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Market Drivers for July 07, 2015 Euro tests support at 1.0950 as EG offers no new concessions RBA keeps rates on hold Nikkei 1.31% Europe -0.16% Oil $53/bbl Gold $1166/oz. Europe and AsiaAUD: AIG...
Forex News and EventsIs this light at the end of the tunnel? (by Arnaud Masset) Yesterday, the BCB released its weekly survey. And the report showed that even though analysts raised again their...
U.K. manufacturing production dropped 0.6 percent in May, following a 0.4 percent fall in April. The reading defied analysts’ forecast of seeing a 0.1 percent increase.Industrial production rose...
• Greece: confusion reigns Following the “no” decision in Sunday’s referendum, the confusion and disarray around Greece has only deepened. While Greek PM Tsipras said that a...
A bounce in equity indices is unfolding this morning. With several of the euro group set to meet today, markets are clearly expecting a positive outcome on the Greek debacle Capital controls have been...
We have been stopped out of our short EUR/NOK positionNorges Bank, Greece risk-off and oil drop cause spike higher NOK remains cheap but we prefer to stay on the sideline for now Unforeseen perfect...
Deal or no deal?Europe is really drinking in the last chance saloon today with another emergency summit of EU leaders to take place this afternoon. Alexis Tsipras was told yesterday by Angela Merkel,...
Stock markets worldwide were lower on Monday after Greece voted not to accept the terms of the proposed bailout. In the aftermath of the vote, Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has resigned and...
The Australian dollar remains soft after RBA left the cash rate unchanged at historical low of 2.00% as widely expected. The accompanying statement contained little new information. The central bank...
EUR/USDToday’s support: - 1.0980(main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.0955, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.0933. Break of the latter would result in 1.0908. If a...
As Australia’s export mix continues to narrow, the tag “Banana Republic” has started to make a resurgence. Former Australian Prime Minister, Paul Keating, was the first to coin the...
“Surviving is important. Thriving is elegant.” Maya AngelouWell, it ended up being a perfect week to take off last week and it looks like there will be many more quiet days ahead this...
Sovereign bonds are the senior most assets in the current debt-based financial system.The Western governments at the top of the food chain with the greatest financial, economic, and political clout...
The politics and macro uncertainty of Greece remain front and centre for the Eurozone, but Germany’s industrial data is the main event for formal macro reports. We'll also see the monthly...
Papering over the structural imbalances in the Eurozone with bailouts or bail-ins will not resolve the fundamental asymmetries in trade. Beneath the endless twists and turns of Greece's debt crisis...