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*************************************************** Update Time: 06 Mar 2008 23:39GMT WEEKLY OUTLOOK ON USD/CHF - +1.0220+ Dlr’s MT downtrend has resumed in part due to active cross buying in chf n further weakness twds 1.0200/10 is seen but o/sold condition shud limit downside to 1.0130/40 n risk has increased for a much-needed corrective rebound to take place later this week. Sell on recovery with stop abv 1.0495 (prev. sup) as break wud signal temp. low is made n risk
Daily FX Report
Good morning from wonderful Hamburg and welcome to Varengold?s Daily FX Report. The letters of the day are T G I F thanks god it?s Friday. The week was declaredly very stressful with all the decisions about interest rates and speeches of all the powerful guys that leads to all these record highs and lows. Markets review The EUR/USD hits new record high at 1,5396 yesterday as the ECB downplays prospects of an interest rate cut. Against the CHF the USD touched a record low too at 1,0210 and a
Dollar slide to record lows against Euro and Swiss franc as ECB is not seen cutting rate anytime soon
News and Events: The US Dollar tumbled to record lows against the Euro and the Swiss franc on Thursday after the European Central Bank downplayed prospects of an interest rate cut and did not voice concerns about the rally in the Euro. Analysts said there had been some anticipation that ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet would comment on the Euro after remarks this week by euro zone finance ministers group chairman Jean-Claude Juncker that the common currency was overvalued. News that US home
The Dollar continued with its free fall against most major currencies
? The Rupee ended weaker today as rising levels of global risk aversion led to a capital outflow. Dollar demand by importers further added to the downward pressure on the currency. The USD/INR pair ended at 40.53 from 40.30 on Wednesday ? The 6- month forward rate was at a 0.33% premium as compared to 0.14% discount on Wednesday while the 1-year forward rate was at 0.48% premium from 0.23% on Wednesday ? The Dollar continued with its free fall against most major currencies, on expectations of
Shares in Carlyle Capital Corporation, Dutch-listed affiliate of private equity Carlyle Group, suspended
Quote: ?Of the names that tried to stay on the Forbes 400 wealthiest Americans list over a 21-year period, less than 15% succeeded?. Steve Forbes (1947-) The News: Shares in Carlyle Capital Corporation, Dutch-listed affiliate of private equity Carlyle Group, suspended. The Numbers: Greenwich Mean Time, with expectations and previous figures in brackets. 00:30 US Fed?s Rosengren speaks on risk management, Chicago. 01:00 US Fed?s Poole speaks on finance at the University of Illinois,
Dollars falls as ECB leave rates unchanged
The dollar fell for a fifth day in a row as the European Central Bank left interest rates at 4% to tackle inflation. Speculation among traders spread as they increased bets the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates by 75 basis points. “The dollar’s weakness is extraordinary,” Stephen Jen, head of currency research in London at Morgan Stanley, the second-largest U.S. securities firm, wrote in a research note. “The recent sell-off in the dollar is both definitive and justified by economic
Fresh Round of Currency Speculations (reloaded, again)
All bets - introduced by my latest FXstreet.com notes - are still on. However, I’m watching the markets involved even more closely - the precious metals markets, in particular - in the wake of terrific volatility seen this week.
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