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24/1/2012 - The Current Market Sentiment
24/1/2012 – The Current Market SentimentBy Walid Salh El Din...
The single currency has found strength this week to get over 1.30 psychological level versus the greenback again as the markets have shrugged off the delay of reaching an agreement between Greece and its creditors from the private sector as they have done last week by ignoring downgrading the credit rating of... |
16/1/2012 - The Current Market Sentiment
16/1/2012 – The Current Market SentimentBy Walid Salh El Din...
The pressure on the single currency continued in the beginning of this week versus the greenback as the fear of downgrading the credit rating of the EU countries has materialized by the end of last week by cutting the credit rating of 9 of the Euro area remembers by S&P giving all of the EU... |
15/12/2011 - The Current Market Sentiment
15/12/2011 – The Current Market SentimentBy Walid Salh El Din...
The single currency could find the power to get over 1.30 versus the greenback because of the flash release of Dec EU manufacturing PMI index which has come at 46.9 while it has been expected to be 46.2 from 46.4 in November and also the flash reading of Dec EU Services PMI index which rose... |
9/12/2011 - The Current Market Sentiment
9/12/2011 – The Current Market SentimentBy Walid Salh El Din...
The Single currency is still under pressure versus the greenback after the ECB's interest rate decision of cutting the interest rate by 0.25% to be at its previous all times low at 1% again as it was before April meeting. The ECB kept its role as funds provider again with no announcement about new buying... |
Market Undergoes Correction Ahead of Big Events...
Market Undergoes Correction Ahead of Big Events...By DT Trading Limited
European stocks fell as they corrected after the largest monthly growth since July 2009, as some investors again started to reluctantly buy stocks before Euro zone leaders had a chance to explain how they will pay for the expansion of the region’s rescue fund. Futures on American stock indexes and Asian... |
24/1/2012 – The Current Market Sentiment
By Walid Salh El Din...
The single currency has found strength this week to get over 1.30 psychological level versus the greenback again as the markets have shrugged off the delay of reaching an agreement between Greece and its creditors from the private sector as they have done last week by ignoring downgrading the credit rating of...
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Merkel Tries to Garner Support in...
Durable goods orders might have fallen in September after the drop in orders from aircraft manufacturers neutralized the successes of such companies as Caterpillar Inc...
Europeans Inspire Markets
Wednesday was another day of overall positives on the markets: at the end of the day, the EUR/USD pair fixed above 1.3800, adding more than 1.3%. The British...
Stocks and Commodities Rising
Today, immediately after American and European stocks jumped up in response to a promise from the German and French leaders to resolve the debt crisis in Europe, Asian...
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June 28: The Bond Market Conundrum...
Yields on treasury bonds were expected to start trending up as the end point for the Fed's $600 billion QE2 program came closer. The thinking was that as...
General News
Italy: Three Steps Down
In the first half of the day on Tuesday, the dollar continued its advance on its major competitors. Investor uncertainty regarding the situation in the Euro zone due to the...
Steve Jobs Passes Away
Today, Steve Jobs passed away at age 56 after a six-year battle with a rare form of cancer. He dedicated what was left of his life and health to that...
ECB Meeting Getting Closer, Along with a...
Yesterday, it was reported that Finland will receive the collateral it demanded as a condition of providing aid to Greece. The Finnish government was able to secure the collateral, but...
Greece Squeezing Some Money Out of Real...
The continuing rally on the risk asset markets yesterday was buoyed by the positive news coming out of the Euro zone. At a meeting with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou,...
September Closes Without Another Fall
Yesterday at the close of trading in New York, US stock markets rose, bouncing back from their earlier losses. Lower than expected unemployment claims in the US and the German...
Greek Rescue Plan to be Announced October...
Greek finance minister Evangelos Venizelos announced that his country will do “everything possible” to reach target budget levels and to prevent Greece from being made a “scapegoat” for the global...
Correction or U-Turn on the Market?
In morning trading in Europe today, stock indices bounced back from a two-year low after the G-20 countries pledged to provide a “firm and coordinated” answer to the problems facing...
Italy’s Downgrade Putting Euro Under Pressure
Italy's credit rating was downgraded yesterday evening by ratings agency Standard & Poor's. This was Italy’s first downgrade in the past five years after Greece’s worsening financial situation has heightened...
Europeans Fail to Reach Agreement During Summit
The Euro is losing value against the dollar for the second day in a row while Asian stocks plummeted after European politicians were unable to present a plan to put...
China May Help Out Biggest European Debtors
Stocks rose yesterday during trading in America, boosting the Standard & Poor’s broad market index even higher for a third day in a row. The Euro also appreciated after the...
