While, in America, the talk is all about the likelihood of QE3, in Britain, the Bank of England is mulling QE2. Indeed, this Thursday, when the interest rate decision is announced, many expect that an announcement of an increase in asset purchases will accompany it.

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The Great Britain pound retreated today as the government report showed Britain’s economy grew with slower pace than was previously estimated, fueling concerns the UK isn’t able to survive without additional stimulus.(...)
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The Asian currencies, led by the Malaysian ringgit, gained today on the speculation that the Federal Reserve will boost stimulus to the US economy, improving prospect for Asia’s exports.(...)
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The Canadian dollar erased its previous losses today as the global equities rallied, easing concerns for the world economy and improving prospects for growth-related currencies.(...)
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Back in July, Greece expected that about 21% of private bondholders would accept write-downs in order to prevent an outright default its sovereign debt. Now, some eurozone countries, led by Germany, are hoping for a little more from the private sector.

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