EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 3) - page 488
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Rather 1 option only up to 4164
Maybe higher, I don't know, but 4200.
Portugal: 2-year bonds 7.33;5-year bonds 8.72;10-year bonds 8.16; todos os finais (this is the end)
it's not over.
Portugal: 2-year bonds 7.33;5-year bonds 8.72;10-year bonds 8.16; todos os finais (this is the end)
Commerzbank reported a €3.1bn reduction in risks on sovereign securities of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Ireland and Greece in 2010 to €16.8bn.
The situation in Portugal is very serious
- The risk of a spillover crisis in Portugal is still present, but there is no reason to panic
- ECB remains in "high vigilance" mode
The ECB is expected to raise the discount rate by 25 points to 1.25% at its upcoming meeting on 07 April.
Moreover, a survey of analysts indicated that the ECB could raise the rate to 1.75% by the end of the year, while the Fed could leave its benchmark rate at 0-0.25%.
The pair's movement was restricted by the selling by the Asian sovereign investor before the $1.4150 mark. Hawkish comments from Fed member Bullard weakened the pair to the $1.4105/00 area, where it was met with strong demand from the Asian sovereign investor. The euro remains afloat thanks to speculation of a rate hike, although Bullard's comments have subjected the euro/dollar pair to some fluctuation
Commerzbank reported a €3.1bn reduction in risks on sovereign securities of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Ireland and Greece in 2010 to €16.8bn.
The situation in Portugal is very serious
- The risk of a spillover crisis in Portugal is still present, but there is no reason to panic
- ECB remains in "high vigilance" mode
The ECB is expected to raise the discount rate by 25 points to 1.25% at its upcoming meeting on 07 April.
Moreover, a survey of analysts indicated that the ECB could raise the rate to 1.75% by the end of the year, while the Fed could leave its benchmark rate at 0-0.25%.
The pair's movement was restricted by the selling by the Asian sovereign investor before the $1.4150 mark. Hawkish comments from Fed member Bullard weakened the pair to the $1.4105/00 area, where it was met with strong demand from the Asian sovereign investor. The euro remains afloat thanks to speculation of a rate hike, although Bullard's comments have subjected the euro/dollar pair to some fluctuation
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Commerzbank reported a €3.1bn reduction in risks on sovereign securities of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Ireland and Greece in 2010 to €16.8bn.
The situation in Portugal is very serious ...
Eura 29.03. basic brown, green opptimistic option.
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