Eur/Usd & Gbp/Yen analizy i prognozy by crocopip part 3
Dla mnie EDEK już jest w sell zone ale byki walczą na większości skorelowanych 3610 brzmi strasznie poczekam na jakiś patern zwrotny zatem a tu taka ciekawostka z FX Pro konto demo... że też wtedy nie grałem...
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"If music is dying musicians are killing it" - MP
Na H1 H4 mamy byczą chorągiewkę, choć mam obawy żeby stawiać bay, natomiast kabel pcha się do góry to może nam pomóc, tyle że mamy podwójny sufit 1,359 i 1,361, jeśli to przeskoczymy to lecimy na 1,379. A jak wy widzicie sytuację na edku
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local and foreign currency government bond ratings by one notch to Aa1 from Aaa. The outlook on the ratings is stable. Today's rating action concludes Moody's review for possible downgrade of Spain's sovereign ratings, as initiated on 30 June 2010.
RATINGS RATIONALE
The main drivers of Moody's decision to downgrade Spain are as follows:
(1) The country's weak economic growth prospects, also relative to Aaa-rated sovereigns, as the process of rebalancing the economy away from the construction and real-estate sectors will likely take several years;
(2) The considerable deterioration of the Spanish government's financial strength, as reflected in a more pronounced fiscal deterioration compared to Aaa-rated sovereigns; and
(3) Worsening debt affordability (i.e. interest payments as a share of revenues) and significant borrowing requirements, implying that the government remains vulnerable to further episodes of market volatility.
At the same time, Moody's has today affirmed Spain's short-term issuer rating of Prime-1 with a stable outlook. Spain falls under the Eurozone's Aaa regional ceilings for bonds and bank deposits, which are unaffected by today's downgrade.
Moody's has also downgraded to Aa1/stable outlook from Aaa/review for possible downgrade the rating of Spain's Fondo de Reestructuración Ordenada Bancaria (FROB), whose debt is fully and unconditionally guaranteed by the government of Spain.
RATINGS RATIONALE
The main drivers of Moody's decision to downgrade Spain are as follows:
(1) The country's weak economic growth prospects, also relative to Aaa-rated sovereigns, as the process of rebalancing the economy away from the construction and real-estate sectors will likely take several years;
(2) The considerable deterioration of the Spanish government's financial strength, as reflected in a more pronounced fiscal deterioration compared to Aaa-rated sovereigns; and
(3) Worsening debt affordability (i.e. interest payments as a share of revenues) and significant borrowing requirements, implying that the government remains vulnerable to further episodes of market volatility.
At the same time, Moody's has today affirmed Spain's short-term issuer rating of Prime-1 with a stable outlook. Spain falls under the Eurozone's Aaa regional ceilings for bonds and bank deposits, which are unaffected by today's downgrade.
Moody's has also downgraded to Aa1/stable outlook from Aaa/review for possible downgrade the rating of Spain's Fondo de Reestructuración Ordenada Bancaria (FROB), whose debt is fully and unconditionally guaranteed by the government of Spain.
