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EU: The European calendar gets underway at 0700GMT, with the release of the Spanish
March PPI numbers.
The main release on the Continent is expected at 0800GMT, with the release of
the April IfO business survey.
Also at 0800GMT, the Italian February retail sales numbers will cross the wires.
At 1200GMT, German Chancellor Angela Merkel gives a speech at a conference, in
Frankfurt.
Also at 1230GMT, ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch is slated to speak, in
Dresden, Germany, while Vice-President Vitor Constancio presents to the Economic
and Monetary Affairs Committee in Brussels.
At 1315GMT, ECB Governing Council member Jens Weidmann is scheduled to speak on
bank regulation in a monetary union, in Dresden.
SPAIN: The Spanish government is set to soften its austerity programme and focus
on structural reforms instead, the FT reports, adding the new plans could be
outlined on Friday.
GREECE: The Greek coalition government has agreed a plan to lay-off up to 2000
civil servants by the end of June and as many as 15,000 by the end of 2014.
UK:The UK data calendar kicks off at 0830GMT, with the release of the March BBA
lending data, followed at 1000GMT by the April CBI Distributive Trade Survey.
BOE: The BOE has announced new FLS outlines, extending into 2015 and expanding
to non-bank SME lenders, largely in line with the leaks to the press.
UK PRESS: The Times says the EC and representatives of 11 eurozone countries met
to discuss a 6-page report that suggests the FTT will increase the borrowing
costs for eurozone countries and the added interest payments could outweigh any
tax take.
UK PRESS: The Independent says HSBC faces industrial action across its UK
business, as up to 3,000 jobs could be axed in the next round of job cuts.
US:The US calendar starts at 1100GMT, when the MBA Mortgage Index data for the
April 19 week will cross the wires.
At 1200GMT, the March Building Permits Revision is released,
followed at 1230GMT by the March Durable Goods Orders data.
Durable goods orders are expected to fall 3.0% in March after rebounding in
February. Boeing reported 39 aircraft orders in March, down sharply from 179 in
February. The underlying trend of non-transporation orders remains upward
despite a modest decline in Febraury.
At 1430GMT, the latest EIA Crude Oil Stocks numbers are released.
EURO SUMMARY: Closed in NY Tuesday at $1.2998 after slipping back from a NY
recovery high of $1.3028 to $1.2988 before edging higher into the close. Early
Asian trade was confined to a tight range around $1.3000 before euro-yen sales
pressed euro-dollar back to that NY pullback low of $1.2988 before bouncing back
to $1.3006 then settling back around $1.3000 through the balance of the session.
Disappointing Germany flash PMI data Tuesday has market boosting expectations
for the ECB to cut rates at its next meeting, with focus now turning to today's
Germany Ifo release for further 'confirmation'. Asian traders note offers in
place at $1.3015/20, more toward $1.3030 with stops above, said to extend
through to next resistance at $1.3050. Further sell interest then seen dotted
from above $1.3050 through to $1.3100, with talk of sovereign sell interest
placed above $1.3065. Option linked demand seen placed into $1.2980. Germany Ifo
the standout interest during the European morning, with US durable goods data
due at 1230GMT providing afternoon interest. Italy appears closer to announcing
a new PM, Amato the front runner for a unity government, confirmation could give
the euro a react lift.
