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Feb 09, 2012 01:43 pm
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Originally posted by cees

moves to 1.3233 head to that point

 



moves to 1.3255

Feb 09, 2012 01:44 pm
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Originally posted by cees

 

Originally posted by cees

 

moves to 1.3233 head to that point

hits 1.3277, heading towards 1.3285

 

 



 

moves to 1.3255

 



Feb 09, 2012 01:46 pm
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euro hits 1.3282

Feb 09, 2012 01:48 pm
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eurusd headind toward 1.3290

Feb 09, 2012 01:49 pm
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now just above 1.3290 on 1.3293

Feb 09, 2012 01:50 pm
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moves back now at 1.3285

Feb 09, 2012 01:51 pm
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Bank sources report offers between 1.3320s and 1.3360s.Buy stops above.
Bids start in 1.3240.

Feb 09, 2012 01:54 pm
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Originally posted by cees

Bank sources report offers between 1.3320s and 1.3360s.Buy stops above.
Bids start in 1.3240.

 



eurusd now on 1.3275

Feb 10, 2012 07:04 am
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After Greece officially announced an austerity deal had been reached before the Eurogroup meeting, most thought smooth sailing would follow to get the second bailout package signed off on Thursday. However, in a turn of events Euro-negative yet not really reflected in the rate, Germany along with its European peers decided doubts still linger before throwing more loans into the 'black hole' of Greece.

Feb 10, 2012 07:12 am
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After the Greek coalition government reached common ground on pension cut reforms, last sticking point, disbelief over the effectiveness of the new Greek austerity plan keeps the Eurogroup reluctant to sign off on a fresh second bailout worth €130 bln.