Trading Week Outlook: Mar. 5 - Mar. 9

All Things Forex submits: With the unexpectedly hawkish rhetoric from Fed officials grabbing the financial headlines in recent days, in the week ahead traders will pay close attention to the monetary policy meetings of four major central banks as the euro takes the center stage in anticipation of a 25 bps rate hike by the European Central Bank.

By All Things Forex: With the European Central Bank interest rate announcement and the EU Summit on the horizon, the trading week ahead could prove crucial for the future fate of the euro and the debt crisis-stricken euro-area.In preparation for the new trading week, here is the outlook for the Top 10 spotlight economic events that will move the markets around the globe. 1. USD- U.S.

All Things Forex submits: After the daunting reminder of the lack of significant improvement in the U.S. jobs market has accelerated QE3 speculation and the U.S. dollar’s decline, the week ahead will bring the monetary policy meetings of four major central banks as the euro takes the center stage in anticipation of whether the European Central Bank will maintain its hawkish inflation-fighting stance despite of the EU debt crisis.

By All Things Forex: The European Central Bank and the Bank of England meetings will take the center stage in the week ahead as traders await to find out if these two major central banks will follow the Fed's footsteps by expanding their monetary policy easing efforts.In preparation for the new trading week, here is the outlook for the Top 10 spotlight economic events that will move the markets around the globe.

All Things Forex submits: Will the European Central Bank hike rates and can the U.S. labor market make up for the disappointingly low job creation in May will be the main questions on traders’ minds, as the ECB monetary policy meeting and the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls report take the center stage in a holiday-shortened but busy week ahead.

By All Things Forex: As the August 2 deadline approaches, the week ahead will keep traders focused on the U.S. debt ceiling deadlock, coupled with four interest rate announcements from major central banks and the all-important U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls report which could offer a glimpse of hope from the U.S. labor market.

All Things Forex submits: Following the Fed’s decision to keep rates low for “extended period” which has given the green light for further U.S. dollar weakness, in the week ahead the market’s attention will shift to the monetary policies of the Bank of England and the European Central Bank, coupled with a potentially weak U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls report which could offer a reminder of why the FOMC is in no hurry to tighten credit anytime soon.

By All Things Forex: The first trading week of Q2 2012 will kick-start the new quarter with a sequence of three monetary policy meetings by major central banks and a crucial U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls and Employment Situation report that will help traders to determine QE3 odds following the recent dovish remarks by the Fed Chairman.