EURO-DOLLAR: Continues to hold within a tight range around $1.3000 with market
focus on this morning's Germany Ifo release at 0800GMT
. Following Tuesday's
release of weak Germany flash PMI data the market is seen positioned for a weak
Ifo release. With this in mind traders are suggesting that if this weak result
is confirmed the react move lower could be muted by reported sovereign demand
interest into $1.2975/70 (mentioned Tuesday), as well as profit take buys from
those sitting short ahead. The bigger reaction could come from a positive
outcome in Ifo, which could threaten reported offers into $1.3030. Stops are
noted through this level, more dotted up to $1.3050. Overnight reports suggested
sovereign sell interest placed above $1.3065. Rate currently trades around
$1.3003.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3117 Monday Apr22 high
$1.3100 Minor offers
$1.3085 Tuesday Apr23 high
$1.3065 Talk of sovereign sell interest above/$1.3070 55-dma
$1.3050 Medium offers on approach
$1.3025/30 Medium offers (recovery high Tues $1.3028 off $1.2973)/Stops
$1.3011 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.3006
$1.3006 ***Current mkt rate 0609GMT Wednesday
$1.2988 Int.Day low Asia (NY pullback low off $1.3028)
$1.2984 Tech 40-dma (CTA's like this dma)
$1.2973 Tuesday Apr23 low/$1.2974 50% $1.2746-1.3202
$1.2970 Medium demand/Large stops on break
$1.2962 Tech Apr8 low
$1.2950/40 Medium demand/Stops/$1.2941 200-dma
$1.2920 Medium demand ($1.2919 61.8% $1.2745-1.3200)
DOLLAR-SWISS: Picking up talk that a major Swiss name has been a stand out buyer
of dollar-Swiss over the last two sessions, $2.5bln mentioned . Suggestions are
that with euro-dollar meeting decent sovereign demand into $1.2975/70 traders
are preferring to be long dollars vs other currencies. Dollar-Swiss currently
trades around Chf0.9450.
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed Tuesday in NY at $1.5240 having retreated from a
NY recovery high of $1.5288 to a low of $1.5233 before edging higher into the
close. Trade in NY basically tracked euro-dollar moves, with trade into Asia
following the same pattern. Rate was initially squeezed to a low of $1.5227
before it eventually edged up to challenge resistance at $1.5250. Failure here
prompted spec longs to trim back ahead of the European open/BOE FLS
announcement, touching $1.5232 before settling around $1.5240. Most of the BOE
FLS announcement confirmed what had been suggested in the UK press. Talk that
market could see dividend cable demand emerge over the next four sessions (this
would tend to suggest a major UK oil company). If buying does emerge expect this
to provide some cable buoyancy though traders aware of Thursday's key release of
Q1 GDP with most suggesting a pessimistic outcome which should provide some
counter. Offers remain in place at $1.5250, a break to open a move toward
$1.5274 (76.4% $1.5288-27). Above here and that $1.5288 level becomes exposed.
Offers noted from this level, strengthening toward $1.5300. Support now seen
between $1.5230/20, a break to open a deeper move toward $1.5200/1.5190.
YEN SUMMARY: Dollar-yen closed in NY Tuesday at Y99.48, just off session highs
of Y99.53 and able to recover well after the market reacted to an inaccurate
Tweet from AP (AP Twitter account was hacked) off a react low of Y98.58. This
recovery continued into early Asia with stops above Y99.50 targeted and
triggered to take rate on to Y99.76. Move saw momentum quickly fade with rate
easing down to Y99.19, the reversal aided by two European names reported to have
sold heavily back through Y99.50, with weak longs squeezed out on the move below
Y99.30. Market continues to eye the Y100.00 level, though some suggest market
looking a little long and could see more squeezing before we see a stronger
attempt. Larger Y100.00 strike option expiries Thursday and Friday have some
suggesting that this stronger attempt could occur into the end of the week,
noting also the BOJ meeting and announcement Friday. Large stops are said to be
building above Y100.05. Those option accounts that have been selling ahead of
Y100.00 expected to recoup shorts into dips. Euro-yen saw an overnight high of
Y129.70, the rate extending its recovery off Y128.19 NY lows, before easing to
Y128.86, settling between Y129.20/30 into Europe.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are sharply higher Wednesday. The
Nikkei 225 was ahead by 313.81 points, or 2.32%, at 13843.46. Into the close,
the broader-based TOPIX was higher by 17.83 points at 1161.61. Market breadth
indicators saw 179 issue higher, 40 lower and 6 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 2.599 bn shares.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2925, $1.2995(large), $1.3000, $1.3065
* Dollar-yen; Y98.00, Y98.60, Y99.20, Y99.50(large), Y100.00
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9300
* Aussie; $1.0150, $1.0200, $1.0250
* Dollar-Canada; C$1.0290(large), C$1.0400(large)
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: There are no European Sovereign T-bill issuance
planned for tomorrow, with the next auction planned from Italy on Friday. Italy
plan to issue E8.0bln new 6-month Oct 31, 2013 BOT on Friday. To recap so far
this week, on Monday afternoon, France sold E3.995bln 3-month BTF at average
yield 0.003%, E1.992bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.024% & E1.995bln 12-month
BTF at average yield 0.054%. On Tuesday Spain sold E855mln 3-month Letra at
average yield 0.12% and E2.156bln 9-month Letra at average yield 0.787%. The ESM
sold E2.941bln of a new 6-month Bill at average yield 0.0137%.
