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- EUR/GBP trips stops
- Cable extends rally, runs into sell orders
- IMF Europe Chief: Says fiscal monetary stimulative policies should continue as economic recovery fragile
- Something has to stop the Orient express and its cargo of trade imbalances
- Cable edges higher in early trade; sell orders noted
- USD/JPY is a right old steady eddie
- Well we didn’t have to wait long
- Hearing…..
- Cadbury “could soon be worth £10 a share”, says chief executive Todd Stitzer
- ECB prepares legal ground for euro rupture as Greek crisis escalates
- EUR/USD ticks higher; sell orders, stops noted
- Slow start to week for EUR/USD
- Asian forex market wrap; GBP the star performer
- AUD/USD and EUR/USD back to NY closing levels
- Sterling making gains across the board
- IMF chief warns that double-dip recession still possible
- US holiday tonight should ensure quiet markets
- EUR/GBP orders: watch for big bids at .8720ish
- EUR/GBP technicals: prefer shorts for move to .8450
- Solid bids at .9170 in AUD/USD
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Cable extends rally, runs into sell orders Posted: |
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Something has to stop the Orient express and its cargo of trade imbalances Posted: |
Cable edges higher in early trade; sell orders noted Posted: Cable has edged higher in early European trade, presently at 1.6330 from around 1.6305. Technical resistance next at 1.6345/50. Talk of sell orders up at 1.6345/65. One thing underpinning sterling will be the possibility of lumpy positive M&A flows. Obviously we have Kraft, possibly Hershey, interest in Cadbury, while France's GDF Suez is sniffing ... |
USD/JPY is a right old steady eddie Posted: |
Well we didn’t have to wait long Posted: |
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Cadbury “could soon be worth £10 a share”, says chief executive Todd Stitzer Posted: |
ECB prepares legal ground for euro rupture as Greek crisis escalates Posted: |
EUR/USD ticks higher; sell orders, stops noted Posted: |
Slow start to week for EUR/USD Posted: EUR/USD sits at 1.4375, all but unchanged from where North America closed out last Friday, with Asian trade being restricted to a fairly uninspired 1.4336-1.4388 range. General risk appetite has been a little fragile of late with worries over Greece, Dubai, possible slowing in China never far from the surface. Not much ... |
Asian forex market wrap; GBP the star performer Posted: A quiet trading day in Asia, encouraged by the public holiday in the US, has seen the pound strengthen against all the other majors. Latest measures of Australian inflation show a continued rise, increasing the chances of a rate rise early next month UK January house prices +0.4% and search activity on ... |
AUD/USD and EUR/USD back to NY closing levels Posted: |
Sterling making gains across the board Posted: The pound is up against all the other major currencies today and sentiment is starting to turn significantly in it's favour. Dip buyers emerged earlier today in the GBP/JPY and EUR/GBP has also broken through some significant support levels, all of which generates strong support for the pound. The Rightmove ... |
IMF chief warns that double-dip recession still possible Posted: |
US holiday tonight should ensure quiet markets Posted: |
EUR/GBP orders: watch for big bids at .8720ish Posted: Further to the technical picture I outlined below, I am hearing from the interbank market of strong buying interest in the EUR/GBP cross, roughly around the .8720 level. Just another piece of information to store away for future reference, although the way the EUR looks at the moment the future might be ... |
EUR/GBP technicals: prefer shorts for move to .8450 Posted: |
Solid bids at .9170 in AUD/USD Posted: |
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