weekOctober 29, China’s leaders will hold a key meeting to discuss deepening financial reforms between November 9 and November 12, the official Xinhua news agency said…
3. Pending home sales slip amid higher mortgage rates, rising prices

Pending home sales slip amid higher mortgage rates, rising pricesOctober 29, Higher mortgage rates and rising home prices scared off prospective home buyers in September, sparking the fourth straight monthly drop in a key measure of home sales…
4. U.S. September CPI rises 0.2% as forecast, but inflation remains mild

U.S. September CPI rises 0.2% as forecast, but inflation remains mildOctober 30, U.S. consumer prices rose modestly in September but there was little sign of underlying inflation in the economy, which should give the Federal Reserve scope to maintain its monthly bond purchases…
5. Private-sector job growth slows in October in wake of U.S. shutdown: ADP

Private-sector job growth slows in October in wake of U.S. shutdown: ADPOctober 30, U.S. private-sector employers hired the fewest workers in six months in October while tepid domestic demand kept inflation benign last month, suggesting the economy was still in need of stimulus from the Federal Reserve…
6. China official manufacturing PMI forecast to reach 18-month high in October

China official manufacturing PMI forecast to reach 18-month high in OctoberOctober 30, China’s manufacturing activity in October likely grew at its fastest rate since April 2012, a Reuters poll showed, adding to signs of a stabilization in the world’s No.2 economy as the government readies a series of key economic reforms…
7. BOJ maintains stimulus, revises up fiscal 2014 GDP forecast

BOJ maintains stimulus, revises up fiscal 2014 GDP forecastOctober 31, The Bank of Japan stopped short of officially forecasting it could raise inflation to 2 percent in two years after a review on Thursday, but said it was on track to reach its target and would maintain its massive stimulus as long as needed….
8. No end in sight for Fed’s QE program

No end in sight for Fed’s QE programOctober 31, Call it QE-Indefinitely. There’s still no end in sight for the Federal Reserve’s stimulus program — known as quantitative easing — after the central bank met this week and decided to continue buying $85 billion in bonds each month…
9. Troika halt talks on Greek bailout over budget hole

Troika halt talks on Greek bailout over budget holeNovember 1, International inspectors are set to put on hold a trip to Athens because they have been unable to bridge differences with Greece over how to close a 2 billion-euro ($2.7 billion)…
10. China manufacturing sector expands further in October, but recovery remains gradual

China manufacturing sector expands further in October, but recovery remains gradualNovember 1, China’s giant manufacturing sector strengthened further in October, two surveys showed on Friday, though mixed signals in important areas including export orders suggest any recovery…
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Kelvin Ching

I'm a professional Forex trader and I have been trading for over 7 years. I was a series 3 broker and a registered CTA with the NFA, the main regulatory agency in the United States, and I have been involved at the highest levels in commodity trading. I also have a background in Information Technology, graphics design, and programming... I'm the co-founder of CurrencyNewsTrading.com, a site dedicated to fundamental analysis and news trading.

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