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  • Why Spain Won’t Regain Market Confidence

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    Spain is back in the limelight in the EZ crisis, where it has always belonged based on its fiscal, financial and economic fundamentals. Throughout this crisis, the liquidity or solvency of various sovereigns has been determined to a large degree by market sentiment. For Spain’s borrowing costs to recede again to sustainable levels, Spain needs to regain investor confidence. Looking ahead at the calendar of events in Spain and the EZ over the next few months, from where is the good news going to come? The answer isn’t at all obvious. If the Spanish government does not announce further austerity measures, ... (full story)

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    • Apr 16, 2012 1:25pm
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    • jaygee

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    • economist meg? lol. Really? Is this some housewife blogging now? I have read enough meg, thanks anyway. I won't need to read the rest.
    • Apr 16, 2012 1:47pm
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    • I don't think Roubini ildly recruits housewives to blog about sovereign debt. You might want to review Ms. Greene's viewpoints. Or you can go back to the BREAKING NEWS on Twitter or Talking Forex.
    • Apr 16, 2012 1:59pm
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    • why euro 1.3145 when spain won't regain market confidence, logic YEAH!!!!!!
    • Apr 16, 2012 3:49pm
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    • Nice article Megan.

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      why euro 1.3145 when spain won't regain market confidence, logic YEAH!!!!!!
      If you think about what's going to happen tomorrow, most probably a bloodbath for eur/usd parasite. you will see why the parasite is rallying up. From tech perspective, the parasite should retrace to this level at 1.311/1.3133 region for - my 0.01 cts analysis. But the big players left it till late so there will be less resistance - it's all a game play.

      However, there is still a downward trend.....spain will be a killer.

      Just trade carefully based on your RS lines
    • Apr 16, 2012 4:17pm
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    • Quoting jonahky7
      Nice article Megan.



      If you think about what's going to happen tomorrow, most probably a bloodbath for eur/usd parasite. you will see why the parasite is rallying up. From tech perspective, the parasite should retrace to this level at 1.311/1.3133 region for - my 0.01 cts analysis. But the big players left it till late so there will be less resistance - it's all a game play.

      However, there is still a downward trend.....spain will be a killer.

      Just trade carefully based on your RS lines
      Yeah, wanna sell euro 1.3110 for retrace reason but my instinct helped me with some patience to wait till 1.3140 holding on 3 shorts now at this level
    • Apr 18, 2012 11:02am
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    • This is all a crazy upside down thing. Spain wants to regain market confidence, what does that mean? Spain wants her debt to be attractive. Why does Spain have to be in debt, in the first place? Why do all countries have to be in debt?
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