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andrei-1 wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 12:59 am Earthquake in Turkey. They know where they live, and they continue to build such houses.

Mümkün olduğunca çok insanın kurtarılması için dua ediyorum.
I pray that as many people as possible will be rescued.

Japonya, 12 yıl önce Japonya'yı büyük bir deprem vurduğunda bize yardım ettikleri için yeniden yapılanmaya mümkün olduğunca yardımcı olacaktır.
Japan will help with the reconstruction as much as possible, since they helped us 12 years ago when Japan was hit by a major earthquake.

Mrs.Watanabe
At the back of a road in common use is another road in the mountain of flowers; you may take either way but be in time still in bloom.(Rikyu SEN)
人の行く裏に道あり花の山
いずれを行くも散らぬ間に行け (利休百首外から)


Re: News Ahead

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for Wednesday, April 26th, 2023

The most important economic data for this week are:

Australian inflation rate for Q1 on April 26th at 13:30 PM GMT. The market expectations are for a decline of almost 1% which if confirmed would probably create some minor losses on the Aussie dollar because it could influence a more dovish stance for RBA on their next interest rate hike.

US quarterly advance GDP growth on April 27th at 12:30 PM GMT. The figure is expected to decrease by 0.6% and reach the level of 2% for the first quarter of the year. If the consensus is confirmed then it would be the third consecutive quarter of declining GDP which could possibly affect the dollar negatively in the short term.

EU quarterly Flash GDP growth on April 28th at 09:00 AM GMT. Market consensus is for an increase of 0.2%. Although this data might have already been priced in, volatility is expected to increase around publication time especially for EURUSD.

Preliminary German Inflation rate on Friday at 12:00 PM GMT. The expectations are for a drop of 0.1% for the month of April. If these expectations are met then it would be the lowest figure for the last 7 months. This could impact the Euro negatively ,since Germany is the biggest economy in the EU, since it could potentially influence the ECB to get more dovish on their next meeting.
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