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- Euro zone November trade balance +4.8 bln euros
- UK’s Darling: UK recovery in 2010 will be “very moderate”
- EUR/USD trade steadies
- Cable touch lower
- Trichet: We have a major debt problem in Europe
- ECB’s Trichet: Bad bank assets still a problem but not the main one
- Talk of……
- German wholesale prices weaker than expected
- John Lewis week to Jan 9 department store sales down 1.4%
- EUR/USD languishes near session lows
- BOJ Chief Economist: Risk of deflationary spiral still minimal
- Market rumours about Merkel’s resignation are completely without foundation -German govt spokesman
- Forex Live Asian Session Market Wrap-Up
- Sterling strengthens against the Euro
- BOJ Chief Economist says the risk of a “double dip” recession is not that great
- Euro – dollar and Euro Yen sell off earlier on speculation of a slowdown in Chinese bank lending
- After the earlier hiatus
- Merkel rumour supposedly related to a magazine article
- It’s rumour Friday
- Now hearing that Model Funds were liquidating long Euro positions
| Euro zone November trade balance +4.8 bln euros Posted: Euro zone November trade balance has come in at +4.8 bln euros compared to median forecast of +4.5 bln. We had +5.0 bln. October's surplus was revised down to +6.6 bln from previous +8.8 bln. EUR/USD has come a little pressure, presently down at 1.4405. Elsewhere, euro zone December CPI confirmed at ... |
| UK’s Darling: UK recovery in 2010 will be “very moderate” Posted: |
| Posted: After the earlier Trichet-induced fun and games, price action has steadied noticeably in EUR/USD. It's rallied back above 1.4400 from the session low 1.4379 which was reached after the ECB President further heightened worries surrounding Greece. Russia is reported to be selling around 1.4410, which has so far helped capped the rebound. EDIT: Talk ... |
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| Trichet: We have a major debt problem in Europe Posted: |
| ECB’s Trichet: Bad bank assets still a problem but not the main one Posted: Trichet opines that bad bank assets are still a problem for the financial system. Banks need to reinforce their balance sheets. Economic recovery is going to be "chaotic.". He sees permanent risk of asset bubbles developing. EUR/USD seeing quiet trade, presently at 1.4420. Talk of sovereign buy orders 1.4395/05, sell orders at 1.4450. |
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| German wholesale prices weaker than expected Posted: |
| John Lewis week to Jan 9 department store sales down 1.4% Posted: |
| EUR/USD languishes near session lows Posted: Well not much of a sustained bounce from German government denial of Merkel resignation rumour. We're presently at 1.4420. Short-term supports 1.4400 and 1.4380, resistance 1.4445/50. Euro zone data today: 07:00 GMT: German whole price index for December expected +0.5% m/m 09:00 GMT: Italian CPI for December (final) expected +0.2% m/m, +1.0% y/y 10:00 GMT: ... |
| BOJ Chief Economist: Risk of deflationary spiral still minimal Posted: |
| Market rumours about Merkel’s resignation are completely without foundation -German govt spokesman Posted: |
| Forex Live Asian Session Market Wrap-Up Posted: |
| Sterling strengthens against the Euro Posted: |
| BOJ Chief Economist says the risk of a “double dip” recession is not that great Posted: |
| Euro – dollar and Euro Yen sell off earlier on speculation of a slowdown in Chinese bank lending Posted: |
| Posted: The market now seems to have settled down again. Euro finding a comfort level, for the time being anyway, at 1.4425 Dollar Yen drifting back above 91.00 at 91.10/13 Cable down to 1.6286 back up to 1.6320 then back off to its current level 1.6302/06 Dollar Swiss after the buying of dollars maintaining it's ... |
| Merkel rumour supposedly related to a magazine article Posted: |
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| Now hearing that Model Funds were liquidating long Euro positions Posted: |
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