FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 17: July 2012) - page 325

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Dimka-novitsek:

How do you know?
It was here five minutes ago and it's gone. Watch it, it might be a temporary glitch. http://www.fxeuroclub.ru/showmnews.php?id=397894397894397894397894
 
strangerr:

Sorry, 2280.
I agree. The last one is 2275. There'll be time tomorrow.
 
Thank you! Yes, it's true there's a blank slate.
 
I see the news calendar. I'm a little out of it by late afternoon...
 
strangerr:

Sorry, 2280.

hey

where have you been? building something again?

at least you won't have to spend two weeks here with the mobile, he's off to sea)))

 

Everyone is thinking about the fate of the euro, but look at what is happening to the rouble:

Question : Who will win the CBR or Wolf ?

 
BoraBo:

Everyone is thinking about the fate of the euro, but look at what is happening to the rouble:

Question : Who will win the CBR or Wolf ?

The CBR, too bouncy a price for Wolf to work out.



The single European currency has been significantly weaker in recent months as concerns over the debt markets of the Euro bloc's periphery countries persist, according to Wells Fargo analysts. - "Over the past 3 months, the euro has lost 8%, the worst performance among the currencies of the Big Ten countries. And even if the European crisis is gradually resolved, as we expect, the euro will still face problems in the economy (which is in recession). The ECB is likely to offer a more relaxed policy. Overall, we expect to see a gradual decline in the euro over the next 12 months to a level of 1.15-1.20."
 
maladroit:

CB RF, too bouncy a price for Wolf to work out.

We'll see in three weeks :)

 
maladroit:

The single European currency has been significantly weaker in recent months as concerns over debt markets in the Euro bloc's periphery persist, according to Wells Fargo analysts. - "Over the past 3 months, the euro has lost 8%, the worst performance among the currencies of the Big Ten countries. And even if the European crisis is gradually resolved, as we expect, the euro will still face problems in the economy (which is in recession). The ECB is likely to offer a more relaxed policy. Overall, we expect to see a gradual decline in the euro over the next 12 months to a level of 1.15-1.20."
I wouldn't be surprised to see 1.18 this week)))
 
BoraBo:

We'll see in three weeks :)

Although, given that "Putin has no intention to reduce the 40% share of the euro in the country's foreign exchange reserve" and the euro is flying down, the ruble may fly after it + the dollar seems to be strengthening.

Moody's: Ratings outlook for Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg changed to negative

Calendar of events for Tuesday, July 24th
03:00 USA Address by S. Ruskin n/a n/a n/a n/a
07:05 Australia Speech by Reserve Bank of Australia Governor G. Stevens n/a n/a n/a
11:30 Germany Industrial Activity Index July n/a 45.3 45.0
11:30 Germany Service Business Activity Index July n/a 50.1 49.9
12:00 Eurozone Industrial Activity Index July n/a 45.3 45.1
12:00 Eurozone Services Business Activity Index July n/a 47.3 47.1
12:30 UK BBA Mortgage Approvals June n/a 31,400 30,200
16:30 Canada Retail sales excluding auto sales May n/a 0.2% m/m -0.3% m/m
16:30 Canada Retail Sales May n/a 0.3% m/m -0.5% m/m
16:45 USA Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke n/a n/a n/a n/a
17:00 USA Manufacturing Activity Index July n/a 52.4 52.5
18:00 USA House Price Index May n/a 0.6% m/m 0.8% m/m
18:00 USA Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index July n/a 0 -3
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