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- Euro zone sentix index rises to 17.1 in March
- Update:EU Rehn:Should Lower Lending Rates To Greece, Ireland
- Germany Bank Economists See 2011 German GDP +3.0%, 2011 +2.3%
- Greek 5 year cds rise to 1,005 bps, up 22 bps on day
- Middle East still buying EUR/USD
- Japan rating agency R&I: May cut Japan sovereign rating before April local elections
- Greece says Moody’s downgrade completely unjustified – Finance Ministry
- EU’s Rehn: Should Lower Lending Rates To Greece And Ireland
- Cable tacks on quick half a cent
- Moody’s: Greek fiscal reforms remain very ambitious, have significant implementation risks
- Flat-Earth European Central Bank misreads oil spike again, and kicks Spain in the teeth
- Moody’s downgrades Greece
- EUR/USD ticks higher as Europe settles in
- France’s Finance Ministry hit by cyberattack in December targetting G20 information – Source
- EU urges flexibility on bailout
- Repeat: ECB Paramo: Rate Hike Possible, Need Strong Vigilance
- Repeat:BOE King: Imbalances In UK Banking System Remain:Press
- China FinMin Xie: Needs proactive fiscal policy to sustain exisiting projects
- EUR/USD steady during Asian trade
- Japan Jan Coincident Index Rises For 3rd Mth; Govt Ups View
Euro zone sentix index rises to 17.1 in March Posted: From 16.7 in February, pretty much in line with median forecast of 17.2. Highest read since September 2007. Meanwhile it didn't much matter whether buy stops through 1.4010 or 1.4015, both levels having given out. We're presently at 1.4015 having been as high as 1.4020. As mentioned earlier, sell orders noted at ... |
Update:EU Rehn:Should Lower Lending Rates To Greece, Ireland Posted: |
Germany Bank Economists See 2011 German GDP +3.0%, 2011 +2.3% Posted: |
Greek 5 year cds rise to 1,005 bps, up 22 bps on day Posted: |
Middle East still buying EUR/USD Posted: |
Japan rating agency R&I: May cut Japan sovereign rating before April local elections Posted: |
Greece says Moody’s downgrade completely unjustified – Finance Ministry Posted: |
EU’s Rehn: Should Lower Lending Rates To Greece And Ireland Posted: |
Cable tacks on quick half a cent Posted: Cable up at 1.6295 from around 1.6245 when I arrived. Swiss names have been seen decent sellers of the EUR/GBP cross this morning (down presently at .8575 from early .8600) and this will be helping underpin cable. Probably some light stops above 1.6300 (maybe through Friday high at 1.6305), but haven't gotten ... |
Moody’s: Greek fiscal reforms remain very ambitious, have significant implementation risks Posted: |
Flat-Earth European Central Bank misreads oil spike again, and kicks Spain in the teeth Posted: |
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EUR/USD ticks higher as Europe settles in Posted: |
France’s Finance Ministry hit by cyberattack in December targetting G20 information – Source Posted: |
EU urges flexibility on bailout Posted: |
Repeat: ECB Paramo: Rate Hike Possible, Need Strong Vigilance Posted: --Says EFSF Should Be Allowed To Buy Debt --Originally Transmitted Sunday at 15:30 PARIS (MNI) - In what has become a traditional post-meeting excercise for senior officials of the European Central Bank, Executive Board member Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo appeared in a Spanish newspaper interview over the ... |
Repeat:BOE King: Imbalances In UK Banking System Remain:Press Posted: |
China FinMin Xie: Needs proactive fiscal policy to sustain exisiting projects Posted: |
EUR/USD steady during Asian trade Posted: Sits at 1.3975, effectively unchanged from Fridays' North American close, with Asian range confined to conservative 1.3960-1.3999. Not much in the way of euro zone data this morning: 09:30 GMT: Euro zone sentix investor confidence for March expected 17.2 from 16.7. Major European stockmarkets look set to open down around -0.5%. Continued rise in ... |
Japan Jan Coincident Index Rises For 3rd Mth; Govt Ups View Posted: |
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