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Germany and Italy come to the eurozone sovereign bond market
Wednesday. Germany re-opens its 30-year benchmark 2.50% July 2044 Bund for up to
E2.0bln and Italy taps its zero coupon Dec 2014 CTZ for between E2.0bln-E2.5bln
along with its 10-year benchmark linker 2.60% Sep 2023 BTPei issue for between
E500mln-E750mln. In terms of reinvestment flows, redemptions are due from France
E23.61bln and coupon payments from France E16.7bln, Italy E0.2bln and Greece
E0.08bln -- leaves net cash flow positive E35.34bln vs E5.0bln last week. For
full details of forthcoming issues, please see eurozone bond auction calendar &
MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
GERMAN AUCTION PREVIEW: The Deutsche Finanzagentur re-opens its 30-year
benchmark 2.50% July 2044 issue Wednesday for up to E2.0bln. This is the 4th
re-opening of this 30-year issue and takes the total size outstanding to
E10.0bln. This issue will be re-opened twice again this year, i.e. July and
October for E2.0bln each auction, according to the DFA's auction calendar.
Overall, 30-year Bund issuance has been reduced to E8.0bln this year vs E11.0bln
in 2012. The auction is seen underpinned by strong reinvestment flows in the
eurozone for past 2 weeks and also recent redemption/coupon payments from
Germany for E28.0bln & E2.59bln, respectively. Moreover, historic results have
been solid. At the last action on Jan 30, the DFA alloted E1.637bln at an
average yield of 2.45% and bid-to-cover ratio of 1.8 times and retained 18.2%.
Prior to this, it was sold on Oct 31, where the DFA alloted E1.704bln at an
average yield of 2.34% and then covered 2.7 times, with the Buba retaining 14.8%
of the sale. The average bid-to-cover ratio of the last 5 auctions is an
impressive 1.84 times. Auction results are due after auction bidding close at
0930GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Apr 24 Italy President Napolitano may announce new PM
- Apr 24 Netherlands parliament votes on Cyprus aid package
- Apr 24 ECB quarterly Bank Lending Survey
- Apr 24 German Apr Ifo business survey
- Apr 24 Italy taps CTZ/linker bonds for up to E3.25bln
- Apr 24 German debt chief Tammo Diemer speaks at Euromoney conference Berlin
- Apr 24 German Merkel meets EU President Van Rompuy in Berlin
- Apr 25 German Merkel meets Slovenian President Pahor in Berlin
- Apr 25 German Merkel speaks at conference of German savings banks in Dresden
- Apr 25 Germany's DIW economic research institute monthly economic barometer
- Apr 25 German EconMin Roesler presents govt's new economic growth forecasts
- Apr 26 Italy sells 6-month T-bills for E8.0bln
- Apr 29 Italy BTP auction
- Apr 29 EMU Apr business climate/consumer confidence
- Apr 30 Eurozone flash HICP
US: Timeline of key events in the US for the next several days:
- Apr 24 Tsy Lew testifies before House Appropriations Ctee at 0930ET
- Apr 24 Tsy Gregg at NACHA Payments System lunch in San Diego at 1130ET
- Apr 24 Tsy Brainard testifies before House Finl Svcs Ctee at 1400ET
- Apr 25 Freddie Mac to announce Reference Note issuance
- Apr 25 Tsy Lew testifies before House Appropriations Ctee at 1000ET
- Apr 25 UST announces 3/6m bills, 52wk at 1100ET
- Apr 25 UST auctions $29Bn 7y at 1300ET
- Apr 25 Tsy Lew at Fin Stability Oversight Council in Washington at 1430ET
- Apr 25 Money Supply (M2) at 1630ET
- Apr 26 1q GDP, est 3.1% at 0830ET
- Apr 26 Outright Tsy Cpon Purc May 15 2020-Feb 15 2023 $2.75-$3.50B
- Apr 29 UST announces 4 wk at 1100ET
- Apr 29 UST auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
- Apr 30 UST auctions 4wk, 52wk at 1130ET
- Apr 30-May 01 FOMC policy meeting
EU: The European calendar gets underway at 0700GMT, with the release of the Spanish
March PPI numbers.
