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Corporate results, Greece hit European shares
(Reuters) - European shares fell on Tuesday, on track for two days of losses, as talks in Greece on a second bailout continued and after some company earnings including UBS (UBSN.VX) and Alfa Laval (ALFA.ST) reflected a slower growth environment in Europe.
Investor sentiment fell as Greek leaders faced crunch talks to secure a fresh bailout package and avoid a messy default, which could cause havoc in the financial markets, although European shares were holding above a major resistance level.
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YouTradeFX Daily Market Analysis : 07/02/2012
Fundamental News:
Today's highlight;
· Fed Chairman Bernanke Testifies. (US, 15:00, GMT)
The EUR/USD is trading down at 1.3055 from early 1.3085, having been as low as 1.3028. European trading was a worrisome as investors could not decide what was happening. News from Greece was not promising.
Greece failed to agree on new austerity measures across political parties yesterday, a requirement for the proposed bailout to avoid default in March. There was some progress on bank ...
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Technical analysis of the GBP/USD pair on February 7th, 2012
Commentary of the GBP/USD pair :
The pair GBP/USD made yesterday a pullback on the support at 1.5750 and just tested its former bullish slant (black line) as resistance.
Indicators are globaly bullish.
We continue to advise long positions as far as 1.57 is support.
The breakout of 1.5860 will give a new buy signal and open the way towards 1.60.
In case of return below 1.57, we will be neutral between this level and 1.5670.
The breakout of 1.5670 will give a sell signal.
See the previous ...
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The Problem with Contemporary Education
Several of the ‘Capitalism in Crisis’ thinkers — even those who should have known better — thought the government needed to invest more money in education.
Kenneth Rogoff, for example, concludes that “improved education alone will not resolve the flaws inherent in today’s capitalism, but it essential first step down any path to a solution.”
Oh? We never quite figured out the connection. The problem in a nutshell is that developed countries have too much debt and not enough growth. And their ...
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U.S. jobs data gives European shares a boost
European shares made their highest weekly gain since late December on Friday, surging past a resistance level, after forecast-beating U.S. jobs data raised hopes about an economic recovery that could boost company earnings.
Cyclical auto and bank stocks, whose profits could improve with stronger economic growth, were the standout gainers, with the STOXX Europe 600 Automobiles & Parts index .SXAP up 2.7 percent and the STOXX Europe 600 Banks index .SX7P up 2.5 percent.
Investor sentiment ...
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Creating More Debt to Solve the Crisis
Readers who expect an early end to this Great Correction are going to be disappointed. There is no sign of it reaching its conclusion anytime soon. Just the contrary…there’s no end in sight.
The Great Correction seems to be going along just as you’d expect. Or, just as we’d expect.
Here’s the latest from Reuters:
Home prices fell more steeply than expected in November, and consumers turned less optimistic in January, highlighting the hurdles still facing the bumpy economic recovery.
The S&P/ ...
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European shares rise on Greece optimism
(Reuters) - European shares rose on Wednesday, helped by a boost to bank stocks from hopes of an agreement in Greek debt swap talks and better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data.
Earnings, which have so far only given mixed results, were another focus, with Infineon (IFXGn.DE) rising 5.5 percent, near the top of the leaderboard after the German chipmaker reported forecast-beating results.
Banks, many of which have exposure to euro zone sovereign debt, featured among the best performers, ...
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Banks lead Europe shares higher on Greek debt hopes
(Reuters) - European shares rose on Wednesday, with some investors looking to increase their short-term bets on banks on hopes of an agreement soon in the Greek debt talks, while better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing data also boosted the market.
Banks, many of which have exposure to euro zone sovereign debt were among the best performers, with the STOXX Europe 600 Banks index .SX7P up 1.9 percent.
A deal is needed in the debt swap talks between Greece and its private creditors to avoid a ...
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Gold on track for biggest gain since August
Gold prices were on course for their biggest monthly rise since August on Tuesday, boosted by economic unease in Europe and the United States and raising the possibility of a climb toward last year's record high of just over $1,900 per ounce.
Sentiment for gold at the end of January compares starkly with late December, when prices dropped by more than 10 percent in their biggest monthly fall since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in an investor dash for cash.
A $400 price drop from last ...
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