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- Germany FinMin: No GDP Growth Over 2% In Coming Yrs: Press
- EUR/USD: Failure to Bounce
- UK Analysis: Unemployment Posts Sharp Fall In March
- GBP/USD: Jumps on Bigger than Exp. UK Claimant Count Fall
- Goldman Sachs Goes on the Offensive
- The “Magnetar Trade”
- Out Today
- Russia C/Bank Intervenes Buying $700mln
- ECB: E47.583 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Apr 20
- EUR/USD: Moderate Recovery Off 1.3397 Low
- AUD/USD: Ready for another Push Higher
- CAD still gaining, AUD held up by sell order
- GBP showing early strength into Europe
- Japan Feb Coincident Index Revised +0.2 Pt, Up 11th Mo In Row
- Japan Average Regular Gasoline Price Up 7th Week In Row
- ForexLive Asian market wrap: EUR still under pressure
- UK newspapers looking relatively timid for a change
- EUR/USD technicals: momentum is the most important factor in my mind
- BoJ Nishimura: some signs that Japan is escaping deflation
- Goldman Sachs says fraud case involves one employee
Germany FinMin: No GDP Growth Over 2% In Coming Yrs: Press Posted: |
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UK Analysis: Unemployment Posts Sharp Fall In March Posted: |
GBP/USD: Jumps on Bigger than Exp. UK Claimant Count Fall Posted: |
Goldman Sachs Goes on the Offensive Posted: |
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Russia C/Bank Intervenes Buying $700mln Posted: Reuters has reported that the Russian C/Bank had shifted down its intervention level to 33.55 Roubles/Basket from 33.60 after buying around $700mln quoting dealers. If Asia is anything to go buy those US Dollars will fall into the unwanted category (reserves already contain too many US Dollars) and as such ... |
ECB: E47.583 Bln Covered Bond Purchases Settled Apr 20 Posted: |
EUR/USD: Moderate Recovery Off 1.3397 Low Posted: EUR/USD has recovered 50 points off its Asian lowin early Europe perhaps on a combination of buying interest around the figure and as Sean points out, no really bad news in the London newspapers this morning. Asia mostly targeted the downside with Euro bond redemption's out of Tokyo weighing plus ... |
AUD/USD: Ready for another Push Higher Posted: AUD/USD retains its strength this morning rebuking a couple of attempts at the downside only to run into strong buying interest posted at the hourly support (0.9290-95). The pair got hit last night in NY on the hawkish BOC language which saw players reset exposures between the commodity groupings. AUD/USD ... |
CAD still gaining, AUD held up by sell order Posted: |
GBP showing early strength into Europe Posted: |
Japan Feb Coincident Index Revised +0.2 Pt, Up 11th Mo In Row Posted: |
Japan Average Regular Gasoline Price Up 7th Week In Row Posted: |
ForexLive Asian market wrap: EUR still under pressure Posted: Outlook for Australian economy remains strong with latest leading indicators showing continued positive signs BoJ sees signs that Japan may exit deflation Goldman Sachs say fraud case only involves one individual Regional equity markets gain over 1% on average Ranges have again been very quiet during the Asian session but the EUR has continued to ... |
UK newspapers looking relatively timid for a change Posted: Apart from the usual ash and election stuff, I can find no end-of-UK-economy-as-we-know-it articles to unsettle sterling traders. I think they will as usual ignore all that happens in Asia and take up where NY left of, with the pound fairly well supported. Cable has support and resistance at yesterdays ... |
EUR/USD technicals: momentum is the most important factor in my mind Posted: In choppy markets, technical indicators do not work particularly well. Fibonacci's are obviously redundant as there is no dominant trend, trend lines get broken and re-established on a daily basis, and formations form and dissolve on an annoyingly frequent basis. This is the type of market we've experienced in the ... |
BoJ Nishimura: some signs that Japan is escaping deflation Posted: |
Goldman Sachs says fraud case involves one employee Posted: |
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