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Ransquawk pisze:EU official says Spain banks aid request is expected after this week's top down stress test
German ruling coalition source says constitutional court ruling will not impact the ratification of the ESM or the fiscal pact
Ransquawk pisze:EU official says Spain banks aid request is expected after this week's top down stress test
German ruling coalition source says constitutional court ruling will not impact the ratification of the ESM or the fiscal pact
Dużo rzeczy czysto matematycznych może analizować EA dla człowieka ma być czytelnie i "naturalnie".Stforex pisze:Ostatnio odkrywam, że im więcej "rzeczy" mam na wykresie, tym bardziej mnie one denerwują i rozpraszają...
MNI AUSSIE-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.0250 Strong offers, stops
$1.0215/20 Medium offers
$1.0200 Strong offers, stops
$1.0160 Stops
$1.0156 European high
$1.0148 ***Current market price 1040GMT Tuesday
$1.0113 European low
$1.0105/00 Retail demand, stops
$1.0080 Asian name demand
$1.0065/50 Scattered sell stops
$1.0025/20 Strong demand, stops
$1.0000 Stops
$0.9990 Strong demand, stops
FX: Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2600, $1.2500
* Dollar-yen; Y78.50, Y79.75
* Cable; $1.5680, $1,5700
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8000, stg0.7950
SPAIN: Sebastien Galy of Societe Generale says while the market breathed a sigh of relief in the wake of the Spanish bill auction, where yields were 5.074% for the 12-month Bills and 5.107% for 18 months, Spain "isn't getting the money cheap." He notes that Denmark sold 2 year bonds at a yield of -0.08%. "Spain has paid more for 12-month funds than Mexico will pay for 5 years later," Galy says. Traders say the results earlier underlined a sluggish auction, with the 12-month Letra hitting new euro-era yield high of 5.074% beating previous high of 5.022% set back in Nov 2011. The 18-month yield saw the second highest auction yield of 5.107% just below Nov 2011 high of 5.159%.