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Greece or Grease Move your Money into European Assets!

February 9, 2012 • Posted by: admin

With the real likely possibility that the EU finance ministers will offer a new round of financing for Greece it seems that the Greek negotiations continue amid a series of rumours that a resolution is close to being agreed, but still nothing official. The Prime Minister Lucas Papedemos announced there was an outline deal on all aspects [...]

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UK versus Europe

So who wins in the Eurozone?

January 31, 2012 • Posted by: admin

A lot has been made of the UK Chancellor’s decision to agree for further funding to go to the IMF (should it be asked for) with the UK’s cupboard already very bare. Tory MPs are apparently planning a rebellion to demonstrate their objection to such a measure. Last week’s Prime Minister’s Questions saw the UK’s [...]

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Currency Markets News

Pound hits 10-week low against euro

Sterling sinks to its lowest mark against the euro in 10 weeks after strong support for QE is shown in the latest Bank minutes

Yen hits 7-month low against the dollar

Japanese currency weakens beyond 80 against the greenback and is down over 3% since the central bank’s unexpected monetary easing last week

Stocks struggle amid lacklustre economic data

Risk appetite has been blunted by economic activity data from the eurozone and China, and doubts over Athens’ ability to enact reforms

Japan’s policy will spur high debt economies

Artificial reduction of the supply of risk-free assets ignites demand for risky assets. The implications are likely to be profound