Let's remember what started the fall from 1.49. Trischka hinted that "we won't raise rates next month". Then Greece was added to this news. And it kept falling. Today a "way out" of this problem is proposed. So, up to 1.52?
I didn't like how it got past 1.45 the first time, it didn't even stall. And someone was talking about big options there. Give me option levels who has them?
Traders are reporting that the European Commission is denying earlier reports that eurozone authorities have reached a basic agreement on a new 3-year bailout plan for Greece.
As a result, the Euro slipped from $1.4500 to $1.4460. Players sincerely wish that on today's absurd day this was the last unexpected statement to shake the markets.
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Let's remember what started the fall from 1.49. Trischka hinted that "we won't raise rates next month". Then Greece was added to this news. And it kept falling. Today a "way out" of this problem is proposed. So, up to 1.52?
I didn't like how it got past 1.45 the first time, it didn't even stall. And someone was talking about big options there. Give me option levels who has them?
It looks good.
The eura is in the new channel, the pound is the rabbit she's chasing...
is it the eur oupal now because of the ponama?
As a result, the Euro slipped from $1.4500 to $1.4460. Players sincerely wish that on today's absurd day this was the last unexpected statement to shake the markets.