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Forex: EUR/USD, Nowhere To GoFXstreet • Thu, May 9
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EUR/USD - The Week We've All Been Waiting For?FXstreet • Mon, Apr 29
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Forex: EUR/USD, Nowhere To GoFXstreet • Thu, May 9
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EUR/USD - The Week We've All Been Waiting For?FXstreet • Mon, Apr 29
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Is The Euro Priced Right At 1.30?Ralph Shell • Wed, Apr 24
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Upcoming Economic Data The Catalyst For EUR/USD?FXstreet • Tue, Apr 23
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EUR/USD Above $1.31, Where True Strength Test BeginsFXstreet • Wed, Apr 10
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- Thursday, March 7, 7:52 AM Europe sheds some gains after the ECB keeps policy on hold, even though the decision was expected. The Stoxx 50 (FEZ) +0.2%. The euro (FXE) meanwhile adds to its gains, +0.4% at $1.3018. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Friday, March 1, 7:44 AM Those scratching their head over the euro's (FXE) January run higher need scratch no more. The common currency is off again today, now reversing all and plenty more of January's rally. Today's data - to no one's surprise - showed continuing contraction in nearly every member of the EU. The euro -0.5% to $1.2996. 1 Comment [Global & FX]
- Thursday, February 28, 5:47 AM Eurozone inflation falls to 2% Y/Y in January, as expected, from 2.2% in December. Core CPI +1.3% vs +1.5% in Dec and consensus of +1.5%. On month, CPI -1% vs +0.4% and -1%. Inflation is now close to the ECB's target and gives strength to Mario Draghi's forecast that CPI will fall to significantly below 2%. It could even give the bank room to consider a rate cut from 0.75% when it holds a policy meeting next week. (PR) Comment! [Global & FX, Top Stories]
- Tuesday, February 26, 4:18 AM The currency markets are whipsawing a bit following the Italian election, with the euro recovering smartly against the dollar after dropping sharply earlier to a seven-week low of $1.3039; it's now +0.2% at $1.3083. The euro is -0.6% vs the yen at ¥120.4015 as the Japanese currency regains somewhat of a safe haven status. 1 Comment [Global & FX, On the Move, Top Stories]
- Monday, February 25, 3:40 PM A few too many on one side of the boat? The world's most popular short, the yen is strengthening in chunks now, with the dollar -2.5% and buying ¥91.10. More popular than long dollar/yen has been long euro/yen and that's getting pounded even harder. The twin trade to short yen has been long Japan stocks, particularly in the form of the hedged equity ETF (DXJ). It's off 3.3%. 6 Comments [Global & FX]
- Monday, February 25, 8:01 AM The polls don't close for another hour, but the action in Europe might be telling something about the Italian election results. The Stoxx 50 (FEZ) +2.2%, with Italy (EWI) +2.2% and the euro (FXE) +0.9% are saying nothing is afoot that would upset the current austerity regime. 1 Comment [Global & FX]
- Friday, February 22, 7:23 AM EU banks will repay €61.1B of the 2nd LTRO next week, far less than the €122.5B expected by analysts. The news suggests banks are a little less confident than the U.S. money market funds that have begun lending to them again. The euro (FXE) dropped about half a cent on the news, now flat at $1.3185. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Friday, February 22, 4:07 AM German IFO business climate rises to 107.4 in February from 104.3 in January and vs consensus of 105. Current assessment 110.2 vs 108.1 and 108.5. Expectations 104.6 vs 100.6 and 101.3. The euro jumps vs the dollar and is now +0.3% at $1.3234. Comment! [Global & FX, Top Stories, On the Move, Breaking News]
- Thursday, February 21, 7:39 AM Sharply lower again this morning, the euro (FXE) in February has erased nearly all of its big January gains, with today's PMI slide (to 47.3 from 48.6 in January) the latest data showing the last thing the EU economy needs is a stronger currency. The euro -0.7% and buying $1.3185. Comment! [Global & FX, On the Move]
- Friday, February 15, 7:08 AM The euro's recent gains are justified by the economic outlook, says the ECB's Jens Weidmann, adding the central bank wouldn't cut rates just to weaken it. The currency has dived 400 pips in the last few sessions - also inline with the economic outlook? Euro currently -0.3% to $1.3325. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
- Thursday, February 14, 10:06 AM The G-20 draft communique pledges to refrain from competitive devaluation and says the group is committed to cutting global imbalances and avoiding foreign-exchange rate misalignment. The yen (FXY +0.3%) remains stronger on the session, the euro (FXE -0.8%) significantly weaker. 5 Comments [Global & FX, Breaking News]
- Thursday, February 14, 7:11 AM The euro slumps to its lowest level in a month following the EU recession deepening in Q4. Germany (EWG -1.9% premarket) contracted 0.6% in Q4 - its worst performance since the financial crisis, primarily because of slowing exports. One shakes one's head at the euro's powerful 2013 rise - it made no sense other than to carry out euro shorts on a stretcher. FXE -0.9% premarket. 3 Comments [Global & FX]
