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- ZEW June German economic sentiment index 28.7 vs 45.8 in May
- CLG: UK Apr House Prices +0.4% M/M; +10.1% Y/Y
- EUR/GBP firmer; sell orders noted
- German DIHK: Recovery is speeding up, driven by exports which are supported by weak euro
- UK May CPI +0.2% m/m, +3.4% y/y
- Germany Seeks Bids On E5 Bln Top-Up Of Jul 2020 Bund June 16
- France Cancels Auction For Medium-, Long-Term Bonds In August
- BIS buys EUR/USD
- Yesterday Rob Green had 355 shots fired at him and didn’t concede a goal…
- ECB: E56.878 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Jun 14
- BOJ’s Shirakawa: European markets remain unstable
- Sources report….
- EUR/GBP extends sell-off
- EUR/USD slide accelerates
- I wouldn’t shop at Tesco, but
- Australia C.Bank deputy gov Battellino: Events in Europe are really quite worrying
- EMU 14 Car Registrations Post 13.8% Y/Y Decline In May: ACEA
- Repeat:Germany Merkel:EU Rescue Package Ready To Be Drawn On
- A new and urgent cause for ForexLive
- EUR/USD slips marginally in slow Asian trade
| ZEW June German economic sentiment index 28.7 vs 45.8 in May Posted: Way lower than median forecast of 42.0. EUR/USD back below 1.2200. ZEW says: Financial market experts expect German economic recovery to weaken towards end of year Economic sentiment weakened by uncertainty about future developments of debt crisis Current recovery is still fragile Fiscal policy is well-advised to implement consolidation measures, but not until 2011 Weakening in sentiment ... |
| CLG: UK Apr House Prices +0.4% M/M; +10.1% Y/Y Posted: |
| EUR/GBP firmer; sell orders noted Posted: EUR/GBP up at 8303 having earlier posted session low .8262. The move comes in wake of weaker than expected UK CPI data and an upbeat assessment of the German economy by the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK.) Sources now reporting sell orders lined up at .8300/15. Remains to be ... |
| German DIHK: Recovery is speeding up, driven by exports which are supported by weak euro Posted: Majority of firms see current conditions as positive for first time since crisis start Business expectations inspire confidence, industry expectations at second best historical level Sees unemployment falling to 3.2 mln in 2010, lowest level since 1992 Sees increased problem from lack of skilled workers, Germany must deal with demographic change Sticking to 2010 ... |
| UK May CPI +0.2% m/m, +3.4% y/y Posted: Weaker than expected, median forecasts having called for +0.4%, +3.5% respectively. ONS says biggest reason for fall in CPI annual rate was food, especially fresh fruit, also petrol and alcohol. Cable down at 1.4700 from around 1.4740 just prior to the release. Guess it works on premise we're now less likely to ... |
| Germany Seeks Bids On E5 Bln Top-Up Of Jul 2020 Bund June 16 Posted: |
| France Cancels Auction For Medium-, Long-Term Bonds In August Posted: |
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| Yesterday Rob Green had 355 shots fired at him and didn’t concede a goal… Posted: |
| ECB: E56.878 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Jun 14 Posted: |
| BOJ’s Shirakawa: European markets remain unstable Posted: |
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| Posted: I'm always interested to hear what they have to say about the economy Continuing to see evidence in UK of a "steady consumer recovery" Uncertainty over upcoming budget is hindering consumer recovery VAT increase on food would have a negative affect on economy Recovery is fragile in UK, so if there is a VAT ... |
| Australia C.Bank deputy gov Battellino: Events in Europe are really quite worrying Posted: Hard to argue with that assessment. Worried because it's not clear problems can be solved anytime soon Australia govt debt position very good, govt debt of trading partners not a problem In part of world that will be least affected by government debt problems Welcomes any moderation in Chinese growth Australian economy can weather any ... |
| EMU 14 Car Registrations Post 13.8% Y/Y Decline In May: ACEA Posted: |
| Repeat:Germany Merkel:EU Rescue Package Ready To Be Drawn On Posted: |
| A new and urgent cause for ForexLive Posted: |
| EUR/USD slips marginally in slow Asian trade Posted: EUR/USD is down at 1.2205, marginally easier from a North American close Monday up around 1.2225. Not much new to whet the market's appetite. Citibank plans to cut Greek government debt from World government bond index after Moody's latest downgrade yesterday. Oh, the ignomy of it all!!! Euro zone data due today: 06:00 ... |
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