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| Posted: Apparently lots of comments from readers have been spammed and not turned up on the site. So if you've commented in the recent past and it hasn't turned up on the site please don't be offended. I haven't got the foggiest what's going on. But Jamie is aware of the situation ...    |
| ITALY DATA: Preliminary January HICP fell 1.2% m/m… Posted: ITALY DATA: Preliminary January HICP fell 1.2% m/m and rose 2.4% y/y, accelerating from +2.1% y/y in December, and posting the highest y/y gain since December 2008 (+2.4%). HICP data includes the effects of the seasonal discount sales. --The preliminary main domestic index (NIC) rose 0.4% m/m and 2.1% y/y, up from +1.9% y/y in ...  |
| Greek PM: Today’s EU Summit Crucial, See More Optimism Posted: FRANKFURT (MNI) - The summit of EU leaders today and the one in March are "very crucial" for establishing the calm and confidence needed to ensure growth in Europe, Greek Prime Minister Georgios Papandreou told journalists on his way into the meeting. ...  |
| ECB’s Kranjec: Crisis Is Definitely Global, Not Just Western Posted: FRANKFURT (MNI) - The crisis affecting the world economy is without doubt a global one rather than just a problem for Western countries, European Central Bank Governing Council member Marko Kranjec said in an interview published Friday. The head of ...  |
| UK Q4 Personal Insolvencies, Corporate Liquidations Fall Posted: ...  |
| Germany Merkel: EU To Discuss Euro, Economic Coordination Posted: FRANKFURT (MNI) - European Union leaders will discuss closer economic coordination in the Eurozone and show the political will to move closer together, German chancellor Angela Merkel told journalists ahead of today's EU summit in Brussels. "During lunch, we will ...  |
| UK DATA: UK personal insolvencies Q4 -2.0% q/q; y/y.. Posted: UK DATA: UK personal insolvencies Q4 -2.0% q/q; -5.6% y/y - NS -- UK Q4 nsa personal insolvencies -9.4% q/q; -13.6% y/y - NS  |
| UK DATA: UK Q4 corp. liquidiations -0.2% q/q; -11.3%. Posted: UK DATA: UK Q4 corp. liquidiations -0.2% q/q; -11.3% y/y - NS  |
| Cititechs alert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know how much you lot love them Posted: Apparently Cititechs have put out a EUR/GBP sell recommendation. Entry .8442. Target .8100. Stop .8663.  |
| Iran’s supreme leader says U.S. faces “irreparable defeat” if Middle East uprising successful Posted: Oh dear. Talking of supreme. I had a lovely dish of chicken supreme last night on a bed of basmati rice. Very tasty it was too.  |
| UK Car Registrations Fall 11.5% y/y In Jan – SMMT Posted: ...  |
| Posted: You ain't got long if you want to give yourself the chance of winning a wonderful ForexLive duster.....eh I mean t-shirt  |
| Spanish/German 10 year govt bond yield spread narrows to 174 bps, 10 bps tighter on day Posted: Italian/German 10 year govt bond yield spread narrows to 134 bps, 7 bps tighter on day  |
| UK DATA: UK Jan car registrations -11.5% – SMMT…… Posted: UK DATA: UK Jan car registrations -11.5% year-on-year - SMMT -- UK car reg decline due partly end scrappage scheme -- 2011 seen as a challenging year for UK car industry.  |
| Bank of Spain estimates Q4 GDP +0.2% q/q Posted: Versus zero growth in Q3. Estimates Q4 y/y growth +0.6% Estimates 2010 GDP -0.1% BOS says Spanish growth seen slowly recovering, very dependent on exports.  |
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| Barrier option interest seen in AUD/USD Posted: At 1.0200. We sit within striking distance, presently at 1.0190. Sean has been reporting sell orders layered above there, from 10210 up to 1.0250.  |
| UK new car registrations down 11.5% y/y in January – SMMT Posted: New car? Who can afford to buy a new car in the UK? Precious few.........  |
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| Ex-BOJ Hirano: Japan likely to intervene if yen resumes surge Posted: Yen could resume rise if global financial markets destabilise Longer term, yen likely to fall sharply, reflecting Japan's weakening global position Dollar's status as reserve currency is strengthening on declining trust in euro Lack of action on Japan public debt in 2-3 years would likely have dire consequences  |
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