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Thank you barnix, I will do after back to my home. Just one question,
do I have to run "Meta COT Script Build.mq4" first and then "Meta COT Script Build_mod_01.mq4"
or
just to run "Meta COT Script Build_mod_01.mq4" ?
1. run:
Meta COT Script Build_mod_01.mq4
2. run:
Meta COT Script Concatenate.mq4
3.run:
Meta COT Script Agregation.mq4
British economy shrinks unexpectedly
GDP decreases 0.4% in the third quarter showing British economy remains in a recession.
LONDON (CNN) -- Britain's gross domestic product suffered another decline in the third quarter of 2009, figures showed Friday, meaning the country remains mired in recession.
GDP decreased 0.4% in the third quarter, according to preliminary estimates from Britain's Office of National Statistics.
Some analysts had expected Friday's GDP figures to show the recession in Britain was over.
The British economy officially entered recession in January after two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, which is the traditional definition of a recession.
For the third quarter of 2009, statistics showed the biggest declines occurred in the hotel and restaurant industry, which fell by 1%; construction, which decreased by 1.1%; and agriculture, forestry and fishing, which declined by 1.6%.
There was zero growth in government and other services -- a marginal increase from the previous quarter -- with the health industry making the largest contribution to that figure, statistics showed.
Dollar resumes slide on China report
Investors sell the greenback after a report says China should increase its holdings of euros and yen in its foreign reserves.
LONDON (Reuters) -- The dollar was broadly weak on Monday, hitting a 14-month low against the euro following a Chinese report saying Beijing should increase its holdings of euros and yen in its foreign reserves.
On an otherwise quiet day for news, investors jumped on the report as an excuse to sell the U.S. currency further, though analysts said losses may be capped by concerns the dollar has limited scope for further falls.
"We have thin markets and markets are grabbing whatever they can hold on to ... people are just looking for more excuses to buy euro/dollar," said UBS currency strategist in London Geoffrey Yu.
The story out of China was an opinion piece in the Financial News, a paper published by the People's Bank of China, which said the dollar should remain the principal currency in China's foreign exchange reserves but that the share of euros and yen should increase.
The euro was up 0.2% at $1.5027, having earlier risen as high as $1.5064, its highest since August 2008.
The dollar index, a gauge of the greenback's performance against six other major currencies, was down 0.2% at 75.333, moving back toward a 14-month low of 74.940 touched last week.
But analysts expressed concern there may be limited scope for further dollar selling, given that investors are already very short of dollars.
"The issue of reserve diversification has been an ongoing topic for quite a while, while the other reason the dollar is not selling off more sharply is that the market is already very short dollars and there is only a certain extent that people want to be short," said Michael Klawitter, senior currency strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
Data on Friday showed currency speculators increased bets against the U.S. dollar, with the value of the dollar's net short position rising to $18.65 billion in the week ending Oct. 20 from a $17.99 billion net short the prior week.
Against the yen, the dollar fell 0.3% to 91.77, retreating from a one-month high of 92.23 hit earlier in the day.
The Australian dollar also firmed, getting a boost from the China story, with analysts noting many investors believe it has been included in the currencies that China and other central banks have bought to diversify reserves.
The New Zealand dollar underperformed, however, trading flat on the day at $0.7542 after the country's Prime Minister John Key said New Zealand is concerned over the strength of its currency, but has few tools at its disposal to deal with it.
Sterling edged up 0.1% to $1.6314, but it stayed not far from an earlier one-week low of $1.6251, remaining under pressure after data on Friday showed the UK economy unexpectedly contracted in the third quarter.
Monday is a quiet day for economic data and focus is likely to center on events later in the week, including U.S. gross domestic product data for the third quarter and interest rate decisions in Norway and New Zealand.
Figures earlier on Monday unexpectedly revealed German consumer sentiment declined for the first time in just over a year going into November.
Hi Barnix!
I see that you use my Meta COT. It was pleasant to you? Unfortunately I have not found any person of sufficient qualification in Russia what to discuss possibilities of the analysis of reports. You would like to see what possibilities in the following version Meta COT? What indicators you use?
