Mar 14, 2010

Your forexlive.com ENewsletter

Your forexlive.com ENewsletter

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EUR 25 bln bailout for Greece come Monday?

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That's one scenario making the rounds ahead of the EcoFin meeting in Brussels on Monday.

China’s price inflation “mild, controllable”

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Asst Commerce Minister Fang Aiqing feels Chinese inflation is "mild and controllable."

Conservative lead over Labour falls to two year low

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Suggesting the party will fall well short of winning an outright majority at the general election.

I need a favor

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I'm doing a talk in a couple of weeks and my topic is how a site like ForexLive, with its mix of technical and fundamental analysis, flow information, orders, central bank activity and interpretation of news events helps the average individual trader. If any of you have an example of how ...

Strike while the iron is hot

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From our loyal friend Lilac: It's only my take on stuff, but I mentioned earlier today that the looming BA strike could provide a potential brake for a cable slide. In effect, the strike could also act as a buffer with regard to the current state of play in the UK. Perverse thinking, I know, ...

“Risk free” is defined differently in Europe

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During times of stress in the banking system central banks offer institutions the ability to "borrow short" at low rates and "lend long" at higher rates. US banks have been rebuilding their capital by borrowing from the Fed at near zero and buying US Treasuries (lending to the government) further out ...

Senator Schumer plans China currency legislation in coming days

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As we've already seen, China is very touchy about currency issues. That doesn't look like it will stop Chuck Schumer from rattling the Asian Tigers cage. The US has been reluctant in the past to confront China too aggressively on the matter, seeing it as counter productive. That reluctance is breaking down ...

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