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Markets approach the end of what has been a pretty difficult week. The single currency has made news lows for the year (vs. the USD) and markets have no more faith in the ability of eurozone leaders to quell speculation around a Greek exit as anti-bailout parties retain their lead in the Greek election opinion polls. We’ve also seen the capitulation of the single currency, something which we talked about earlier this month, where the euro has been the weakest [...]
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Whether you’re a user or not, you no doubt know of Facebook. The social networking service is visited by an estimated 900 million active users per month and is a cultural phenomenon. Can we expect another, more unusual miracle from the tech giant? Can the company’s IPO help lift the general sentiment and the broader equities market? We will discuss how this event could potentially alter the course of market itself and how – through risk trend connections – it [...]
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FxPro Daily Forex Brief | Clueless in Brussels

Yet another day where the bears were in charge, despite the fact that some European markets were shuttered for Ascension Day. European equities continued to slide, with losses generally ranging from 1% to 2%. Russia fared worse than most, falling by more than 4%. In the forex world, the dollar was again in the ascendancy; the euro fell under 1.27, cable dropped to near 1.58, and the Aussie traded through 0.99. Commodities were also under pressure, with Brent under USD [...]
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FxPro Daily Forex Brief | Europe must decide urgently

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 types of market risk and doing their best not to be crushed by a moving train that is [...]
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News that ongoing talks amongst politicians in Greece have failed to come up with a coalition government and that new elections will need to be called, has triggered renewed fears that a Greek exit from the eurozone might not be too far away. In response, risk assets are again on the defensive with both traders and investors seeking sanctuary in the US dollar. Overnight, the dollar index stopped just short of its highest level for the year, reaching 81.45. The [...]
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