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- EUROPEAN DATA: Eurozone Sentix investor confidence…
- BIS seen buying EUR/USD again
- Sentix euro zone investor morale index rises to 16.7 in February
- USD/JPY slips back from highs; notable seller seen
- ACB sells cable
- Europe’s not playing ball with Merkel
- AUD/USD slips slightly in early European trade
- ACB buys EUR/USD
- BIS buys EUR/USD
- Emerging global middle class will fuel UK growth
- USD/JPY touch firmer in early European trade
- MNI Survey: Japan Jan CGPI Seen +1.4%, 4th Y/Y Rise In Row
- Einstein was right – honeybee collapse threatens global food security
- EUR/USD touch firmer in subdued Asian trade
- Japan Dec Coincident Index +0.7 Pts M/M, 2nd Rise in Row
- JAPAN DATA: Coincident, leading and lagging economic.
- ForexLive Asian market wrap: ECB and Fed headed in opposite directions
- EUR/JPY: Moving averages cluster suggests big move imminent
- USD/JPY in typical quiet trade
- EUR/GBP: Modest short-covering noted
| EUROPEAN DATA: Eurozone Sentix investor confidence… Posted: EUROPEAN DATA: Eurozone Sentix investor confidence in Feb vs 10.6 in Jan.    |
| Posted: Around 1.3590. We're presently at 1.3595.  |
| Sentix euro zone investor morale index rises to 16.7 in February Posted: Up from 10.6 in January. Stronger than median forecast of 12.5. Highest read since September 2007. EUR/USD sits at 1.3595. Trading has so far been rather choppy in an uncertain start to the new week.  |
| USD/JPY slips back from highs; notable seller seen Posted: USD/JPY is down at 82.30 having posted a session high of 82.45. Talk is a Japanese bank stepped into the market and sold around half a yard ($500 mln)  |
| Posted: In recent trade. We're down at 1.6170 from session high 1.6185. The pairing has garnered a decent lift this morning from rising gilt yields, as the market increasingly discounts UK monetary tightening. The 5 year gilt yield has reached 2.744% this morning, it's highest level since last April. Shame US treasury yields are rising at ...  |
| Europe’s not playing ball with Merkel Posted: Irwin Stelzer in WSJ  |
| AUD/USD slips slightly in early European trade Posted: Down at 1.0130 from around 1.0150 when I clocked on. Hedge fund selling has been noted this morning.  |
| Posted: Around 1.3590 in recent trade.  |
| Posted: In recent trade. We're presently at 1.3588. UPDATE: Real money notable seller of euro this morning. Buy orders clustered 1.3540/45, stops below.  |
| Emerging global middle class will fuel UK growth Posted: A growing market of middle-class consumers in the developing world will come to Britian's rescue by driving demand for exports of hi-tech products and financial services, says the Ernst & Young ITEM club.  |
| USD/JPY touch firmer in early European trade Posted: Up about 15 points since I sat down, presently at 82.35. Being supported by firming US treasury yields, 10 year up at 3.6780%. Buy stops seen through 82.55.  |
| MNI Survey: Japan Jan CGPI Seen +1.4%, 4th Y/Y Rise In Row Posted: TOKYO (MNI) - Japan's corporate goods price index for January is expected to have risen 1.4% on year, marking the fourth straight y/y rise and continuing to post the highest gain since +2.4% in November 2008, according to the median forecast by economists surveyed by ...  |
| Einstein was right – honeybee collapse threatens global food security Posted: Latest from AEP at The Telegraph.  |
| EUR/USD touch firmer in subdued Asian trade Posted: EUR/USD sits at 1.3610, marginally firmer from North American close Friday down around 1.3585. Not much in the way of euro zone data to start the week: 09:30 GMT: Euro zone sentix investor confidence for February expected 14.0 from previous 10.6 11:00 GMT: German factory orders for December expected -1.5% m/m, +21.3% y/y Sell ...  |
| Japan Dec Coincident Index +0.7 Pts M/M, 2nd Rise in Row Posted: --Japan Dec Prelim Leading CI +0.8 Pts M/M, 2nd Rise in Row --Cabinet Office Repeats: CI Shows Japan Economy Pausing TOKYO (MNI) - Japan's coincident composite index (CI), which reflects current business conditions, rose a preliminary 0.7 points to 103.1 in December, posting a second straight monthly ...  |
| JAPAN DATA: Coincident, leading and lagging economic. Posted: JAPAN DATA: Coincident, leading and lagging economic indicator data from the Cabinet Office: --Japan Dec Coincident Index +0.7 Pts M/M, 2-Month Rise --Japan Dec Prelim Leading CI +0.8 Pts M/M, 2-Month Rise --Cabinet Office Repeats: CI Shows Japan Economy Pausing  |
| ForexLive Asian market wrap: ECB and Fed headed in opposite directions Posted: ECB's Gonzalez-Paramo: ECB must start hiking if inflation doesn't ease San Fran Fed's Williams: Federal funds rate should be -4% according to monetary policy models Australian December retail sales +0.2% MoM, versus +0.5% expected Australian December job ads +2.4% Nikkei +0.7%, Kospi +1.2%, HK -0.5% Gold $1348/oz, Oil $89.50/bbl The EUR fell in early trade as ...  |
| EUR/JPY: Moving averages cluster suggests big move imminent Posted: The 5, 15, 100 and 200-day MAs are all situated close to the same level between 111.60 and 112.10 and this often suggests that a big move might soon get underway. We are likely to see some indecision in the short term which should guarantee a period of range trading ...  |
| USD/JPY in typical quiet trade Posted: At least we normally get a 30 pip range during Asia and an 11 pip range, which is what we've had so far today, is an insult. Trendline support at 81.20 has basically been confirmed and the developing wedge formation on the daily chart has resistance at 82.90. This range can ...  |
| EUR/GBP: Modest short-covering noted Posted: There is not usually much action in EUR/GBP during the Asian session but dealers are reporting some modest short-covering with more trailing stops seen above .8450.  |
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