- Euro zone October business climate -0.18
- EMU Private Sector Lending +2.5 Y/Y, M3 +3.1% in September
- AUD/USD gets another leg up..
- Deal on deeper Greek bondholder losses unlikely to trigger CDS while participation still voluntary – ISDA lawyer
- EUR/GBP attracting month end flows…
- BOE Fisher Sees Risk of Recession, Deflation: Bloomberg TV
- IIF’s Dallara: Pleased with outcome of summit with voluntary 50% discount on Greek debt
- Analysis:Germany: Brandenb Oct CPI +0.1% M/M, Hesse Flat M/M
- ECB buying Italian bonds in secondary market
- Japan FinMin Azumi: BOJ easing was appropriate decision
- Euro zone September M3 annual growth 3.1%
- BOJ expands stimulus as EU crisis boosts yen
- UK Osborne: UK Won’t Directly Contribute To Euro Zone Bailout
- Talk of barrier option interest in EUR/CHF…..
- China Foreign Ministry: Welcomes consensus reached at EU debt summit
- Germany: Saxony Oct CPI +0.2% M/M; Above Pan-German F-cast
- GERMANY DATA: Saxony October CPI +0.2% m/m, +2.7%….
- European stocks continue their climb
- BOE’s Fisher: Significant chance of UK double dip recession – Bloomberg
- BOE’s Fisher: Doesn’t see any reason for sterling to deviate siginificantly from where it is now
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Build higher this morning looks to be on month end flows again as well as the overall “euphoria” following the EU summit. Recent month end flows however have been a bit disappointing. A break and close up through the 0.8800 level will possibly open a stronger move up to the July highs of 0.9080 Technical resistance [...]
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LONDON (MNI) – There is a significant risk of the UK slipping back into recession and this quarter’s growth is likely to come in near flat, Bank of England Executive Director Markets Paul Fisher has said. Fisher told Bloomberg TV that the Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to relaunch quantitative should boost confidence and reduce that [...]
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Hesse CPI October: flat m/m, +2.4% y/y September: +0.3% m/m, +2.3% y/y — Brandenburg CPI October: +0.1% m/m, +2.4% y/y September: -0.1% m/m, +2.3% y/y — Pan-German CPI MNI median forecast: +0.1% m/m, +2.6% y/y MNI forecast range: -0.1% to +0.1% m/m September: +0.1% m/m, +2.6% y/y — BERLIN (MNI) – October consumer prices in [...]
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LONDON (MNI) – UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne said Thursday that the UK will not directly contribute to eurozone bailout funds but acknowled that the crisis will continue to draw strength out of the UK’s already wheezing economic recovery. “We’re very clear: we will not be contributing directly to the special purpose vehicle,” [...]
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Hopes EU summit outcome will boost market confidence Willing to help make efforts to protect international financial stability, global growth Supports active measures taken by EU to overcome crisis Confirms President Hu to talk with French President on economic crisis Enough already with all the bloody rhetoric “SHOW ME THE MONEY” “SHOW ME THE MONEY”
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Saxony CPI October: +0.2% m/m, +2.7% y/y September: +0.3% m/m, +2.6% y/y — Pan-German CPI MNI median forecast: +0.1% m/m, +2.6% y/y MNI forecast range: -0.1% to +0.1% m/m September: +0.1% m/m, +2.6% y/y — BERLIN (MNI)- Consumer prices in the eastern German state of Saxony rose 0.2% in October, lifting the annual inflation rate [...]
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GERMANY DATA: Saxony October CPI +0.2% m/m, +2.7% y/y; September +2.6% y/y – Saxony October CPI above MNI pan-German survey median of +0.1% m/m – Saxony October CPI ex-seasonal foods +0.2% m/m, +2.9% y/y – Saxony October CPI ex-fuel/heating oil +0.2% m/m, +2.1% y/y – Saxony October CPI ex-energy/seasonal foods +0.2% m/m, +1.9% y/y – [...]
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No shit sherlock. My barber could have told him that at the beginning of the year. You all remember what he was saying back in the first quarter of 2011. Man’s a bloody genius, wasted cutting hair. If confidence doesn’t return may have to consider more asset purchases (if we don’t see additional QE I’ll [...]
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