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Dislikedai ya,
they fixed the blades in wrong spot for this lawn mower?
ok , back to the drawing board.
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Dislikedsell 1.33121 out 1.32944, off to lunch. Small move, for possible continuation, continuation seems to have stopped for the meanwhile. Off for lunchIgnored
1909 GMT [Dow Jones] The minutes show Fed officials reckoning the worst of the deflation scare is over. "Most participants expected that underlying measures of inflation would bottom out around current levels and then move gradually higher as the recovery progresses," the document says. ([email protected])
1905 GMT [Dow Jones] Here's the Fed staff outlook on the dollar: "The foreign exchange value of the dollar were projected to be higher, on average, than previously assumed. As a result, although the staff projection showed a higher level of real GDP, the average pace of growth over 2011 and 2012 was little changed from the November forecast, and the unemployment rate was still projected to decline slowly." ([email protected])
1904 GMT [Dow Jones] Minutes of the central bank's Dec. 14 meeting show Fed officials were more optimistic on the growth outlook, with risks of deflation having receded. But they noted there are still lots of downside risks, most notably in housing and from Europe's continued debt crisis.
2:02 (Dow Jones) Fed meeting minutes point to a high bar for the central bank to change its $600B bond-buying program, despite signs the effort may not have worked as policy makers expected. The minutes show Fed officials cottoning to differing explanations for the rise in yields, from year end factors to investors positioning for better economic times. The minutes suggest that whether or not the effort is working the Fed will forge ahead. ([email protected])
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gear up
Lock and load.
Check Jump cords
all on the bus,
eta 50 mins
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Seems the FOMC minutes have been a real non-event.
Eu has not much moved since it's release.
Ok, will do my daily morning preparation now.
Hope to see yoiu in the markets...
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[03:15 GMT Jan o5] The EUR/USD opened the Asian session close to the US session at 1.3308 after getting sold off during the US session when the USD broadly moved higher in line with a steep correction lower in commodity prices. The EUR/USD jumped to 1.3325 on a Bloomberg headline quoting a Chinese official saying China was likely to buy more Spanish debt, but fell below 1.3300 on a second headline saying further purchases depended on market conditions. The USD then moved higher across the board led by selling in the AUD/USD and NZD/USD - with the EUR/USD trading down to 1.3264 at one stage. Buyers ahead of support at 1.3250 discouraged attempts higher and the EUR/USD bounced back to 1.3285 heading into the afternoon session. USD sentiment has improved, as the run of better US data has scaled back Fed QE expectations. The EUR is getting some support from hopes the improving EZ data will calm EU debt markets. German Retail Sales and EZ Industrial Orders are out today - while Portugal auctions 600 MLN EUR in 6-month bills. (JN) Copyright 2011 Thomson Reuters - IFRMarkets
0338 GMT [Dow Jones] A thick layer of dollar-selling orders lies between Y82.20-Y82.50, says Shinkin Asset Management senior dealer Jun Kato. Most of these orders are from Japanese exporters, but there are also some related to option deals, he says.
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