Fundamental Headlines • Fed to Bare Tightening Plan – Wall Street Journal • G-7
Leaders Split on Finance Regulation – Wall Street Journal • Traders cautious as
contagion fears linger - Financial Times • Weak Dollar Illusory as Correlated
Trading Shows Gains Since Bretton
Talking Points • Japanese Yen: Weighed by Risk Appetite
• Pound: Extends Decline From Previous Week
• Euro: Investor Sentiment Unexpectedly Weakens
• US Dollar: Lack of Fundamental Releases to Give Way to Risk
Trends Euro Rebounds Despite Drop in Sentix
YOU'D never buy a pair of expensive jeans without trying them on first. After
all, the cut could be unflattering and sizes are not what they used to be. But
somehow, property investors feel comfortable risking a lot more than the cost
of designer clothes when they buy an apartment without
Beware the many pitfalls that come with purchasing property before it is built.
YOU'D never buy a pair of expensive jeans without trying them on first. After
all, the cut could be unflattering and sizes are not what they used to be. But
somehow, property investors feel comfortable
Fundamental Forecast for Japanese Yen: Neutral - US Dollar Selling Intensifies
Against Japanese Yen - Speculative Sentiment Points to Continues Yen Gains -
Yen Futures Positioning Reverses From Bearish Extreme The Japanese Yen may
temporarily decline after five consecutive weeks of gains
Trading the News: Euro-Zone Sentix Investor Confidence Survey What’s Expected
Time of release: 02/08/2010 09:30 GMT,
04:30 EST Primary Pair Impact : EURUSD Previous:
-3.7 Impact the Sentix confidence survey
had on EURUSD through the last 2
This global blow out in public debt has been a key outcome from the global
financial crisis . Aging populations are also playing a role. The AMP's Chief
Economist , Dr Shane Oliver says that debt crises in peripheral countries, such
as Greece and Dubai, probably aren't enough to
THE European Commission has ordered Greece to slash public spending and spell
out the details of its austerity plan within ''one month'', invoking new EU
Treaty powers to impose a radical shake-up of the Greek economy. The labour
federation of Greece immediately called a general strike for
Wednesday February 3, 2010, 1:49 pm Takeover target AXA Asia Pacific Holdings
Ltd (AXA APH) suffered a three per cent decline in group managed funds during
2009, with a stronger performance from its insurance business buffering falls
in wealth management. AXA APH on Wednesday
AAP AXA APH on Wednesday said its insurance business had grown across all
markets, with inforce premiums - the difference between new and discontinued
insurance policies - particularly strong in Asia. Inforce premiums for AXA
APH's Hong Kong unit increased by eight per cent to $HK6.605
Fundamental Headlines • Fed to Bare Tightening Plan – Wall Street Journal • G-7
Leaders Split on Finance Regulation – Wall Street Journal • Traders cautious as
contagion fears linger - Financial Times • Weak Dollar Illusory as Correlated
Trading Shows Gains Since Bretton
