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- European stocks improving; US markets set to open higher
- EUR/USD having a bit of a struggle so far
- EUR/GBP lower in early trade
- Greek FinMin: Greece categorically will not leave the euro
- Cable tests resistance, which holds
- EUR/USD drifts lower
- Democrat defeat will tighten squeeze on middle class
- ECB’s Nowotny: Need to change exchange rate policies in China
- German Gfk February consumer sentiment indicator 3.2
- Japan FinMin Kan: Markets decide forex rates for themselves
- Cable ticking higher
- EUR/USD sees steady trade in Asia
- Asian FX market wrap: majors trade sideways in quiet Asian session
- No major change expected from BoJ tomorrow
- AUD catching bid tone as risk trades try to return
- EUR crosses drift back towards session highs
- US bankers set to lobby for softer reforms
- Australia Q4 Goods PPI -1.5% YoY (-1% expected)
- USD/JPY slides along with the Nikkei
- Nikkei opens 1% lower, Kospi -1.3%
European stocks improving; US markets set to open higher Posted: |
EUR/USD having a bit of a struggle so far Posted: EUR/USD remains slightly down on the day, presently at 1.4140. The EUR/SEK cross is seeing some heaving selling and the action here will be weighing on EUR/USD. Elsewhere cable failed to ellicit a meaningful pop from stops through 1.6160, reaching a session high 1.6168 and then falling back to 1.6155 at writing. |
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Greek FinMin: Greece categorically will not leave the euro Posted: |
Cable tests resistance, which holds Posted: |
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Democrat defeat will tighten squeeze on middle class Posted: |
ECB’s Nowotny: Need to change exchange rate policies in China Posted: |
German Gfk February consumer sentiment indicator 3.2 Posted: |
Japan FinMin Kan: Markets decide forex rates for themselves Posted: |
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EUR/USD sees steady trade in Asia Posted: |
Asian FX market wrap: majors trade sideways in quiet Asian session Posted: Bernanke set to be reconfirmed as Fed chairman US bankers set to lobby for softer reform package Australian Q4 goods PPI -1.5% YoY No major rates or policy change expected from BoJ Asian regional stock markets regain early losses but still down 0.5% on average Gold adds $9 to $1099/oz There was some very early excitement ... |
No major change expected from BoJ tomorrow Posted: |
AUD catching bid tone as risk trades try to return Posted: |
EUR crosses drift back towards session highs Posted: |
US bankers set to lobby for softer reforms Posted: |
Australia Q4 Goods PPI -1.5% YoY (-1% expected) Posted: |
USD/JPY slides along with the Nikkei Posted: |
Nikkei opens 1% lower, Kospi -1.3% Posted: |
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