Sep 22, 2010

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BOE Agents: Private Sector Hiring Intentions Rise Modestly

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BOE minutes – MPC voted 8-1 to keep policy steady in Sept, Sentance wanted 25 bps rate hike

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Some MPC though probability that further monetary stimulus would be needed had increased Sterling hit hard by possibility of further QE. . Most members thought key risks substantial and stood ready to act in either direction Key risk that prolonged above target CPI would push inflation expectations higher 2nd key risk that demand would ...

Sorry minor technical problem

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Irish 5-year cds rises to record high of 463 bps

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Worries about the financial situation in Ireland don't appear to be dissipating. EUR/USD down at 1.3278. Talk BIS now on the bid at 1.3275. Elsewhere Portuguese 5-year cds has risen 15 bps on day to 380 bps.

EU Van Rompuy: Need More Work To Get Economic Sanctions Deal

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BRUSSELS (MNI) - European Union leaders agree on many aspects of strengthening economic governance but have more work to do on sanctions for rule-breakers, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said on Wednesday. In the wake of the European sovereign ...

Talk is……

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The swoon in European stocks was down in no small part to a 1.5 bln euros programme to sell European stocks.  It has apparently now been completed.

Irish/German 10-year govt bond yield spread 12 bps wider at 416 bps

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Portuguese/German 10-year yield spread 6 bps wider at 404 bps Spanish/German 10-year yield spread 7 bps wider at 183 bps

BIS on bid at 1.3290 in EUR/USD

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We're presently at 1.3295.

European stocks coming under increasing pressure

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FTSE down 0.8%, DAX down 0.9%  CAC 40 down 1.1% Spain's IBEX 35 down 1.6%, Italy's MIB down 1.2% EUR/USD has slipped back under 1.3300, presently at 1.3296. Cable back below 1.5700 at 1.5685.

Talk BOJ on bid at 84.75

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That's what I'm hearing. Let's see if they can turn things round. We're presently at 84.75, no lift so far.

China said to be protecting 1.0200 barrier in USD/CAD

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Having been as low as 1.0216 we're back up at 1.0233 at writing.

Sovereign seller seen in AUD/USD

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We're presently at .9560.

Cable up on day; ACB seller seen around current levels

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Cable up at 1,5697 from early 1.5660. Just getting reports Asian sovereign selling around current levels.  I kept hearing of Asian sovereign buying in pairing earlier in the week, so could be a little profit taking. 08:30 GMT we have the release of the Bank of England minutes for September MPC ...

C’mon, you knew it wouldnt be long!!!!

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Talk BOJ has been checking rates.  USD/JPY steady as a rock at 84.85.

USD/CHF extends sell-off; stops noted

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USD/CHF down at .9958 from around .9975 when I arrived.  Big German notable seller of pairing in latest leg lower. Talk of stops through .9910.

Who’s that on the phone? Why it’s the good old BOJ………

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The Japanese central bank is said to have been on the blower to a few banks,  asking about staffing levels over the Japanese holiday.  Guess it's their way of letting the market know they're sitting there primed for action if needed. USD/JPY sits at 84.87, all but unchanged on day so far.

China sells EUR/USD

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Above 1.3300.  Not any lower so far, presently at 1.3303. Talk of barrier option interest up at 1.3350, sell orders clustered just ahead of said level.

Dubai needs no more support from UAE central bank – Senior Dubai official

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Good news.

Japan Aug Supermarket Sales -1.1%, 21st Y/Y Drop In Row

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TOKYO (MNI) - Sales at supermarkets in Japan open for at least a year fell ...

Hungary State Sec: 2011 budget deficit to be around 2.8% of GDP

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Hungary to outline 2011 budget in October, which will end uncertainty around the country (Good, one less thing to worry about) Forint will "benefit" from EU plan for tighter supervision of member state's budgets  Hungary's bank tax won't harm economy if banks believe it does not make them less competitive in EU 16% ...

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