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- ForexLive US wrap: Euro squeeze takes on new dimension
- It’s Only $1.2 Trillion, So No U.S. Treasury Press Release
- 1.3225 Woo Hoo!!!
- It’s never too late for a little Belgium-bashing
- Uh-oh: Another record euro short this week, according to CFTC
- How’s that Greek privatization program going?
- Obama Administration to expand mortgage modification program
- US Economists See Worrying Signs For 2012 in Q4 GDP Numbers
- Greek official: “Great” progress on legal, technical issues of debt swap
- Germany wants stricter extrernal oversight over Greek budget policy–Reuters
- Greek PM: Optimistic debt swap deal to be reached within days–Reuters
- Monti takes the Clintonian “old news” approach
- Giant German insurer Allianz has outlook cut to negative by S&P; rating affirmed at AA
- 1.3240/45 next resistance
- US DATA: BLS 2011 union membership report says rate..
- US DATA: for those making Chicago PM projections,….
- US Hill GOP To View Any Obama Tax Reform Plan Very Skeptically
- Classic price action
- Italy, Spain, Belgium, Slovenia, Cyprus all cut by Fitch
- Trichet: No ECB haircut on Greek debt
ForexLive US wrap: Euro squeeze takes on new dimension Posted: US GDP rises 2.8% in Q4; final sales up only 0.8%; inflation tumbles; Core PCE up 1.1%, down from 2.0% ECB’s Draghi: Europe has avoided credit crisis thanks to LTRO University of Michigan consumer sentiment rises to 75 final in January from 74.0 prelim NY Fed’s Dudley: Unemployment unacceptably high, inflation seen decelerating BOE’s Miles: [...] |
It’s Only $1.2 Trillion, So No U.S. Treasury Press Release Posted: By Denny Gulino WASHINGTON (MNI) – The hour has almost arrived for an important bookeeping entry at the U.S. Treasury Department, the notation that from this day forward the U.S. government can borrow another $1.2 trillion. Don’t look in your inbox for that email from Treasury alerting the world at the close-of-business trigger time. There [...] |
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It’s never too late for a little Belgium-bashing Posted: |
Uh-oh: Another record euro short this week, according to CFTC Posted: |
How’s that Greek privatization program going? Posted: |
Obama Administration to expand mortgage modification program Posted: |
US Economists See Worrying Signs For 2012 in Q4 GDP Numbers Posted: By Chris Cermak WASHINGTON (MNI) – The outlook for the U.S. economy in 2012 is looking a little bleaker after the release of Friday’s fourth-quarter GDP report, which showed growth was propped up in large part by temporary factors that are unlikely to carry through into this year. While the Federal Reserve and others stressed [...] |
Greek official: “Great” progress on legal, technical issues of debt swap Posted: |
Germany wants stricter extrernal oversight over Greek budget policy–Reuters Posted: |
Greek PM: Optimistic debt swap deal to be reached within days–Reuters Posted: |
Monti takes the Clintonian “old news” approach Posted: One of Bill Clinton’s most effective defense mechanisms when caught with hand in the cookie jar (or something else) was that the charge was “old news”. Mario Monti just used that defense to dismiss the Fitch downgrade. His reaction to the old news is “detached serenity”, according to Reuters. Well played, Mario! Well Played… |
Giant German insurer Allianz has outlook cut to negative by S&P; rating affirmed at AA Posted: |
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US DATA: BLS 2011 union membership report says rate.. Posted: US DATA: BLS 2011 union membership report says membership rate was 11.8 percent, essentially unchanged from 11.9 percent in 2010. The number of wage and salary workers belonging to unions, at 14.8 million, also showed little movement over the year. In 1983, the first year for which comparable union data are available, the union membership [...] |
US DATA: for those making Chicago PM projections,…. Posted: |
US Hill GOP To View Any Obama Tax Reform Plan Very Skeptically Posted: –Republicans Likely To See Any Admin Tax Plan As Political Ploy –Hill GOP Plans To Win Control of Congress Next Year, Write Own Bill By John Shaw WASHINGTON (MNI) – In comments to reporters this week, House Speaker John Boehner accused President Obama of being in “total campaign mode” since last fall. So it stands [...] |
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Italy, Spain, Belgium, Slovenia, Cyprus all cut by Fitch Posted: Ireland was affirmed at BBB+ with a negative outlook. Belgium cut to AA from AA+. Italy two notches to A- from A+. Spain cut two notches to A from AA-. Not much reaction to the cuts as ratings agencies become increasingly irrelevant. Fitch says the countries cut do not accrue the reserve currency benefits of [...] |
Trichet: No ECB haircut on Greek debt Posted: |
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