The main release on the Continent is expected at 0800GMT, with the release of
the April IfO business survey.
Also at 0800GMT, the Italian February retail sales numbers will cross the wires.
At 1200GMT, German Chancellor Angela Merkel gives a speech at a conference, in
Frankfurt.
Also at 1230GMT, ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch is slated to speak, in
Dresden, Germany, while Vice-President Vitor Constancio presents to the Economic
and Monetary Affairs Committee in Brussels.
At 1315GMT, ECB Governing Council member Jens Weidmann is scheduled to speak on
bank regulation in a monetary union, in Dresden.
SPAIN: The Spanish government is set to soften its austerity programme and focus
on structural reforms instead, the FT reports, adding the new plans could be
outlined on Friday.
GREECE: The Greek coalition government has agreed a plan to lay-off up to 2000
civil servants by the end of June and as many as 15,000 by the end of 2014.
UK:The UK data calendar kicks off at 0830GMT, with the release of the March BBA
lending data, followed at 1000GMT by the April CBI Distributive Trade Survey.
BOE: The BOE has announced new FLS outlines, extending into 2015 and expanding
to non-bank SME lenders, largely in line with the leaks to the press.
UK PRESS: The Times says the EC and representatives of 11 eurozone countries met
to discuss a 6-page report that suggests the FTT will increase the borrowing
costs for eurozone countries and the added interest payments could outweigh any
tax take.
UK PRESS: The Independent says HSBC faces industrial action across its UK
business, as up to 3,000 jobs could be axed in the next round of job cuts.
US:The US calendar starts at 1100GMT, when the MBA Mortgage Index data for the
April 19 week will cross the wires.
At 1200GMT, the March Building Permits Revision is released,
followed at 1230GMT by the March Durable Goods Orders data.
Durable goods orders are expected to fall 3.0% in March after rebounding in
February. Boeing reported 39 aircraft orders in March, down sharply from 179 in
February. The underlying trend of non-transporation orders remains upward
despite a modest decline in Febraury.
At 1430GMT, the latest EIA Crude Oil Stocks numbers are released.
EURO SUMMARY: Closed in NY Tuesday at $1.2998 after slipping back from a NY
recovery high of $1.3028 to $1.2988 before edging higher into the close. Early
Asian trade was confined to a tight range around $1.3000 before euro-yen sales
pressed euro-dollar back to that NY pullback low of $1.2988 before bouncing back
to $1.3006 then settling back around $1.3000 through the balance of the session.
Disappointing Germany flash PMI data Tuesday has market boosting expectations
for the ECB to cut rates at its next meeting, with focus now turning to today's
Germany Ifo release for further 'confirmation'. Asian traders note offers in
place at $1.3015/20, more toward $1.3030 with stops above, said to extend
through to next resistance at $1.3050. Further sell interest then seen dotted
from above $1.3050 through to $1.3100, with talk of sovereign sell interest
placed above $1.3065. Option linked demand seen placed into $1.2980. Germany Ifo
the standout interest during the European morning, with US durable goods data
due at 1230GMT providing afternoon interest. Italy appears closer to announcing
a new PM, Amato the front runner for a unity government, confirmation could give
the euro a react lift.
