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- Estonia Vice CB Gov: Confident EMU Will Solve Debt Crisis
- ECB officials coming up thick and fast…….
- ECB Noyer: Financial Crises Linked To Capital Flow Explosion
- Germany To Top Up 1.75% 10-Yr. Linker By E2 Bn; Sale Mar 9
- UK new car registrations down 7.7% in February – SMMT
- Cable slips lower
- SNB’s Jordan: Current interest rate level not sustainable in medium term – Paper
- UK Feb House Prices -0.9% m/m; -2.8% 3m y/y: Halifax
- Apparently……
- Weber: World growth has become increasingly unbalanced in recent years
- MNI Survey: Japan Jan Current Account Surplus Seen -47% Y/Y
- UK Halifax house price index -0.9% m/m in February
- Noyer: Urges more progress on commodities market infrastructure, tighter regulation of shadow banking system
- Couple of ECB’ers up early
- JAPAN DATA: Japan’s core private-sector machinery to.
- Gillard concern at aussie shows ‘Dutch disease’ risk
- MNI Survey: Japan Jan Machine Orders Seen +3.0% M/M, 2nd Rise
- EUR/USD sees steady price action in Asia
- That’s all from me for this week
- ForexLive Asian market wrap: Extremely quiet after big overnight moves
Estonia Vice CB Gov: Confident EMU Will Solve Debt Crisis Posted: |
ECB officials coming up thick and fast……. Posted: |
ECB Noyer: Financial Crises Linked To Capital Flow Explosion Posted: |
Germany To Top Up 1.75% 10-Yr. Linker By E2 Bn; Sale Mar 9 Posted: |
UK new car registrations down 7.7% in February – SMMT Posted: |
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SNB’s Jordan: Current interest rate level not sustainable in medium term – Paper Posted: Hardly a surprising comment, but I guess it could be labelled "mildly hawkish." Swissy little firmer. USD/CHF down at .9295 from early .9320, EUR/CHF down at 1.2975 from early 1.3005. Still watching swiss housing market carefully Housing market situation has not become more problematic, but some causes for concern remain |
UK Feb House Prices -0.9% m/m; -2.8% 3m y/y: Halifax Posted: |
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Weber: World growth has become increasingly unbalanced in recent years Posted: There will be renewed divergences of current account imbalances Surpluses in oil producing countries likely to increase due to recent oil price increase G20 is the only place where global imbalances can be tackled (yer right) G20 peer pressure, surveillance needed to ensure measures to tackle global imbalances Exchange rate in some merging countries ... |
MNI Survey: Japan Jan Current Account Surplus Seen -47% Y/Y Posted: |
UK Halifax house price index -0.9% m/m in February Posted: Weaker than median forecast of -0.5%. Down -2.8% in 3 months to February vs year ago, weaker than median forecast of -2.5%. Cable hardly changed on the morning, presently at 1.6282. Buy orders 1.6250/60. Slightly conflicting reports of where stops are gathered. Some talk just below 50, some through 40. Barrier option interest seen ... |
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JAPAN DATA: Japan’s core private-sector machinery to. Posted: JAPAN DATA: Japan's core private-sector machinery orders appear to have posted a second straight month-on-month rise in January, up by a seasonally adjusted 3.0% following +1.7% in December, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Market News International. The Cabinet Office will release January machinery orders data at ... |
Gillard concern at aussie shows ‘Dutch disease’ risk Posted: |
MNI Survey: Japan Jan Machine Orders Seen +3.0% M/M, 2nd Rise Posted: |
EUR/USD sees steady price action in Asia Posted: Sits at 1.3960, effectively unchanged from North America's close Thursday. Trichets' press conference yesterday has the market convinced we'll be seeing a 25 bps rate hike at next months April 7 ECB meeting. Hard to disagree with that. 25 bps is probably pretty much fully discounted in present price. No major euro zone ... |
That’s all from me for this week Posted: |
ForexLive Asian market wrap: Extremely quiet after big overnight moves Posted: Regional stockmarkets rise by over 1% Gold $1417/oz, Oil $102.30/bbl Japanese Q4 GDP likely to be revised downward China sets Yuan at new record high 6.5671 More rumours that China will increase RRR by 50 bps over w/e Strong technical resistance in the EUR/USD, 200-week MA at 1.3957 and bearish trendline around 1.3980, have put ... |
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