Your forexlive.com ENewsletter | |
- UK Q4 Housing Equity Injection Smallest Since Q2 2008 – BOE
- Euro zone sentix index 2.5 in April
- UK construction PMI index for March much stronger than expected
- Labour could win most seats at general election, poll shows
- New Delhi: US Treasury’s Geithner says prospects for both US, Indian economies “encouraging”
- Germany Confirms Top-Up 2013 2.25% Linker Notes
- Greece wants to amend EMU aid deal, bypassing IMF – MNI
- Swiss March CPI in line with expectations
- ECB: E44.427 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Apr 5
- Yuan appreciation is not the solution to rebalancing Sino-U.S. trade – China Foreign Ministry
- Germany FinMin: To Start Deficit Consolidation in 2011: Press
- UK house prices face prolonged bear market
- Russia central bank moves intervention level
- Greece to target U.S. investors with bond
- Cable steady after opening lower
- Misery loves company
- Japan Feb Coincident Composite Index +0.4 Pt, Up 11 Mo In Row
- EUR/USD lower, Greece worries again to the fore
- ForexLive Asian market wrap: EUR down on Greece, AUD steady after rate rise
- RBA raises cash rate to 4.25%
| UK Q4 Housing Equity Injection Smallest Since Q2 2008 – BOE Posted: |
| Euro zone sentix index 2.5 in April Posted: |
| UK construction PMI index for March much stronger than expected Posted: |
| Labour could win most seats at general election, poll shows Posted: |
| New Delhi: US Treasury’s Geithner says prospects for both US, Indian economies “encouraging” Posted: Must work closely together on balanced global economic growth less dependent on US spending US, India must work towards more representative international financial institutions, more open trade US unemployment remains unacceptably high, but private sector adding jobs US current account balance coming down India has navigated financial crisis with steady hand India's future growth will ... |
| Germany Confirms Top-Up 2013 2.25% Linker Notes Posted: |
| Greece wants to amend EMU aid deal, bypassing IMF – MNI Posted: Market News, quoting senior government sources in Athens, reports that the Greek government wants to amend the deal struck by Euro zone leaders at the EU summit last month. Greek PM Papandreou has been receiving information from the IMF about what would be expected in return for financial support, and there ... |
| Swiss March CPI in line with expectations Posted: |
| ECB: E44.427 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Apr 5 Posted: |
| Yuan appreciation is not the solution to rebalancing Sino-U.S. trade – China Foreign Ministry Posted: |
| Germany FinMin: To Start Deficit Consolidation in 2011: Press Posted: |
| UK house prices face prolonged bear market Posted: |
| Russia central bank moves intervention level Posted: |
| Greece to target U.S. investors with bond Posted: |
| Cable steady after opening lower Posted: Cable is seeing steady trade in early Europe after opening lower, presently down at 1.5226 having closed out Monday in North America up around 1.5285. UK PM Brown widely expected to announce a May 6th general election later today. Recent polls suggest the opposition Tories are headed for victory, one which ... |
| Posted: It's an old English saying. Anyways, Greek Deputy PM Pangalos is quoted by a Portuguese newspaper as saying the sort of problems hitting Greece are likely to spread and Portugal could be next in line. Thanks mate!! EUR/USD steady in early European trade after slide in Asia overnight, presently at 1.3432. |
| Japan Feb Coincident Composite Index +0.4 Pt, Up 11 Mo In Row Posted: |
| EUR/USD lower, Greece worries again to the fore Posted: EUR/USD sits at 1.3425, down from a North American close Monday up around 1.3480, the euro again being underminned by worries surrounding Greece. There are reports that Greek banks are being hit by wealthy citizens moving their money offshore. Elsewhere, the FT reports that Germany is in disagreement with Euro zone partners ... |
| ForexLive Asian market wrap: EUR down on Greece, AUD steady after rate rise Posted: EUR/USD and EUR/JPY slip lower on more negative Greek sentiment Reports that Germany wants higher interest rates on aid for Greece Concern grows that Greece will struggle to raise new aid At the same time, more Greek citizens and corporations are reportedly moving their cash off-shore Australian job ads still on the increase at ... |
| Posted: |
| You are subscribed to email updates from ForexLive To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
| Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610 | |
No comments:
Post a Comment