sophie
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Dear fellows
I guess that we should validate the design of the report with great attention
before debating about the options;
But you should read this source example
Sovereign yield spreads eased after
Spain had a better than expected bill auction and ECB officials (Ordonez,
Constancio) reaffirmed their confidence in Spain.
Equity markets in Asia
are following the positive lead of US and European stock markets on the back
of a reasonably positive Spanish bill auction, strong Eurozone data, the IMF
raising its forecasts and a hawkish tone from the Bank of Canada.
The IMF
released its World Economic Outlook report which indicated that the global
economy is slowly improving but warned that dangers remain.
Sovereign yield
spreads eased after Spain had a better than expected bill auction and ECB
officials (Ordonez, Constancio) reaffirmed their confidence in Spain.
but
we are looking for confirmation from a break of the overnight high around
1.0420 before a technical push towards the 1.0450 level.
The lack of market
moving data may keep a few investors in Asia on the sidelines given the
nervousness in the market surrounding tomorrow’s Spanish bond auction.
Thus, it will be interesting to see if the aussie can hold its ground against
the dollar.
– between around 1640.80-1658.01. If the pair breaks through
the top of this trading band it may find resistance around 1663.26-1664.04.
Gold is also in an interesting position, as the yellow metal hovers around a
sticking point (USD1650).
– between around 1640.80-1658.01. If the pair
breaks through the top of this trading band it may find resistance around
1663.26-1664.04.
Sovereign yield spreads eased after Spain had a better
than expected bill auction and ECB officials (Ordonez, Constancio) reaffirmed
their confidence in Spain.
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how did you cope with options recovery?
:-))