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BoE status quo priced in so profit taking in long GBP strate
The dollar index stabilised o/n after hitting a 76.531 low post FOMC. Weekly claims have been on a steady run registering fewer people filing for benefits since Oct 8 and a drop below 430k will add more conviction to a stronger whisper number for
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Will The BoE Follow The Footsteps Of Fed As The ECB Remains
The main argument among investors is the BOE next move, where speculations are mixed as voices forecast that the bank will provide markets with a second round of Quantitative Easing measures reaching £100.0 billion, while others discard those cal
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U.S. Service Sector Growth Accelerated
The ISM non-manufacturing index indicated that the sector expanded for the tenth consecutive month in October, and the pace of growth increased by more than was expected, because the index rose to 54.3 from 53.2 in the previous month (a reading a
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Japanese Yen Softens Ahead of BoJ Meeting
The Japanese yen weakened across the board over the European session and continue to do so in the US session. This currency has been strong, but Bank of Japan event risk on Thursday's Asian session should keep the mighty yen in check for now. The
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Some Quiet Strength from the Non-Manufacturing Sector
Improvements were broad based with 8 of 10 sub-indexes posting improvements. Notably, business activity surged from 52.8 to 58.4, new orders inched up from 54.9 to 56.7, and employment posted a modest increase to 50.9 from 50.2 in September.
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Sunrise Market Commentary
# Bonds taking a cautiously positive start to the new trading weekBonds in the US and Europe didn't really know which way to go at the start of the new trading week. Technical considerations prevailed. We expect more wait-and-see behaviour goin
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UK's Belt Tightened, Awaiting GDP Results
With the G20 having passed and no real Earth shattering results, punters out there stayed in their caves overnight and the majors respected very tight ranges. Between now and the next FOMC meeting I would almost expect the equity market to be the
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China's Government Increases Fuel Prices By 3% To Calm The E
According to a statement that released today by the Asia's largest oil consumer, is showing that China's government increased retail fuel prices and diesel prices by 3%, as the government stimulus plans aims to calm the economy, while it wants to
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Technical Analysis for Major Currencies
As pointed out in our weekly report yesterday that 1.4085 will determine whether the harmonic pattern is flawless in resuming the correction for the 200% CD from BC leg; whereas the BC keg corrected 50% from the AB leg. Yesterday, we witnessed a
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UK Economy's Moment Of Truth With 3Q GDP
Speculations, fears and worries will end today, with the release of the advanced growth figures from the royal kingdom, providing further validation that the recovery is sluggish and losing momentum and the economic slack remains relatively wide.
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Checking The Mighty Japanese Yen
GBP/JPY Breaks Below 2010 LowDay and 4H: The GBP/JPY was hammering at the 127.00 support last week.
The GBP/JPY pair broke below the 2010 low of 126.72 reaching as low as 126.43.
There wasn't the consolidation expected at this level, wh
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S&P Eyes 200-wk MA, More GBP Austerity, Scandi Rates
USD attempts at regaining composure after Asian Monday sell-off on the lack of any concrete resolution among G20 regarding currencies especially given Geithner' unsurprising approval of the Fed' anticipated QE. Finance ministers agreed on the not


