[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 11: January 2012) - page 385

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2012.01.19 14:24:35 *BofA: Aggregate risks for Greece, Italy, Ireland, Portugal and Spain at end of Q4 reduced to $14.4bn
2012.01.19 14:24:55 *Draghi: We see cautious signs of stabilisation at low levels
So life is getting better?))) And the channel is turning more and more upwards, and with it turning more and more above correction targets)))
2012.01.19 14:21:25 *ECB president Draghi: Banks that previously struggled to access ECB liquidity now have it
So life is getting better?)))
The situation has fundamentally changed...
According to my readings: pullback to 1.2840, at the breakdown of 1.2770-80, then 1.2660-80 and the scenario of 1.25 is not cancelled yet...
If we do not go down to 1.25 by January 25, then a strong rise is expected...
2012.01.19 14:37:37 *Draghi: Eurozone situation is progressing for the better
2012.01.19 14:37:27 *Draghi: All countries have shown extraordinary determination on fiscal and structural reforms
2012.01.19 14:36:54 *Draghi: Very good progress on the fiscal front in the euro zone in the last 8 months
Hello all. Mobile, you're already in the lock. Well, it's not far to the bottom.
You're a kindly peckerwood. You should shut up and look what's going on on the chart instead of digging up other people's grief.
This is what a low rate means...
FRANKFURT, January 19. /Dow Jones/. Euro zone exports set a new monthly record in November, keeping the region's current account deficit fairly low, the European Central Bank (ECB) said on Thursday. But capital account data continue to indicate tensions in the region's financial sector.
Adjusted for seasonal fluctuations, the current account deficit decreased to EUR 1.8bn in November from EUR 6.6bn in October. The annual deficit decreased from 58.7 billion € to 44.9 billion € or 0.5% of the GDP.