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- Update: Ifo: Germany’s June Business Morale Up Unexpectedly
- More Abberger: Greece is not a big problem to the real economy in Germany
- Spanish govt has asked banks to roll over Greek debt for next five years – Source
- Ifo: Germany’s Business Morale Recovers Unexpectedly In June
- Ifo’s Abberger: Seeing enormous economic risks, especially on international front
- Ifo German business climate index 114.5
- Talk BIS bought at 1.4200 in EUR/USD
- Cable enjoys little bounce back…
- Dutch June business confidence +2.0 pts
- EUR/USD extends slippage
- For all you brave souls who like to trade swissy….
- Shanghai share index ends up provisional 2.1%
- ECB Noyer: Banks Understand They Must Stay Invested In Greece
- FRANCE DATA: June consumer sentiment 83, unchanged…
- French consumer confidence 83.0 in June
- EUR/USD slips as European trade gets underway
- ECB’s Noyer: Banks understand must take part in Greece bailout
- EU leaders appoint Draghi ECB President until 2019
- BOE Posen: EMU Govts Must Recap Banks To Manage Crisis Better
- Eurostoxx 50 futures up +1.7%
Update: Ifo: Germany’s June Business Morale Up Unexpectedly Posted: –Adds Results for Sectors June MNI analysts survey May April median range ——————————————————————— Business sentiment: 114.5 113.7 113.0-114.0 114.2 114.2 Current conditions 123.3 121.0 120.4-121.5 121.5 121.0 Six-month outlook: 106.3 106.9 105.0-107.1 107.4 107.7 – FRANKFURT (MNI) – Business morale in Germany recovered in June for the first time since February, as companies’ assessment of [...] |
More Abberger: Greece is not a big problem to the real economy in Germany Posted: |
Spanish govt has asked banks to roll over Greek debt for next five years – Source Posted: |
Ifo: Germany’s Business Morale Recovers Unexpectedly In June Posted: June MNI analysts survey May April median range ——————————————————————— Business sentiment: 114.5 113.7 113.0-114.0 114.2 114.2 Current conditions 123.3 121.0 120.4-121.5 121.5 121.0 Six-month outlook: 106.3 106.9 105.0-107.1 107.4 107.7 – FRANKFURT (MNI) – Business morale in Germany recovered in June for the first time since February, as companies’ assessment of current conditions brightened even [...] |
Ifo’s Abberger: Seeing enormous economic risks, especially on international front Posted: Export expectations of German companies in June declined clearly (expectations came in at 106.3, down from previous 107.4 and very slightly below median forecast of 106.40) Every drop in oil price is positive impulse for global economy Expect no strong economic impact from planned tax cuts in Germany Expects further interest rate hikes by ECB in July [...] |
Ifo German business climate index 114.5 Posted: |
Talk BIS bought at 1.4200 in EUR/USD Posted: |
Cable enjoys little bounce back… Posted: |
Dutch June business confidence +2.0 pts Posted: |
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For all you brave souls who like to trade swissy…. Posted: |
Shanghai share index ends up provisional 2.1% Posted: |
ECB Noyer: Banks Understand They Must Stay Invested In Greece Posted: PARIS (MNI) – Private sector banks know they must retain their investments in Greece in order to help solve the country’s debt crisis, European Central Bank Governing Council member Christian Noyer said Friday. “I think they understand very well that they must remain present, but that they must do it in a way that is [...] |
FRANCE DATA: June consumer sentiment 83, unchanged… Posted: |
French consumer confidence 83.0 in June Posted: |
EUR/USD slips as European trade gets underway Posted: |
ECB’s Noyer: Banks understand must take part in Greece bailout Posted: |
EU leaders appoint Draghi ECB President until 2019 Posted: |
BOE Posen: EMU Govts Must Recap Banks To Manage Crisis Better Posted: Frankfurt (MNI) – Eurozone governments must strengthen weak banks to limit contagion risks from a potential Greek debt restructuring, Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Adam Posen said in an opinion piece published Friday. Member states must “address the problems of their banks directly and solve them permanently,” Posen wrote in the German business [...] |
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