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- China NSSF fund chief: Euro zone’s sovereign debt woes will not escalate
- Update: UK Feb Mgage Approvals, BOE Key M4 Measure Lackluster
- UK February mortgage approvals worse than expected, but mortgage lending up
- UK Feb Mgage Approvals, BOE’s Key M4 Measure Lackluster
- Germany: NRW Mar CPI +0.6% M/M; Above Pan-German Median Fcast
- Germany: Brandenburg Mar CPI +0.3% M/M, Hesse +0.4% M/M
- Cable extends rally over 1.5000
- ECB: E43.549 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Mar 28
- Germany: Saxony Mar CPI +0.6% M/M; Above German Median Fcst
- Cable starts week on firmer footing
- USD/JPY steady as we roll into year end
- ECB Liikanen: Interest Rate Cuts Been Most Helpful Stimulus
- EUR/USD marginally firmer after active overnight session
- EMU Data: MNI Survey Of Econ Data Forecasts, March 29
- Germany Data: MNI Survey Of Econ Data Forecasts, Mar 29
- EUR crosses fall back on reports of Moscow bombings
- Forexlive Asian market wrap: JPY and CHF fall on the crosses
- JPY and CHF crosses continue their move higher
- Chinese demand for gold to double in the next decade
- EUR/CHF making gains above 1.4300
China NSSF fund chief: Euro zone’s sovereign debt woes will not escalate Posted: |
Update: UK Feb Mgage Approvals, BOE Key M4 Measure Lackluster Posted: --BOE Feb M4 Ex-Intermediate OFCs 0.3% m/m; -1.0% 3m ann. --BOE: UK Feb House Purchase Approvals 47,094 Vs 48,099 Jan --BOE: UK Feb Net Mortgage Lending Stg1.586bn Vs Stg1.536bn Jan --BOE: UK Feb Net Consumer Credit Stg528mln Vs Stg349mln Jan --BOE: Feb M4 Up 0.2% m/m; Up 3.9% y/y --BOE: Feb M4 Lending Up -0.2% ... |
UK February mortgage approvals worse than expected, but mortgage lending up Posted: Mortgage approvals have come in at 47,094, down from 48,099 in January, and weaker than median forecasts of 48,000. However mortage lending was up at +1.586 bln from +1.536 bln in January, better than median forecast of +1.4 bln Consumer credit meanwhile +0.528 bln, up from January's 0.349 bln, and above median ... |
UK Feb Mgage Approvals, BOE’s Key M4 Measure Lackluster Posted: --BOE Feb M4 Ex-Intermediate OFCs 0.3% m/m; -1.0% 3m ann. --BOE: UK Feb House Purchase Approvals 47,094 Vs 48,099 Jan --BOE: UK Feb Net Mortgage Lending Stg1.586bn Vs Stg1.536bn Jan --BOE: UK Feb Net Consumer Credit Stg528mln Vs Stg349mln Jan --BOE: Feb M4 Up 0.2% m/m; Up 3.9% y/y --BOE: Feb M4 Lending Up -0.2% ... |
Germany: NRW Mar CPI +0.6% M/M; Above Pan-German Median Fcast Posted: |
Germany: Brandenburg Mar CPI +0.3% M/M, Hesse +0.4% M/M Posted: |
Cable extends rally over 1.5000 Posted: |
ECB: E43.549 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Mar 28 Posted: |
Germany: Saxony Mar CPI +0.6% M/M; Above German Median Fcst Posted: |
Cable starts week on firmer footing Posted: Cable has started the new week on a slightly firmer footing, presently at 1.4960 having closed out last week down around 1.4900. The move comes despite latest polls continuing to point to a hung parliament as most likely outcome of fast approaching general election. Data out today 08;30 GMT: Uk mortgage approvals ... |
USD/JPY steady as we roll into year end Posted: USD/JPY sits at 92.60, pretty much where we closed out last week. Seems to be fair mount of talk that Japanese life insurers and other domestic institutional investors are lining up to add to their holdings of U.S. treasuries and other dollar denominated assets early in the new fiscal year, starting April ... |
ECB Liikanen: Interest Rate Cuts Been Most Helpful Stimulus Posted: |
EUR/USD marginally firmer after active overnight session Posted: EUR/USD sits at 1.3427, marginally firmer from a North American close Friday around 1.3410. Overnight trade has seen plenty of action with a session high 1.3530 posted in thin early trading as sizeable stops through 1.3465 were tripped. The fact we're back down at 1.3427 is probably reflective that worries ... |
EMU Data: MNI Survey Of Econ Data Forecasts, March 29 Posted: |
Germany Data: MNI Survey Of Econ Data Forecasts, Mar 29 Posted: |
EUR crosses fall back on reports of Moscow bombings Posted: |
Forexlive Asian market wrap: JPY and CHF fall on the crosses Posted: Japan's retail sales +4.2% YoY against expectations of 1.9%, highest in 13 years JGB futures fall to 4 month lows RBA's Stevens again states that rates were too low China's demand for gold expected to double in the next 10 years Gold only manages small gains, +0.1% Regional stockmarkets show mixed result but little movement ... |
JPY and CHF crosses continue their move higher Posted: |
Chinese demand for gold to double in the next decade Posted: |
EUR/CHF making gains above 1.4300 Posted: |
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