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(Unemployment Rate)
Occupancy can be considered as two variables: the unemployment rate (ie the percentage of the number of unemployed to the total working age population), or as its inverse indicator of the number of employees.
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(Inflation)
Inflation - a process of inflation. It can happen for various reasons. First, the total amount of goods that can be purchased at the existing economic system in the money supply may grow slower than money supply, or even decrease (in this case, the cost of goods increases, and decreases the value of money). (read more ... )
(DJI)
The family of the Dow Jones averages are simple indicators-traffic share prices of leading U.S. companies divided by industry. (more ...)
What courses reflect the currency pairs? Like any other market, they reflect the supply and demand. Moreover, (more ...)
Balance of payments - a statistical report, where in a systematic manner summarize foreign operations of a particular country with other countries in the world, for the designated period of time. (more ...)
(S & P)
The publication of an independent company Standard & Poor's index is compiled in two versions - on the shares of 500 corporations and the shares of 100 corporations. (more ...)
(NYSE Index)
This index is weighted by market value index movements of stock prices of all corporations, (more ...)
The European Central Bank (ECB) - The European Central Bank (ECB) was founded June 1, 1988 to manage the euro. (more ...)
Index American Stock Exchange (AMEX)
The American Stock Exchange publishes two major indexes are calculated on a completely different basis. The main market index of American Stock Exchange (AMEX Major Market Index) is a simple average of price movements of 20 leading industrial corporations. (more ...)
The activities of central banks is the most influential factor in determining exchange rates. Central Bank monitors the level of inflation, currency appreciation and with interest rates, trying to regulate them. (more ...)
Federal Reserve System (Fed) - The Federal Reserve System (FRS) serves as the U.S. central bank. The Fed was founded December 23, 1913, by Act of the Federal Reserve System. (more ...)
(Bank Japan - BOJ)
Japanese Bank (the Bank of Japan) began its development from the initial model of the Federal Reserve System, as an independent agency. Although his government is fully responsible for financial policy, (more ...)
(Bank of England - BOE)
The Bank of England (the Bank of England) can be characterized as a less independent central bank because the government might reject its decisions. The history of this bank was not easy. (more ...)
Interest rate - the rate the central bank's transactions with other lending institutions. A discount rate the central bank has an opportunity to influence the interest rates of commercial banks at the rate of inflation in the country and the currency. (more ...)
Gross domestic product (born Gross Domestic Product), the standard reduction - GDP (born GDP) - the market value of all final goods and services (ie, intended for direct consumption) incurred during the year in all sectors of the economy in the state - for consumption , export and accumulation, regardless of ethnicity used factors of production.
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(Gross National Product - GNP)
Gross national product (born Gross National Product), the standard reduction - GDP (born GNP) - the total market value of the total final output of goods and services (produced by residents of the state as its territory and outside it). (read more ... )
(Purchasing Power Parity Rate - PPP Rate)
Course on purchasing power parity is the ideal exchange rate, calculated as a weighted average price ratio for the standard basket of industrial, consumer goods and services between the two countries. In an ideal model of the formation rate, based only on prices of the two countries trade with each other, the real exchange rate would be equal to the rate of purchasing power parity. (more ...)
To analyze the movements of stock exchange rates Forex significant role are: forecasting the market behavior in the long and medium term, the value of key macroeconomic indicators. Fluctuation of these parameters affects the currency market participants and the level of the exchange rate. (more ...)
