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Europe must decide urgently

Thu. 17th of Mai 2012 @ 07:19 GMT

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Nearly five years into the global credit crunch, you get a feeling for when something has reached the point of no return, when no amount of reassurance, promises or policies will fight the tide of markets. This is not to define markets as pure ‘speculators’, rather rational individuals and entities that are removing deposits from Greek banks, reducing their exposures to all... (plus)
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The Greek deposit contagion

Thu. 17th of Mai 2012 @ 09:57 GMT

As is so often the case, it is usually an accelerated flow of money in a particular direction... (plus)


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  • 16 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Michael Derks, Chief Strategist, surveys the increasingly desloate Spanish, Italian and Greek landscape, the flight to the dollar and the surprisingly low gold price.

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  • 15 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    In a day of sdubdued market activity, Micheal Derks, Chief Strategist, reviews the flat eurozone growth figures, the depreciating RMB and looks ahead to the first Hollande/Merkel meeting.

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  • 14 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Michael Derks, Chief Strategist, looks at the sea of red in the markets with equities well down, the gold price on the slide and Spanish worries continuing to hurt the euro.

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  • 11 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Simon Smith, Chief Economist rounds off the week as the Spanish banking crisis and budget deficit announcement this afternoon pressure the euro.

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  • 10 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Simon Smith, Chief Economist, reviews the morning market action. A calmer risk-off environment is prevailing with trading in tight ranges and doubt over Greece, France and the Spanish banks.

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  • 9 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    In the continued eurozone uncertainty, Chief Economist, Simon Smith, takes a look at the widening peripheral bond spreads, the euro that simply will not succumb and the sharp fall in the gold price. Coverage of all these topics can be found in more detail at www.fxpro.com/news

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  • 8 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Simon Smith, Chief Economist, reviews the weekend's election results and their impact on the eurozone's fiscal compact as well as the declining terms of trade down under and the impact on the Aussie

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  • 4 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Simon Smith, Chief Economist ends the week with a look at the euro, pressured by this week's poor PMI data, the RBA's cut to it's growth and inflation forecaset and looks ahead to today's US payrolls figures.

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  • 3 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Just as the ECB announces no change on rates, Michael Derks, Chief Strategist, takes a look at the extraordinarily resilient euro, sterling's current safe-haven status and AUD following the weak services data.

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  • 2 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Chief Strategist Michael Derks talks about the impact of today's weak data in the eurozone and the still strong performance of sterling, despite everything that is thrown at it.

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  • 1 May | FxPro Daily Briefing

    FxPro's Chief Strategist Michael Derks talks about the rate cut from the Australian central bank, together with the latest data on the state of the UK economy.

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  • 30 Apr | FxPro Daily Briefing

    Chief Strategist, Michael Derks, talks about the latest eurozone lending data, growth data in Spain and the upcoming interest rate decision in Australia.

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Simon Smith, Chief Economist

Welcome to the point of no return

Simon Smith - Wed. 16th of Mai 2012 @ 12:44 GMT

Nearly five years into the global credit crunch, you get a feeling for when something has reached the point of no return, when no amount of reassurance, promises or policies will fight the tide of markets. But to be sure, this is not to define markets as pure ‘speculators’, rather rational... (plus)
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