- Buba’s Dombret: Rejects IMF proposal to expand ECB bond buying
- UK Treasury: Tax Receipts Growing, Spending In Line With Fcast
- Greek Fin Min: We will not put Greece’s fate at risk
- Update: BOE Minutes: Most MPC Saw QE Decision Finely Balanced
- UK Data: Borrowing Revisions Give Osborne Extra Stg10bn
- BOE Minutes: Most MPC Saw Decision On More QE Finely Balanced
- UK DATA: Borrowing Revisions Give Osborne Extra……
- August UK Public sector borrowing at record levels
- BOE voted 8-1 to keep QE at 200 bln
- AUD/USD heading towards the Asian lows
- UK clearer notable seller of EUR/USD
- Clarify: Germany Schaeuble:EFSF Bill To Win 80% Of Parl. Vote
- Germany Schaeuble: EFSF Bill To Win 80% Of Parl. Votes: Press
- EUR/USD rallies back
- Here!!, cop a load of this……
- France’s Budget Min: Greece Rescue Cheaper Than Debt Default
- UK Treasury Minister Alexander: Will stick to existing spending plans – BBC
- Bank of Korea board member: Growth momemtum in US, Europe to be weak for considerable time
- SNB monthly bulletins due 07:00 GMT
- Finnish FinMin: Parliament likely to approve EFSF’s new powers next week
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–UK Treasury Says These Are Challenging Times –Data Show Welcome And Substantial Downward Revision In Borrowing LONDON (MNI) – The UK Treasury today gave an upbeat verdict on the latest set of public finance data, saying that they showed spending trends in line with the Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts issued at the time of [...]
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–Adds Detail To Version Transmitted At 0830 GMT –8 BOE MPC Voted For Unchanged QE; Posen Voted for Stg50bln Increase –Most No Change MPC: Increasingly Likely More QE Would Be Needed –Most No Change MPC: Case for More QE Significantly Strengthened LONDON (MNI) – Only Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Adam Posen voted [...]
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–Aug PSNB-X Stg15.934bn vs Stg14.003n in August 2010 –Aug PSNCR Stg11.834bn vs -Stg3.746bn in August 2010 –Aug Current Budget-X -Stg13.839bn vs Stg11.852bn in August 2010 LONDON (MNI) – UK Public Sector Net Borrowing hit a record level for an August, but significant downward revisions to previous borrowing estimates will leave Chancellor of the Exchequer George [...]
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–8 BOE MPC Voted For Unchanged QE; Posen Voted for Stg50bln Increase –Most No Change MPC: Increasingly Likely More QE Would Be Needed –Most No Change MPC: Case for More QE Significantly Strengthened LONDON (MNI) – Only Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Adam Posen voted to extend quantitative easing at the MPC’s September [...]
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UK DATA: Borrowing Revisions Give Osborne Extra Stg10bn –Aug PSNB-X Stg15.934bn vs Stg14.003n in August 2010 –Aug PSNCR Stg11.834bn vs -Stg3.746bn in August 2010 –Aug Current Budget-X -Stg13.839bn vs Stg11.852bn in August 2010 ———————————————————————— UK Public Sector Net Borrowing hit a record level for an August, but significant downward revisions to previous borrowing estimates will [...]
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No friends for poor Adam Public finances data pretty grotty. Most MPC members thought it increasingly likely that more QE would be warranted at some point. Decision on QE in September was finely balanced for most MPC members (this and data pressuring cable) For some members, continuation of trends seen in August would be enough to justify [...]
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–Clarifying In Last Sentence That Italy Downgrade Was Late Monday BERLIN (MNI) – Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble expects the government’s bill on reform of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to win some 80% of votes in parliament, he said in a newspaper interview published Wednesday. The lower house of parliament, the Bundestag, is [...]
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BERLIN (MNI) – Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble expects the government’s bill on reform of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to win some 80% of votes in parliament, he said in a newspaper interview published Wednesday. The lower house of parliament, the Bundestag, is scheduled to vote on the bill on Sep 29. The [...]
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Presently at 1.3683 from session low 1.3661. I reckon some little munchkin put around that there were buy orders clustered down at 1.3650/60. Go figure. Who would have thunk it I’m done for the day. Thanks for coming out!! UPDATE: Before I go, almost forgot, probably some sell stops just below 1.3650 (although no confirmation [...]
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Reading some Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi comments on Dow Jones. Bank says “We do not doubt that the Japanese government will act again over the coming days if the current low (record low 75.95) is broken.” Oh-eh. They should know, shouldn’t they? Big Japanese bank like that…… USD/JPY hovers just above said level, presently at [...]
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PARIS (MNI) – A debt default by Greece would be much more costly than the financial aid to rescue it, French Budget Minister Valerie Pecresse said Wednesday. “We are doing everything today to save Greece,” Pecresse said in a radio interview. “Today we can save Greece.” The alternative of debt default “is not the scenario [...]
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Thanks a bunch. EUR/USD has seen some slippage in early Europe trade, presently at 1.3683. BarCaps’ move to slash their EUR/USD forecast hasn’t helped matters. Getting reports of ACB buying under 1.3700, which is slowing rather than overwhelming the selling pressure so far. Buy orders seen clustered down at 1.3650/60.
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