- ECB’s/ Bk of Italy Gov Visco: Austerity measures by previous govt insufficient
- That EUR/USD fall jogged my memory…
- Talk ECB is buying bonds again through the SMP..
- Corporate buyers in the AUD/USD
- A lot of talk going on about 0.9300 in USD/CHF…..
- ITALY DATA: September retail sales fell 0.4% m/m in..
- Italian sa retail sales fall 0.4% m/m, -1.6% unadj y/y
- EUR/USD still under the cosh
- Germany Govt Sees 2011 Public Deficit Around 1% Of GDP: Press
- ECB’s Coene: Further rate cut probable if current trends continue
- MNI Survey: Japan Oct Spending Seen -1.6% Y/Y, 8th Fall
- BIS bids being filled…
- MNI Survey: Japan Oct Jobless Rate Seen Unchanged at 4.1%
- FRANCE DATA: November consumer morale 79; October 82.
- French Nov consumer confidence falls to 79 from 82 in Oct
- Dutch back ECB as a “last resort”
- Why isn’t EUR/USD collapsing?
- EUR/USD’s 1.3300 barrier flushed
- MNI Survey: Japan Oct Output Seen +1.0%, 1st Rise In 2 Months
- Germany’s October Import Prices Fall On Cheaper Basic Goods
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Back up around 0.9690 after touching 0.9667 as the EUR/USD got a kick in the guts. Corporate buying led the bounce from 0.9670, and there has also been an Asian sovereign showing similar interest this morning, but that was absorbed in the downmove earlier. Tech support remains around 0.9660/65 and bids down at 0.9620/25, with [...]
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ITALY DATA: September retail sales fell 0.4% m/m in SA nominal terms on a drop in both food and non-food sales, posting the fifth consecutive m/m decline. In y/y terms, retails sales fell 1.6%, down from -0.3% in August. –The three month-moving average contracted 0.6% in the months from July to September, compared with the [...]
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Those bids have now been torched and were down to 1.3270 in a couple of minutes, which is sending USD/CHF higher. There was talk of a possible barrier at 0.9250 which if existed has been taken out with a move just then to 0.9253. UPDATE: Some minor bids are reported down at 1.3260/65 and 1.3230/35., [...]
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BERLIN (MNI) – The German government has lowered its forecast for this year’s public deficit to around 1% of GDP from 1.5% forecast in July, German business daily Handelsblatt reported Friday. However, total debt is now seen falling only to 74.5% of GDP by 2015, the paper wrote. In July, the government had targeted 71% [...]
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– See Separate Table For Details of Individual Forecasts TOKYO (MNI) – Japanese real average household spending in October is expected to have declined 1.6% from a year earlier, posting an eighth straight year-on-year drop after -1.9% in September and -4.1% in August, according to the median forecast of analysts surveyed by Market News International. [...]
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– See Separate Table For Details of Individual Forecasts TOKYO (MNI) – Japan’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is forecast to have stood at 4.1% in October, unchanged from September, while the ratio of job offers to seekers is seen improving to 0.68 in October from 0.67 in the previous month, according to the median forecasts [...]
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The Barrier was taken out ahead of the European open with a low of 1.3298. There is trendline support at 1.3290 which if taken out properly points down towards 1.3145. A move back above the weekly ichimoku cloud base around 1.3450 is really needed to get the Euro out of the current decline. Still appears to [...]
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– See Separate Table For Details of Individual Forecasts TOKYO (MNI) – Japanese industrial production appears to have posted the first month-on-month rise in two months, up 1.0% in October, after -3.3% in September and +0.6% in August, according to the median forecast of analysts surveyed by Market News International. The Ministry of Economy, Trade [...]
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October: -0.3% m/m, +6.8% y/y September: +0.6% m/m, +6.9% y/y August: -0.7% m/m, +6.6% y/y – FRANKFURT (MNI) – Germany’s import prices fell back in October, as a sharp drop in intermediate goods prices offset costlier energy and consumer goods, the Federal Statistical Office reported on Friday. After a brief recovery in September, import prices [...]
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