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ForexLive European Wrap: Risk off. Euro hit hard

ForexLive European Wrap: Risk off. Euro hit hard By Gerry Davies || September 7, 2010 at 10:32 GMT || 0 comments || Add comment Stress tests missed debt at EU lenders – WSJ Australian PM Gillard says Labor prepared for stable govt as Abott concedes defeat BOJ Gov Shirakawa: Monetary policy...
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ForexLive Asian market wrap: EUR falls, market awaits RBA

EUR fell across the board on newspaper reports that some European banks under-reported their exposure to risky Sovereign debt Widening German/Belgian spreads also undermined EUR confidence BoJ keeps monetary policy unchanged UK economy: BRC August retail sales edge higher President Obama propose...
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ForexLive European Wrap: Bad morning for sterling

ForexLive European Wrap: Bad morning for sterling By Gerry Davies || September 6, 2010 at 11:49 GMT || 1 comment || Add comment Japan Ozawa campaign aide: BOJ not doing enough, but BOJ alone cannot end deflation IMF Chief Econmoist Blanchard: Growth will likely remain weak both in Euope and...
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EUR/GBP shoots higher, cable lower

EUR/GBP shoots higher, cable lower By Gerry Davies || September 6, 2010 at 08:55 GMT || 2 comments || Add comment EUR/GBP presently at .8380. Rumour doing rounds that UK clearer needs to buy large amount of the cross for the agricultural department. Talk is it could be upwards of 1 yard and c...
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EUR/USD touch firmer; mixture sell orders/stops noted

EUR/USD touch firmer; mixture sell orders/stops noted By Gerry Davies || September 6, 2010 at 06:28 GMT || 0 comments || Add comment EUR/USD up at 1.2910. Jamie reported talk of China leaving sell orders starting at 1.2925 on Friday. Can’t confirm that they’re still in situ , but am hearin...
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Cable and Wireless Worldwide in SingTel’s sights

Cable and Wireless Worldwide in SingTel’s sights Written by Gerry Davies September 6, 2010 at 06:03 GMT Something to keep an eye on. Could result in some decent positive sterling flows down the road
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ForexLive US wrap-up: Mixed data but risk “on”

* Non-farm payrolls fall 54,000; unemployment rate edges up to 5.6%; private sector adds 67,000 jobs; large upward revisions to prior months. Better than expected * Japan’s Ozawa: Japan can use strong Yen to make overseas resource investments * ISM non-manufacturing PMI falls to 51.5 in A...
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Very heavy hedge fund selling into USD/JPY rally

Traders report a US bank in London sold about $750 mln USD/JPY into the rally for a macro hedge-fund. It is worth noting that two high-profile funds were big buyers late last week and early this week. Perhaps they are offloading a position that had gone a bit stale after the BOJ rate move Monday did...
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Gold a loser as quantitative ease risk fades

Gold is the anti-currency. It rises when the market senses that paper currencies are being debased. Today’s data severely crimps the odds of the Fed switching on the printing presses in the near-term and s promoting a repricing of assets linked to that notion. Bonds are falling and so are metals....
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Last minute order board

EUR/USD: 1.2840/50 offers; stops at 1.2860 and 1.2875/80 Bids at 1.27775/85; stop loss sellers 1.2765/70 and 1.2730 AUD/USD sellers at 0.9110 through 0.9130; 0.9150 barrier being protected Bids 0.9040/50; large stops below 0.9040.
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