To summarise a little: Twist to be, which makes rates for the long term low. Which in turn should mean a weaker dollar. Greece is carrying out further reforms and deficit reduction measures, which seems to be in favour of the euro. Bundestag committee has approved an economic fund to support Europe and it will take some encouraging from the Bundestag itself but knowing the situation in Germany and the mood in the political circles it is a done deal. Again, it is good for the euro. A downgrade of Italian banks does not help the Euro but three banks were downgraded in the USA as well - let's say a draw. Question: So why is the dollar rising and the euro falling? Obviously I'm missing something. (Too bad Margaret isn't here, she'll have it all straightened out in no time).
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Ta, it's not a move, it's half a move. Shas, let's go upstairs.
What was the catalyst? The speech, the news, the disasters?
Tomorrow, - IMF meeting, the day after tomorrow - Trichet's speech ))))
On the calendar, the IMF meeting is on Friday.
the US interest rate has remained the same (as expected), which in the current situation in America is a good thing
There's not much lower to go on. Give for free or pay to borrow money.