EURO-DOLLAR: Continues to hold within a tight range around $1.3000 with market
focus on this morning's Germany Ifo release at 0800GMT
. Following Tuesday'srelease of weak Germany flash PMI data the market is seen positioned for a weak
Ifo release. With this in mind traders are suggesting that if this weak result
is confirmed the react move lower could be muted by reported sovereign demand
interest into $1.2975/70 (mentioned Tuesday), as well as profit take buys from
those sitting short ahead. The bigger reaction could come from a positive
outcome in Ifo, which could threaten reported offers into $1.3030. Stops are
noted through this level, more dotted up to $1.3050. Overnight reports suggested
sovereign sell interest placed above $1.3065. Rate currently trades around
$1.3003.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3117 Monday Apr22 high
$1.3100 Minor offers
$1.3085 Tuesday Apr23 high
$1.3065 Talk of sovereign sell interest above/$1.3070 55-dma
$1.3050 Medium offers on approach
$1.3025/30 Medium offers (recovery high Tues $1.3028 off $1.2973)/Stops
$1.3011 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.3006
$1.3006 ***Current mkt rate 0609GMT Wednesday
$1.2988 Int.Day low Asia (NY pullback low off $1.3028)
$1.2984 Tech 40-dma (CTA's like this dma)
$1.2973 Tuesday Apr23 low/$1.2974 50% $1.2746-1.3202
$1.2970 Medium demand/Large stops on break
$1.2962 Tech Apr8 low
$1.2950/40 Medium demand/Stops/$1.2941 200-dma
$1.2920 Medium demand ($1.2919 61.8% $1.2745-1.3200)
DOLLAR-SWISS: Picking up talk that a major Swiss name has been a stand out buyer
of dollar-Swiss over the last two sessions, $2.5bln mentioned . Suggestions are
that with euro-dollar meeting decent sovereign demand into $1.2975/70 traders
are preferring to be long dollars vs other currencies. Dollar-Swiss currently
trades around Chf0.9450.
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed Tuesday in NY at $1.5240 having retreated from a
NY recovery high of $1.5288 to a low of $1.5233 before edging higher into the
close. Trade in NY basically tracked euro-dollar moves, with trade into Asia
following the same pattern. Rate was initially squeezed to a low of $1.5227
before it eventually edged up to challenge resistance at $1.5250. Failure here
prompted spec longs to trim back ahead of the European open/BOE FLS
announcement, touching $1.5232 before settling around $1.5240. Most of the BOE
FLS announcement confirmed what had been suggested in the UK press. Talk that
market could see dividend cable demand emerge over the next four sessions (this
would tend to suggest a major UK oil company). If buying does emerge expect this
to provide some cable buoyancy though traders aware of Thursday's key release of
Q1 GDP with most suggesting a pessimistic outcome which should provide some
counter. Offers remain in place at $1.5250, a break to open a move toward
$1.5274 (76.4% $1.5288-27). Above here and that $1.5288 level becomes exposed.
Offers noted from this level, strengthening toward $1.5300. Support now seen
between $1.5230/20, a break to open a deeper move toward $1.5200/1.5190.
YEN SUMMARY: Dollar-yen closed in NY Tuesday at Y99.48, just off session highs
of Y99.53 and able to recover well after the market reacted to an inaccurate
Tweet from AP (AP Twitter account was hacked) off a react low of Y98.58. This
recovery continued into early Asia with stops above Y99.50 targeted and
triggered to take rate on to Y99.76. Move saw momentum quickly fade with rate
easing down to Y99.19, the reversal aided by two European names reported to have
sold heavily back through Y99.50, with weak longs squeezed out on the move below
Y99.30. Market continues to eye the Y100.00 level, though some suggest market
looking a little long and could see more squeezing before we see a stronger
attempt. Larger Y100.00 strike option expiries Thursday and Friday have some
suggesting that this stronger attempt could occur into the end of the week,
noting also the BOJ meeting and announcement Friday. Large stops are said to be
building above Y100.05. Those option accounts that have been selling ahead of
Y100.00 expected to recoup shorts into dips. Euro-yen saw an overnight high of
Y129.70, the rate extending its recovery off Y128.19 NY lows, before easing to
Y128.86, settling between Y129.20/30 into Europe.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are sharply higher Wednesday. The
Nikkei 225 was ahead by 313.81 points, or 2.32%, at 13843.46. Into the close,
the broader-based TOPIX was higher by 17.83 points at 1161.61. Market breadth
indicators saw 179 issue higher, 40 lower and 6 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 2.599 bn shares.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2925, $1.2995(large), $1.3000, $1.3065
* Dollar-yen; Y98.00, Y98.60, Y99.20, Y99.50(large), Y100.00
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9300
* Aussie; $1.0150, $1.0200, $1.0250
* Dollar-Canada; C$1.0290(large), C$1.0400(large)
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: There are no European Sovereign T-bill issuance
planned for tomorrow, with the next auction planned from Italy on Friday. Italy
plan to issue E8.0bln new 6-month Oct 31, 2013 BOT on Friday. To recap so far
this week, on Monday afternoon, France sold E3.995bln 3-month BTF at average
yield 0.003%, E1.992bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.024% & E1.995bln 12-month
BTF at average yield 0.054%. On Tuesday Spain sold E855mln 3-month Letra at
average yield 0.12% and E2.156bln 9-month Letra at average yield 0.787%. The ESM
sold E2.941bln of a new 6-month Bill at average yield 0.0137%.
