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Our Champions in Trading [Deposit now]( [Moving Averages: From A to Z] This Week’s Trading Opportunities November 22, 15:30 GMT+2 The US Durable Goods Orders [fbs] Durable goods typically refer to items with a lifespan of over three years, such as appliances, laptops, automobiles, airplanes, and more. [fbs] EURUSD After the publication of the latest US Durable Goods Orders, EURUSD initially dropped to 1.05210 but later grew to 1.05589, marking an increase of 379 points. [fbs] If the numbers exceed the forecast, the US dollar may rise. [fbs] Otherwise, the US dollar is likely to fall. November 23, 11:00 GMT+2 The HCOB Eurozone Composite PMI [fbs] This indicator reflects the Purchasing Managers’ perspective. The most significant drop in the index occurred during the second quarter of 2020 amid the Covid crisis. [fbs] EURAUD When the October numbers were released, the EURAUD continued its descent. The pair dropped from 1.67513 to 1.66549, a decrease of 964 points. [fbs] If the HCOB Composite PMI exceeds expectations, EURUSD may rise. [fbs] Otherwise, EURUSD is likely to drop. November 24, 09:00 GMT+2 The German GDP [fbs] Economists predict a 0.1% GDP drop in the third quarter. The initial GDP data came out on October 30. Since then, key indicators have shown a decline: October’s retail sales fell by 0.8%, and the trade balance for the last quarter decreased slightly from 17.7B (August) to 16.5B. [fbs] EURJPY During the last release, EURJPY remained relatively stable despite GDP being published slightly higher than forecasted. EURJPY dropped to 158.227 and then grew to 158.924 — by almost 700 points. [fbs] If the numbers are higher than expected, the euro might go up. [fbs] Otherwise, we expect the euro to fall. We hope this helps you stay informed about major trading events. Time to make your move... 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