- Wednesday, February 13, 8:04 AM No currency wars here. The euro takes a mini-header as Bild reports the ECB is worried the euro's strength will hurt the recovery in the EU periphery. Counting down to the denial ... The euro currently buys $1.3494, down from $1.3519 a couple of minutes ago. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, February 12, 10:38 AM Some recent comments about the euro are "inappropriate," says Mario Draghi, speaking before Spanish parliament. The ECB's mandate is not the exchange rate, he says. There is no such thing as a currency war and talk about such is "way, way overdone." FXE +0.3%. 3 Comments [Global & FX]
- Monday, February 11, 11:11 AM The euro erases small losses as the ECB's (and Bundesbank's) Jens Weidmann says it isn't seriously overvalued and devaluation policies can only end in failure. He's from the Bundesbank - what did traders expect him to say. FXE +0.4%. 1 Comment [Global & FX]
- Thursday, February 7, 9:06 AM Draghi press conference (live here): The euro turns tail as Draghi talks about risks to the downside and specifically mentions the currency's strength as one of those risks. Up earlier, the euro now -0.4% and buying $1.3462. FXE -0.5% premarket. European stocks are at session highs, the Stoxx 50 +0.6%. 4 Comments [Global & FX, On the Move]
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http://bit.ly/NiKnLn GREECE OUT OF CASH; UPCOMING IMPORTANT EVENTS THAT WILL MOVE THIS MARKET. $FXE $EUO $EURUSD $SPX $DJIA $DIA - View all 0 replies
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Capitalist Bull
Avoid or #Short #Gold, #Silver, #Copper, & $EURUSD over the next few months regardless of #FED & #ECB decisions & actions. $GLD $SLV $EUO - View all 5 replies
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Capitalist Bull: I agree, but the market may just force the FED into it. The FED clearly doesn't want to do it.
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reevenadin: the thing with QE is that it throws all fundamentals out of the window. all i am bothered about now is price action.
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freefdawatchlist
http://bit.ly/MR1skJ ECB has 2 days to save Euro that's what ECB Draghi said in his speech. $FXE $EUO $GLD $AGQ $SLV $AAPL $TVIX - View all 0 replies
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http://stks.co/n24A Secret Rescue Plan Of ECB and Euro Zone Finance minister $FXE $EUO $GLD $AGQ - View all 0 replies
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lmcalist1983
Theory: ECB is allowed to print euros and EUR drops against USD, ECB does nothing and EUR collapses and drops against USD. EUO - View all 1 replies
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lmcalist1983: Lastly: Europe somehow rights the ship and EUR strengthens against USD, which I believe is highly unlikely. High probility of EUR dropping.
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Ryan Mallory
Head And Shoulders In The Euro Is Cause For Concern http://bit.ly/wUr9kR ULE URR EUO FXE - View all 2 replies
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Ryan Mallory: haha - second time I've heard someone say that - still makes me laugh too.
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The_American: If the Euro banks are starting to freeze up their money markets & Merkel coming outright w/outlook for 2012 we trade on emotion. Not Logic
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The_American: I know. I've been cost dollar averaging on BAC so I feel nice at 5.75. I think it goes to 7 but if EUO continues I hope to see support at 6
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The_American: The Russians hired C DB and a few others for Eurobonds. It's money swaps. Believe it not and considering circumstances what the U.S. Did-OK
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The_American: Well said Jason. At the end of the day everyone pays the Piper. Our banks KBE XLF are healing. Don't expect BAC to be at 60 but healing slow
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Miles Sampsonite
short the euro via EUO; regardless what banks use their 1% loans for, it's an expansion of the ECBs balance sheet, unless i'm misunderstood - View all 3 replies
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humahuaca: I think mkt is just realizing the ECB's backdoor QE is not good for the euro. Which shd make things interesting, weak euro has been bad for -
humahuaca: stocks, now I guess we'll see that correlation fade? I think most expect euro to be 1.25 soon, then 1.20, then....
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Eric Stalee
TLT steadily dropping along with EUO and UUP. I would have expected this action yesterday. - View all 2 replies
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The_American: My American Friend. I think we see a little sideways rally for holidays so people spend & 2012 I'm SDS SH SPXU Philly Fed# bad. USO hurts US
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Market Maven
Longs suffering while SDS, SPXU, FAZ, and EUO performing... I'll take it... for now. Have short calls on longs, which adds some protection - View all 6 replies
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Market Maven: yes - I've noticed that. I'm not entirely surprised since the eur should be under pressure.
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The_American
They have to create a EUROBOND in order to keep it together for all these countries to share burden together. EUO is kicking can. US next - View all 2 replies
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