Fleursdumal
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how do you do 
GBP/USD God save the yankees
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Fleursdumal
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preso anche il mio trail 
2,11 c'è la r1 , ci vediamo lì
altrimenti dacapo a 2,105
2,11 c'è la r1 , ci vediamo lì
altrimenti dacapo a 2,105
Fleursdumal
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stanno cedendo at least , non prima di aver tirato un'altra zampata early morning
dentro con 2 da 2,105 e 2,11 , obb 2,06 trail sceso a 2,101 per non farmi smarronare un'altra volta 
dentro con 2 da 2,105 e 2,11 , obb 2,06 trail sceso a 2,101 per non farmi smarronare un'altra volta
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Friday November 9, 01:20 PM
Sterling pulls back vs dollar
LONDON (ShareCast) - Sterling eased back from recent 26-year highs against the dollar Friday following news that Britain's trade gap hit a record £7.754bn in September.
Office for National Statistics figures revealed the deficit topped the £6.9bn
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analysts had expected and was up on the £6.948bn reported the month before.
The deficit with non-EU countries was also at a record high of £4.711bn from £3.953bn in August versus expectations of a £3.9bn shortfall.
Although most economists think the data is unlikely to have any impact on monetary policy, the pound still drifted away from its high of $2.1161.
Dealers pointed to rumours that Barclays (LSE: BARC.L - news) is ready to announce a £10bn write down as a result of exposure to sub-prime mortgages, although the UK bank denied the claims.
But the greenback fell to its worst level in 1½ years versus the yen as investors fled the US currency in search of safe haven assets elsewhere.
Some expect the US Federal Reserve to announce a further cut in interest rates as the economy shows few signs of staving off a serious economic slowdown.
The Fed announced a quarter point drop in US borrowing costs to 4.50% last week, although it did indicate that more cuts are not expected anytime soon.
Policymakers had already sliced the fed funds rate by 50 basis points in September from 5.25%, where they had been since the middle of 2006.
In a testimony before Congress' Joint Economic Committee Thursday, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warned of further risks to the US economy, which upset traders already worried about the credit market.
He raised fears about the credit crunch and noted oil prices near $100 a barrel and their impact on inflation, although he played down the threat of recession.
"Incoming information on the performance of mortgage-related assets has intensified investors' concerns about credit market developments and the implications of the downturn in the housing market for economic growth," he said.
Sterling pulls back vs dollar
LONDON (ShareCast) - Sterling eased back from recent 26-year highs against the dollar Friday following news that Britain's trade gap hit a record £7.754bn in September.
Office for National Statistics figures revealed the deficit topped the £6.9bn
(Advertisement)
analysts had expected and was up on the £6.948bn reported the month before.
The deficit with non-EU countries was also at a record high of £4.711bn from £3.953bn in August versus expectations of a £3.9bn shortfall.
Although most economists think the data is unlikely to have any impact on monetary policy, the pound still drifted away from its high of $2.1161.
Dealers pointed to rumours that Barclays (LSE: BARC.L - news) is ready to announce a £10bn write down as a result of exposure to sub-prime mortgages, although the UK bank denied the claims.
But the greenback fell to its worst level in 1½ years versus the yen as investors fled the US currency in search of safe haven assets elsewhere.
Some expect the US Federal Reserve to announce a further cut in interest rates as the economy shows few signs of staving off a serious economic slowdown.
The Fed announced a quarter point drop in US borrowing costs to 4.50% last week, although it did indicate that more cuts are not expected anytime soon.
Policymakers had already sliced the fed funds rate by 50 basis points in September from 5.25%, where they had been since the middle of 2006.
In a testimony before Congress' Joint Economic Committee Thursday, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warned of further risks to the US economy, which upset traders already worried about the credit market.
He raised fears about the credit crunch and noted oil prices near $100 a barrel and their impact on inflation, although he played down the threat of recession.
"Incoming information on the performance of mortgage-related assets has intensified investors' concerns about credit market developments and the implications of the downturn in the housing market for economic growth," he said.
Fleursdumal
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dan24 ha scritto:io ero dentro da 2,1135...ho chiuso a 2,11
stà tranquillo che st'anguilla ti darà occasione di rientrare
in ogni caso VADVilQ
Fleursdumal
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gli short sterling oggi stanno veleggiando e iniziano a scommettere in un primo taglio entro marzo , già scontato su scadenza jun
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