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Strike in greece turned violent( BBC) ..could be bad for euro..
Wat u guys think???
It happens..what can you do but GOOD LUCK for the new Year.
PPT (plunge protection team) is specifically worked great when there is liquidity in the market.Eurusd 1.3350 break yet to be seen;I dont see the pair going above that level but you never know...
GL
Italy's borrowing costs have jumped to the highest level since the
financial crisis over two years ago
The rise has brought concerns that Europe's biggest debtor may
slip from the eurozone's stable core into the high-risk group on
the periphery
Yields on 10-year bonds rose 10 basis points yesterday to 4.86pc
after a poor auction of short-term debt in Rome.
The Italian treasury had to pay 1.7pc to sell 8.5bn euros of
six-month bills in a thin post-Christmas market, up from 1.48pc a
month ago.
The spike in rates came as money supply data released by the
European Central Bank showed that real M1 deposits have collapsed
at a rate of 2.8pc over the last six months in the EMU bloc of
Italy, Spain, Greece, Ireland and Portugal, even though they are
rising in northern Europe.
"This is comparable with the decline in early 2008 just ahead of
the plunge into recession," said Simon Ward from Henderson Global
Investors. "The eurozone periphery is locked into a 'double dip'
that will undermine fiscal consolidation."
Opened Short posiotion on Eurusd @1.3320 for 1.3150
I need your help guys .My limit order started and i booked my profit by closing the order but my broker told that price was a BadPrice so they put a correction order without informing me after atleast 18 hours and closed my positions which were opened and giving me a hefty loss.What are my options?
Can you see any intervention from SNB?
Where do you see AudCHF in short term?
Japans currency will rise to 80 per dollar by the end of the year and possibly even 75, Deutsches Hafeez wrote in an Aug. 25 research note that cited diverging inflation rates.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-29/yen-rising-proves-catch-up-for-asia-exports-at-traders-target-75-to-dollar.html?cmpid=twtest