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OECD lowers euro area growth forecasts, warns of debt crisis spill over
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said debt crisis is intensifying and “may materialize and spill over outside the euro area with very serious consequences for the global economy.”
The OECD left its growth forecasts for the global economy steady at 1.6% this year on expectations the improvement in the U.S. economy would dwarf the deterioration in the euro region.
As for the euro area, the OECD lowered its growth forecasts to 0.1% contraction this year from November`s forecasts of 0.2% growth and 0.9% expansion in 2013 from prior forecast of 1.4% expansion.
Italy and Spain are expected to record a contraction of 1.7% and 1.6% this year respectively, where they will record a contraction of 0.4% and 0.8% next year.
In Germany, a growth of 1% this year and 1. ...
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Gold drops from $1600 levels amid possible frictions between European leaders
Precious-Gold dropped after approaching $1600 levels amid possible conflict between European leaders over measures to tackle the debt crisis.
Yesterday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she will not be shy to reject Hollande`s idea of introducing Eurobonds at the informal EU summit taking place in Brussels tomorrow.
With possible frictions between European leaders crisis may intensify more which will probably make investors refrain from buying commodities and risky assets.
The shiny metal advanced yesterday after Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said he will give utmost determination to boost growth, while German and French Finance Ministers said they agreed "to do everything to keep Greece in the euro club."
Gold is currently trading around $1582.06 an ounce after recording a high of $ ...
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EUR/USD Rebound On Profit Taking
Sunrise Market Commentary
- Fixed Income: limited profit taking on core bond markets
- Global core bond markets fell prey to some profit taking in a thin, dull trading session. However, given the strength of equities, bond losses were very limited and occurred at the onset of trading. Today, the eco calendar remains thin and the profit taking might go some further in the run-up to tomorrow's informal EU Summit.
- Currencies EUR/USD rebound on profit taking
- The correction in EUR/USD was prolonged, but the euro gains were modest and mostly technical in nature. The UK inflation report is the eye-catcher of the day as it may influence sterling. However, overall trading might again be thin ahead of tomorrow's euro Summit.
The Sunrise Headlines
- US Equities rose for a second ...
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Euro Rebounds, Focus On The UK Inflation
The euro (EUR) edged higher to 1.2824 rebounding from 1.2724 against the US dollar on hopes that EU leaders will agree on steps to fight the debt crisis in Europe. Investors expect the French President Francois Hollande to suggest joint eurozone bonds at the EU meeting in Brussels on May 23. The idea of joint bonds can help with funding difficulties for some heavily-indebted eurozone countries but that policy has been rejected by Germany before. EU leaders are also expected to focus more on growth and ways to help Greece stay in the euro. The single currency remains under pressure as the market is worried about Spain’s growing financial problems as well as developments in Greece ahead of a repeat election in June.
The US dollar (USD) stumbles against a basket of currencies on an improved ...
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Dukascopy Morning Forex Overview : 22/05/2012
Fundamental Analysis
EUR
"Inevitably there is going to be an element of bargain hunting as investors look to top up their holdings on the basis of slightly lower prices"
- Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers
European stocks edged higher on Monday on China’s pledge to boost growth.
USD
"Equity prices have gotten oversold"
- Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist for Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
U.S. equity market edged higher on Monday on China stimulus hopes and after German and French officials said they would cooperate to keep Greece in the monetary union.
GBP
"Obviously, as the euro depreciates, the U.K. gets slightly more expensive"
- Miles Shipside, Rightmove commercial director
U.K. national house prices stagnated in March, announced the ...
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Investors await EU summit
MORNING BRIEFING: Investors await EU summit
What’s new:
Asia: US equities swing into positive Asia in green territory as well
United States: CFNAI swings back into positive territory
Forex: GBP/USD trending higher ahead of CPI data
Rates in Asia and Indices:
EUR/USD 1.2783 1.282 -0.18 %
USD/CHF 0.9371 0.9397 -0.18 %
GBP/USD 1.5811 1.5837 -0.00 %
USD/JPY 79.27 79.5 -0.18 %
EUR/CHF 1.2009 1.20136 0.00 %
EUR/JPY 101.44 101.77 0 %
Dow Jones 12367.72 12508.11 1.09 %
Nasdaq 2478.36 2547.69 2.69 %
S&P 500 1295.73 1316.39 1.60 %
Nikkei 225 8690.47 8740.48 1.10 %
Shanghai 2354.867 2373.823 1.05 %
Gold spot 1586.21 1594.65 -0.33 %
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YouTradeFX Daily Market Analysis : 22/05/2012
Fundamental News
Today’s highlights:
· CPI (MoM) (GB, 09:30 GMT)
· BOE Inflation Letter (GB, Tentative)
· Existing Home Sales (U.S., 15 :00 GMT)
The U.S. labor market is set to strengthen this year, a survey published by the National Association for Business Economics said Monday. The survey of 54 economists said non-farm payroll increases will average 188,000 per month this year, up from the prior projection of 170,000. The jobless rate is expected to fall to 8 percent by the fourth quarter of 2012.
Japan’s foreign investments and assets grew to the second-highest level on record as companies used the high yen to make acquisitions abroad, a trend that may help them cope with stagnant demand at home. Investments abroad grew 3.3 percent to 582 trillion yen ($7. ...
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Shares gain on hopes of action over EU crisis
(Reuters) - European shares joined a global rally in riskier assets on Tuesday and German bond prices fell as hopes grew that European leaders would agree on fresh action to tackle the debt crisis while promoting growth.
Sentiment also improved after reports emerged from China that Beijing will accelerate infrastructure investment to combat slowing growth.
The FTSE Eurofirst .FTEU3 index of top European shares opened up 0.5 percent at 979.55 points, extending a recovery from five-month lows hit on Monday. MSCI's global equity index .MIWD00000PUS rose 0.5 percent to 302.89 and back into positive territory for the year.
But while market participants were using the improved tone to hunt for bargains, sentiment remained fragile due to concerns about the impact of a possible exit by Greece ...
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Asia Session: Europe, Europe And More Europe
Nervousness underpinned price action today. Despite voices from throughout Europe attempting to reassure the market that Greece will remain in the euro, stock markets in Asia didn't significantly build on their opening gains and the euro slowly drifted lower throughout the session.
Why is the market behaving like this? In one word – caution. Investors are acutely aware that the talk from Europe may just be that, and when push comes to shove nothing may happen. And, in this case that is a very bad thing considering the fate of so many economies (both in Europe and elsewhere) hang in the balance.
Whilst there are many different views, most economists agree that letting Greece slipe away may prove to be more costly than keeping it in the Eurozone. Thus, the market wants reassurances that ...
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