EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 3) - page 989
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And I have a question for the moderator. How many warnings are given and isn't it time to ban Mixon777 for outright rudeness?
But before the end of 2011, the bp. EUR/USD will come to 1.72, turn around from this resistance level and plummet rapidly towards one.
Now, what kind of growth to 1.72 can we talk about, the Eurozone doesn't need an expensive euro!
German business sentiment deteriorated noticeably this month. According to a report from the Centre for Economic Research (ZEW), Germany's business expectations index fell to 3.1 points in May. A month earlier, the ZEW index value was recorded at 7.6 points. Analysts had forecast on average that the indicator would fall to 4.5 points in May.
.... The German business sentiment worsened even despite the State Bureau report about the German economy growth of 1.5% in the first quarter. Experts were expecting German GDP to rise by 0.9%.
Sales in European car dealerships continue to decline slowly but steadily, as evidenced by statistics from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA). According to data released today, passenger car sales in the EU fell by 4.1% year-on-year in April 2011 to 1.09 million cars.
Since the start of the year the decline was slightly less marked (just 2.7%) due to a single rise in the car market in February. All in all, Europeans bought 4.67m cars in January-April 2011, with more than a million of them coming from Europe's largest car market - Germany.
Germany was the only market among the top five where sales grew by +2.6% in April. The remaining major EU markets showed a decline: in Italy sales decreased by 2.2%, in Great Britain - by 7.4%, in France - by 11.1%, in Spain - by 23.3%.
Now, what rise to 1.72 can we talk about, the Eurozone does not need the expensive euro!
high to renew at 1.52 and there to parity or 1.2 just right))))
Actually, I wonder if Angela Merkel was supposed to meet with IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn this past Sunday to discuss the eurozone crisis. But Stross-Kahn's arrest in New York, where he is accused of trying to rape a maid, has disrupted those plans.
Can't figure it out yet: kind of a political game, but what's the point of it....
Actually, I wonder if Angela Merkel was supposed to meet with IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn this past Sunday to discuss the eurozone crisis. But Stross-Kahn's arrest in New York, where he is accused of trying to rape a maid, has disrupted those plans.
Can't figure it out yet: kind of a political game, but what's the point of it....
Strauss-Kahn was going to run for the French presidency and was well ahead of his rivals.
This is understandable, but Merkel was going to meet Storss-Kann on Sunday to deal with an important issue and he suddenly gets arrested on the same day (a kind of political conspiracy of some kind)... Doesn't that give you pause?
And then there's this kind of information:
The International Monetary Fund announced that it would not send any IMF deputy head to a meeting with A. Merkel.
So, what kind of growth to 1.72 can we talk about, the Eurozone does not need the expensive euro!
German business sentiment deteriorated noticeably this month. According to a report from the Centre for Economic Research (ZEW), Germany's business expectations index fell to 3.1 points in May. A month earlier, the ZEW index value was recorded at 7.6 points. At the same time analysts predicted on average that this indicator would fall to 4.5 points in May.
.... German business sentiment worsened, even though the statistical office reported an economic growth of 1.5% for the first quarter. Experts were expecting German GDP to rise by 0.9%.
Sales in European car dealerships continue to decline slowly but steadily, as evidenced by statistics from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA). According to data released today, passenger car sales in the EU fell 4.1% year-on-year in April 2011 to 1.09 million cars.
Since the start of the year the decline was slightly less marked (just 2.7%) due to a single rise in the car market in February. In total, in January-April 2011 Europeans bought 4.67m cars, over a million of which were accounted for by Europe's largest car market - Germany.
Germany was the only market among the top five where sales grew by +2.6% in April. The remaining major EU markets showed a decline: in Italy sales decreased by 2.2%, in Great Britain - by 7.4%, in France - by 11.1%, in Spain - by 23.3%.
The German DAX stands on a global reversal, by the way, the German economy is going to tumble at least 4 times, the decline will stop just below 2000 points,
Here is a breakdown of both the German and troubled European indices http://www.****
No one will even ask German businessmen, they will just face the fact - everything will go straight into a spin!
This is understandable, but Merkel was going to meet Storss-Kann on Sunday to deal with an important issue and he suddenly gets arrested on the same day (a kind of political conspiracy of some kind)... Doesn't that give you pause?
And then there's this kind of information:
The International Monetary Fund announced that it would not send any of its deputy heads to a meeting with A. Merkel.
Well, apparently, Stross-Kahn's opinion differed from that of other IMF high ranking officials in the important question.
There could be many variants - who and for what reason.
This is understandable, but Merkel was going to meet Storss-Kann on Sunday to deal with an important issue and he suddenly gets arrested on the same day (a kind of political conspiracy of some kind)... Doesn't that give you pause for thought?
The German DAX stands on a global reversal, by the way, the German economy will falter at least 4 times, the fall will stop just below 2000 points,
Here is a breakdown of both the German and the troubled European indices http://www.****
No one will even ask German businessmen, they will just face the fact - everything will go into a straight dive!
They've banned the chart layout again. It is not clear what the markup of the German DAX index has to do with MQL programming? What is the competition here?