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Dukascopy Afternoon Forex Overview : 02/03/2012
Dukascopy Fundamental Analysis
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Royal Dutch Shell announced it plans to invest more to boost production. The company reported it would invest 30 billion US Dollars into the new gas and oil projects in 2012 as compared to 24 billion US Dollars invested in 2011. The move came after the company announced the annual rise in net income by 50% to 28 billion US Dollars in 2011.
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US employment surged more than predicted in January while the unemployment level dropped to the lowest reading in ...
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Euro weighed by uncertainty over Greece
What’s new:
Forex: Euro headed for weekly decline against majors; Aussie struggles on Chinese data
Forex: Dollar close to record low versus yen
Global Markets: Markets muted ahead of US jobs data
Japan: Finance minister Azumi warns on ‘one-sided’ moves in USD/JPY, traders wary of possible intervention
Euro zone: Spain and France attract solid demand at bond auctions
China: Non-manufacturing PMI declines sharply in January, hurts riskier currencies
United States: US jobs report scheduled for 14: ...
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Global stocks, euro off as Greece, Portugal stoke
Stocks and the euro slid on Monday on worries Greek and Portuguese debt loads could weigh on regional and global growth, although hopes the U.S. economy could decouple from European woes helped U.S. equities close off the day's lows.
A rise in the yield on Portuguese government bonds to more than 17 percent, the highest level since the launch of the euro, sparked fears that Lisbon will follow in Greece's footsteps and require a second bailout.
A European Union summit on Monday that was to ...
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GLOBAL MARKETS-Euro, stocks fall as Europe sees new signs of
The euro and stocks fell on Monday as an agreement to restructure Greek debt remained elusive and new signs of stress in the Portuguese debt market renewed fears that the European debt crisis remained at risk of contagion.
Although talks between Greece and its private bondholders made some progress over the weekend, no agreement had been reached before the start on Monday of a European Union summit where a permanent bailout fund for the region is to be approved.
In addition, the yields on ...
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Pictet Daily forex Analysis - 01/30/2012
The main talking points last week on the financial front were the negotiations between the private sector and the Greek government over the rescheduling of the country's sovereign debt and the FOMOC meeting, at which it was decided to extend the period of low interest rates until the end of 2014. The US dollar came under pressure and commodities and precious metals in particular posted spectacular gains.
Gold climbed from USD 1649.25 to USD 1739.70 an ounce, silver from USD 31.55 to USD 34.0175, ...
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Loonie Rallies for Third Week, Going to Upside with Commodities
The Canadian dollar was rallying for a third week against the US dollar and the Japanese yen on a back of surging commodity prices. Commodities jumped after the US Federal Reserve announced its intention to keep interest rates low for a prolonged time, leading to weakness of the US currency. The currency was down against the euro for the second week.
The most positive event for the Canadian currency this week was the pledge of the Fed to keep rates low till at least late 2014. The US dollar ...
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Dukascopy Morning Forex Overview : 26/01/2012
Fundamental Analysis
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"The widely-spread fear that the euro zone's biggest economy could now also be caught by the crisis virus has been soothed"
- Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING in Brussels
German business confidence improved for a third consecutive month in January, a sign Europe’s largest economy may avoid a recession. The Ifo institute’s business climate index, based on a survey of 7,000 businesses, rose to 108.3 from 107.3 in December.
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"We’ve had a clear turn toward ...
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Demand Fears in a Consumer-Based Economy
Yesterday, Europe was back in the news. Whenever Europe is in the headlines, the headlines are bad. And the ideas behind the headlines are absurd. In fact, it is amazing how many crackpot ideas the press can throw at you in a single day.
The immediate problems in Europe were two:
First, it looked like Portugal was going the way of Greece. It would soon need another bailout, said the papers.
Second, the Greeks themselves, were still having trouble settling up with their creditors — despite ...
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Euro, stocks fall on worries over Greek debt
(Reuters) - Concern over how Greece's debt talks play out overshadowed the appetite for riskier assets on Wednesday, despite good economic data from Germany and a widely held view that the U.S. Federal Reserve is set to signal an extended period of ultra-low rates.
The euro and European stocks fell, while a fairly lackluster earnings season so far kept most U.S. stocks on Wall Street under the weather. But Apple Inc's (AAPL.O) blow-out quarterly results late Tuesday helped lift the technology- ...
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