[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 11: January 2012) - page 656
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I'm done.... Looks like we can walk down now too.... On the fence....
Closed early and there should be a signal soon and (probably) a buy.
And it will pick you up)))
BRUSSELS, January 30. /In an atmosphere of cautious optimism caused by the improvement of the global economic conjuncture in recent weeks, an extraordinary one-day European Union summit has started its work here. Convened on the initiative of EU President Herman Van Rompuy, the summit aims to open a "second front" in the fight against the grave debt crisis in the eurozone, which has been continuing for a third year in a row, and to adopt a package of measures to accelerate the economic growth of the European Union.
On the sidelines of the summit, the EU is ready to allocate 82bn euros from the unused 2007-2013 EU single budget to boost growth and create new jobs.
Part of these funds will also be used for lending to small and medium-sized businesses in the EU countries.
At the same time, the summit will continue efforts to stabilise the eurozone's financial market. The Budget Pact, which is aimed at strengthening the euro zone's financial backbone by increasing budgetary discipline among member states, is being considered at this meeting. EU leaders hope that the document will be signed today in Brussels by as many EU leaders as possible. So far only the UK and Poland have refused to accept the document.
Initially, the issue of Greece was not on the agenda of the current summit. However, the inability of Athens and private investors to reach a compromise on a formula for writing off part of Greek debt forced EU leaders to put the issue of Greek debt on the summit's agenda. Meanwhile, doubts are growing among experts at the summit that Greece will be able to avoid a default on its debts.
The current EU summit is taking place amid a 24-hour general strike in Belgium to protest against cuts to social programmes. In addition to the serious inconvenience caused by the total paralysis of public transport in the capital, the strike is indicative of growing protest sentiment amongst the wider EU population against EU austerity policies.
jQuery1327938429468="719">It will take you too)))
+ 36pts. in, 50pts by tonight. soon b.u. will be putting up )))))
BRUSSELS, January 30. /In an atmosphere of cautious optimism caused by the improvement of the global economic conjuncture in recent weeks, an extraordinary one-day European Union summit has started its work here. Convened on the initiative of EU President Herman Van Rompuy, the summit aims to open a "second front" in the fight against the grave debt crisis in the eurozone, which has been continuing for a third year in a row, and adopt a package of measures to accelerate the economic growth of the European Union.
On the sidelines of the summit, the EU is ready to allocate 82bn euros from the unused 2007-2013 EU single budget to boost growth and create new jobs.
Part of these funds will also be used for lending to small and medium-sized businesses in the EU countries.
At the same time, the summit will continue efforts to stabilise the eurozone's financial market. The Budget Pact, which is aimed at strengthening the euro zone's financial backbone by increasing budgetary discipline among member states, is being considered at the current meeting. EU leaders hope that the document will be signed today in Brussels by as many EU leaders as possible. So far only the UK and Poland have refused to accept the document.
Initially, the issue of Greece was not on the agenda of the current summit. However, the inability of Athens and private investors to reach a compromise on a formula for writing off part of Greek debt forced EU leaders to put the issue of Greek debt on the summit's agenda. Meanwhile, doubts are growing among experts at the summit that Greece will be able to avoid a default on its debts.
The current EU summit is taking place amid a 24-hour general strike in Belgium to protest against cuts to social programmes. As well as the serious inconvenience caused by the total paralysis of public transport in the capital, the strike is indicative of growing protest sentiment among the wider EU population against EU austerity policies.
jQuery1327938429468="719">translation:
"We talk about what we say and have said nothing less than that, so we will continue to talk as we say and have not agreed as far as the EU is concerned!"
thanks)))
I'm off to bed.... ;)
The important thing is to see when the move ends, not where it goes, or you might not survive the drawdown))))
um...what do you say about the eurobucks collapse today? fall is brutal!!!!!!!!
um...what do you say about the eurobucks collapse today? Tremendous fall!!!!!!!!
Indeed
How are the volumes rising? - now the resistance has hit
Tantrik, I told you this morning - you're doing bullshit, we'll keep going until 1.28, what else can I say?