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Pictet Daily forex Analysis - 02/07/2012
The Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates unchanged at 4.25%.
German manufacturing orders rose 1.7% month-on-month in December.
Nicolas Sarkozy said the Greek situation should be settled once and for all. The Troika will not release the next instalment of bail-out funds if Greece does not take the required austerity measures.
The ECB bought EUR 124 million worth of bonds last week compared to EUR 63 million the week before.
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The USD/CHF has struggled to break out of its all ...
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Gains in Asia on US jobs data; Greece’s talks in focus
Investors in Asia widened their appetite for risk on Monday as the US economy provided on Friday more signs of recovery which improved hopes for Asian companies, while in Greece, debt restructuring talks will continue ahead of today’s deadline, in an attempt to reach deal that will ensure a second bailout.
On Sunday, after a five-hour meeting, Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos reached an interim agreement with political parties on budget-cutting measures demanded by the international ...
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Dukascopy Afternoon Forex Overview : 02/03/2012
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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 rebounds before jobs report, yet heading for a weekly drop
The euro rose against the U.S. dollar on Friday trading, yet probably heading for a weekly decline, on expectations U.S. jobs report will show rise in non-farm payrolls, thereby enhancing risk taking.
The main highlight of the day will be the awaited non-farm payrolls report from the U.S. due at 13:30 GMT. The change in non-farm payrolls is predicted to retreat to 140,000 in January from 200,000 in December, while unemployment will linger at 8.5%.
However, the euro will probably record a ...
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Asian stocks drop ahead of US jobs data, no deal from Greece, downbeat earnings
Asian stocks dropped today as markets anxiously await the release of the US employment numbers to take the economic pulse of the country. Greece’s failure to reach a deal with private bondholders, China’s poor performance of services and Japan’s downbeat earnings added to pessimism.
For another week Greece and the private bondholders fail to reach an agreement over the size of the losses they are willing to accept on Greek bondholding. A deal will ensure a second bailout for the indebted nation ...
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Pictet Daily forex Analysis - 02/03/2012
China's official Purchasing Managers Index for non-manufacturing sectors fell to 52.9 in January from 56.0 in December.
Switzerland’s trade balance narrowed more than expected to CHF 2.07 billion in December from November’s downwardly revised figure of CHF2.95 billion. Economists had expected the trade surplus to narrow to CHF2.85 billion in December. Exports rose 6.1% to CHF15.63 billion in December, while imports climbed 7.6% to CHF13.56 billion. Switzerland’s total trade surplus for the year ...
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Risk currencies struggle on China data; U.S. jobs eyed
The euro and the Australian dollar struggled to make much headway in Asia on Friday as a dip in Chinese non-manufacturing data weighed on sentiment ahead of a key jobs report in the United States.
China's non-manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 52.9 in January from 56 the month before, prompting traders to lighten positions in risk currencies. That sent the euro to an intraday low of $1.3114, while the Aussie nudged down 0.2 percent to $1.0692.
They recouped most of the losses ...
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USD Gains vs. EUR & GBP on Positive Outlook for US Economy, Retreats
The US dollar rose yesterday against the euro and the Great Britain pound on positive macroeconomic data from the United State and comments of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, but was somewhat weaker today. The currency was flat versus the Japanese yen today, as well as yesterday.
US jobless claims fell from 379,000 to 367,000 jobs last week, more than experts predicted. The positive data eased concerns caused by the worse-than-expected employment report from Automatic Data Processing.
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Franc Flat as Trade Balance Decreases Even as Export Grows
The Swiss franc was flat today as Swiss exports advanced, easing concerns about a new intervention by the Swiss National Bank, but trade balance surplus decreased anyway.
The Swiss Federal Statistical Office reported that nation’s exports advanced by 6.1 percent in December from a month ago, following the drop by 4.8 percent in November. The growth of exports decreased concerns about a negative impact of the strong franc on Swiss exporters and reduced probability on an intervention from the SNB. ...
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