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Germany and Italy come to the eurozone sovereign bond market
Wednesday. Germany re-opens its 30-year benchmark 2.50% July 2044 Bund for up to
E2.0bln and Italy taps its zero coupon Dec 2014 CTZ for between E2.0bln-E2.5bln
along with its 10-year benchmark linker 2.60% Sep 2023 BTPei issue for between
E500mln-E750mln. In terms of reinvestment flows, redemptions are due from France
E23.61bln and coupon payments from France E16.7bln, Italy E0.2bln and Greece
E0.08bln -- leaves net cash flow positive E35.34bln vs E5.0bln last week. For
full details of forthcoming issues, please see eurozone bond auction calendar &
MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
GERMAN AUCTION PREVIEW: The Deutsche Finanzagentur re-opens its 30-year
benchmark 2.50% July 2044 issue Wednesday for up to E2.0bln. This is the 4th
re-opening of this 30-year issue and takes the total size outstanding to
E10.0bln. This issue will be re-opened twice again this year, i.e. July and
October for E2.0bln each auction, according to the DFA's auction calendar.
Overall, 30-year Bund issuance has been reduced to E8.0bln this year vs E11.0bln
in 2012. The auction is seen underpinned by strong reinvestment flows in the
eurozone for past 2 weeks and also recent redemption/coupon payments from
Germany for E28.0bln & E2.59bln, respectively. Moreover, historic results have
been solid. At the last action on Jan 30, the DFA alloted E1.637bln at an
average yield of 2.45% and bid-to-cover ratio of 1.8 times and retained 18.2%.
Prior to this, it was sold on Oct 31, where the DFA alloted E1.704bln at an
average yield of 2.34% and then covered 2.7 times, with the Buba retaining 14.8%
of the sale. The average bid-to-cover ratio of the last 5 auctions is an
impressive 1.84 times. Auction results are due after auction bidding close at
0930GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Apr 24 Italy President Napolitano may announce new PM
- Apr 24 Netherlands parliament votes on Cyprus aid package
- Apr 24 ECB quarterly Bank Lending Survey
- Apr 24 German Apr Ifo business survey
- Apr 24 Italy taps CTZ/linker bonds for up to E3.25bln
- Apr 24 German debt chief Tammo Diemer speaks at Euromoney conference Berlin
- Apr 24 German Merkel meets EU President Van Rompuy in Berlin
- Apr 25 German Merkel meets Slovenian President Pahor in Berlin
- Apr 25 German Merkel speaks at conference of German savings banks in Dresden
- Apr 25 Germany's DIW economic research institute monthly economic barometer
- Apr 25 German EconMin Roesler presents govt's new economic growth forecasts
- Apr 26 Italy sells 6-month T-bills for E8.0bln
- Apr 29 Italy BTP auction
- Apr 29 EMU Apr business climate/consumer confidence
- Apr 30 Eurozone flash HICP
US: Timeline of key events in the US for the next several days:
- Apr 24 Tsy Lew testifies before House Appropriations Ctee at 0930ET
- Apr 24 Tsy Gregg at NACHA Payments System lunch in San Diego at 1130ET
- Apr 24 Tsy Brainard testifies before House Finl Svcs Ctee at 1400ET
- Apr 25 Freddie Mac to announce Reference Note issuance
- Apr 25 Tsy Lew testifies before House Appropriations Ctee at 1000ET
- Apr 25 UST announces 3/6m bills, 52wk at 1100ET
- Apr 25 UST auctions $29Bn 7y at 1300ET
- Apr 25 Tsy Lew at Fin Stability Oversight Council in Washington at 1430ET
- Apr 25 Money Supply (M2) at 1630ET
- Apr 26 1q GDP, est 3.1% at 0830ET
- Apr 26 Outright Tsy Cpon Purc May 15 2020-Feb 15 2023 $2.75-$3.50B
- Apr 29 UST announces 4 wk at 1100ET
- Apr 29 UST auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
- Apr 30 UST auctions 4wk, 52wk at 1130ET
- Apr 30-May 01 FOMC policy meeting
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... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
Troche to straszneNowy123 pisze:http://www.forexfactory.com/news.php?do=news&id=424078
Nie wyobrazalem sobie, ze to jest az do tego stopnia zautomatyzowane.
