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11.11-15.11 Event Historical Reactions

Note: This section contains information in English only.
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
This week is full of data releases. However, most of them won't impact the financial markets enough to be caught in a trade. They have to be watched to manage risk. Namely, the possible trigger of stop losses due to an increase of volatility.

The exception to the stated above will be the Reserve Bank of New Zealand rate announcement at 01:00 GMT on Tuesday. The event is bound to create a massive move in the range from 35 to 100 pips.

The reactions on the tables are measured in pips by comparing the difference in the exchange rate five minutes before the event and five minutes after the event. The exception to the rule are the Crude Oil Inventories, as the change in oil price benchmarks is in USD.

Monday 09:30 GMT.
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Tuesday 09:30 GMT.
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Wednesday 01:00 GMT.
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Wednesday 09:30 GMT.
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Wednesday 13:30 GMT.
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Thursday 09:30 GMT.
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Thursday 13:30 GMT.
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Thursday 16:00 GMT.
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Friday 13:30 GMT.
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