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| Personal Income Levels and the Forex Market |
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| Written by Rahul Jain | |
| Wednesday, 22 October 2008 | |
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Forex market investors usually base their trade decisions or strategies upon macroeconomic data that’s presented throughout the month. These “economic indicators” can seriously affect where an economy is headed – for the better or worse. In fact, after a release of a particularly strong economic indicator, the currency rate can actually decrease or increase within a matter of a few hours. One such indicator is the Personal Income and Outlays Report.
What’s crucial in the personal income side is determining the actual disposable income, which is defined as the amount of after-tax income remaining once personal consumption and savings are taken into account. The higher the personal income and the lower the savings, the better it is for GDP figures (and the country’s currency rates). On the flip side, the lower the personal income and the higher the savings rate, the worse it is for the GDP (and a country’s currency rates).
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