There is no point in having a plan B because it distracts from plan A. - Will Smith
Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
kiedy grubasy zaczną zakupy bo coś zaspali dziś
Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
-- Dodano: śr 24-04-2013, 9:03 --
to nie straszne tylko tak jestmuchacho_ pisze:Troche to straszneNowy123 pisze:http://www.forexfactory.com/news.php?do=news&id=424078
Nie wyobrazalem sobie, ze to jest az do tego stopnia zautomatyzowane.
na GPW tez zmienili system na szybszy by algorytmy mogly bujac ladnieRe: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
A do wszystkich eLkowiczów, na czym opieracie swoje elki na edku? liczycie że info z niemiec będzie super dobre? bo technicznie to dół minimum 1.29. Jedynie super dobre info z niemiec IFO może wam dać zarobić krótkoterminowo.
Ostatnio zmieniony 24 kwie 2013, 09:06 przez psxor, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.
Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
The same. Zobaczmy co to będziepsxor pisze:to ja sie wyłamie od graczy z forum i na edku i ejku s
'Nie myli się ten co nic nie robi'
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Baltazar_fx
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Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
to jest nas już dwóch, a rynek pokaże kto ma racjępsxor pisze:to ja sie wyłamie od graczy z forum i na edku i ejku s
Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
U J obserwowac w okolicy 99 86 88 90 c ozrobia czy odpadna moza probowac S jak nie przejda i nad szczytem SL
a ja ktak nikkie opor wlasnie ma 14000 mysle ze tam korekta nastapi z tych okolic troche pomiela
100 - 100 30 U J jesli przejda nastepnie 101 46-70
c ozrobia czy odpadna moza probowac S jak nie przejda i nad szczytem SL a ja ktak nikkie opor wlasnie ma 14000 mysle ze tam korekta nastapi z tych okolic troche pomiela
100 - 100 30 U J jesli przejda nastepnie 101 46-70
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Damiano1100
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Re: DayTrading: Środa 24.04.2013
Masakra ten mecz, jak tych niemców szkolą, że legendy jak dzieci ogrywają. Swoją drogą bramkarz Barcy dużo pomógł.kuchara23 pisze:Bayern zdemolował Barcelonę w półfinale Ligi Mistrzów!
ale wczoraj byla rozpizdziel!
4:0 dla Niemcow.... szok!!
podobno Hiszpanie zarzucają sędziemu fatalne błędy.
"Sędziowanie Viktora Kassai było katastrofalne, ale nie może być obwiniany za bolączki Barcelony" - pisze z kolei "Sport". Gazeta określa decyzje sędziowskie jako "niefortunne", ale zauważa, że nie miały na celu zaszkodzić hiszpańskiemu klubowi, bo Kassai mylił się w dwie strony (niepodyktowany karny za rękę Pique). "Dwa gole dla Bayernu także były kontrowersyjne" - kończy dziennikarz "Sportu" Josep Capdevila.
L na edku na jakiej podstawie pytam się?
