IT looks likely that Euro will break down from the 1.32 levels of earlier this weak when it continues from $1.297 levels as US Economic data remains wishy washy about the recovery but the Aussie and the Euro have finally…
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Euro Debt Crisis: Another accident in German Bund Auctions | Insight Europe
After barely three months of 2012, the European Fixed Income vote of no confidence continued to strike terror in investors’ hearts with the flurry of bad news in Economic Data thru February and march translating to investors s staying away…
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Tagged with: Asia, Auction, Euro, Eurozone, February, German, Germany, Ireland, Italian, Italy, Mario Monti, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis
US Economy (EoD Review) : Eurozone February growth consistent, another deficit hope for China?
US imports rose with more than a few partners and even as deficits and trade with Eurozone and UK was expectedly clipped, Industrial production data in France Germany and Italy was weak esp Output impacted in France in all categories…
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Tagged with: Balance of trade, China, December, Economic Growth, Eurozone, France, Germany, Retail
Posted in Amitonomics, China, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, China, Global, US
China inflation hits target 3%. now a dull PPI shutdown scare | Asia Review & Insight
The Inflation ticked down -0.1% M/M at retail to hit a Y/Y 3% comparison, Propducer Prices weak at the same level as last year linking to the production scare in the Eurozone which China by policy would have to indulge…
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Tagged with: Asia, BRIC, China, Eurozone, Export, Foreign direct investment, India, New Delhi
Posted in Amitonomics, Brazil, China, Emerging Markets
Posted in Amitonomics, Brazil, China, Emerging Markets
Europe: Bundesbank decries the LTRO operations again | Europe Review & Insight
The issue at hand is how 800 banks were able to participate because of weaker collateral rules done on the sly by Mario Draghi’s ECB , first for collateral specific to smaller French banks and it seems another round of…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", ECB, Eurobond, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Germany, LTRO, Mario Draghi
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
US Economy: The Purchase Index couldn’t do it..but there is a lot of QE in the election year
Of course a nine day window for Greece to detail the austerity measures and then endless bouts of Dutch, Finnish parliament votes and German referendum to approve the package of EUR 130 bln have the markets in a tizzy so…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", Austerity, Bank of England, China, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Greece, HSBC, Monetary Policy Committee, Quantitative Easing
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Financial Markets, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Financial Markets, US
US & European Banks : Did you make the long list?
Note: This exclusive realisation, brought about by our re-scanning at day end on FT alphaville Moodys’ seemingly gave indications that it will be reassessing banking companies, securities firms with Credit operations for both US and European Banks. Where banks have…
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Tagged with: credit suisse, Deutsche Bank, Eurozone, France, Italy, Moody, Morgan Stanley, Société Générale, UBS
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Europe and Greece: A couple of ECB co-opts may make the cut.
Even as Angela Merkel again timed here political apology to Greece for the last minute, the default discussions for Greece with Bondholders now safely include options for the EUR 4 0 bln that is held by ECB . ECB can…
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Tagged with: Angela Merkel, China, ECB, European Central Bank, European Financial Stability Facility, European Union, Eurozone, Greece, International Monetary Fund, Saudi arabia
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
European Banks Debt Crisis: Europe & the 3 yr Loans (LTRO)
That fringe blog as it likes to call itself is trying to run the shop like a frustrated Euro trader but his acuity is delightful as it gives us a lot to share in the public domain next only to…
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Tagged with: cnbc, credit suisse, ECB, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Italy, Mario Draghi, Reuters Insider, Spain
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
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