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http://bit.ly/1RhmvaZ Made for event traders to prepare their trading calendar, coming up in Banc De Binary’s Ahead of the Week Report for the 6th to 10th of June, 2016. The asset focus this week is the EURO, which has come under pressure from a stronger USD and concerns over the possible impact of a Brexit on the Eurozone’s economy. The trading event of the week is on Tuesday, when the Eurozone releases a reading for its first-quarter GDP results. It’s likely that the EURO will see some movement during this event, depending on the bloc’s latest economic performance. Monday June 6th brings trading opportunities on the GBP during the release of the BRC Retail Sales Monitor at 23:01, previously at the bearish level of minus 0.9 percent on an annual basis. Needless to say, the already-pressured GBP faces more challenges this week. On Tuesday the 7th, it’s our trading event of the week with the release of the Eurozone’s first-quarter GDP results at 09:00. Last seen at the level of 0.5 percent on a quarterly basis, this new reading is likely to have an impact on the EURO if there are any upside or downside changes. Wednesday the 8th brings trading opportunities on the New Zealand Dollar with the release of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Interest Rate Decision at 21:00. The key interest rate is at the level of 2.25 percent, which is a historic low due to the global economic slowdown. At 05:45 on Thursday the 9th, Switzerland announces its latest Unemployment Rate for May, with a possible knock-on effect on the CHF. Unemployment is keeping steady at the low rate of 3.5 percent, but as always with economic events, any surprises could trigger volatility for Switzerland’s currency. Lastly for the week’s trading events, the CAD may see some action on Friday the 10th due to the release of Canada’s Unemployment Rate for May at 13:30. The rate is now at the level of 7.1 percent, and could be better, so this is a key indicator for Canada’s economy. Title: NFP Friday – Will New Results Be Higher or Lower than 160K? http://bit.ly/1RhmvaZ