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- Greek woes continue to dominate the market
- Market sentiment still dominated by lack of Greek solution
- And so it continues..
- The Greek Government pass their no confidence vote
- The dollar has strengthened overnight
- Euro strengthens overnight after drop off against the Dollar
- Important week for the Hellenic state as lawmakers vote
- Sterling dropped to a five month low against the US Dollar yesterday
- All eyes of the world focus on Greece
- Sterling feels the pinch of UK strikes and demonstrations
- Happy Independence Day!
- The week starts today
- An interesting day in the markets yesterday
- Rates look set to stay at 0.5% as BOE make announcement
- The BOE offers little as European Central Bank raises rates
- Italy is the latest in the firing line as the European debt crisis continues
- EU finance ministers meeting did little to calm market fears
- The Euro finds some respite in the midst of its debt crisis
- More bad news is looming for the Euro
- The Euro is back in the firing line as Italy face doom and gloom
- It’s amazing how quickly the tide can turn..
- Sterling could be in for a rough ride
- It’s getting to make or break time for the Euro
- The European debt crisis is continuing to linger..
- Sterling is gently reaping the rewards of weakness in both the Euro and US Dollar
- The Euro has found itself back in the limelight
- Confidence is fading fast for the Euro
- Japan’s intervention in the currency markets pushes US Dollar higher
- The US Dollar came firmly back into the spotlight on Friday
- The US seem to have eased some market fears last night
- US consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest since 2009
- The majors are trading in a range at the moment
- The EUR came under a lot of pressure in yesterdays trading session
- US Labour Day brings a calm and quiet market
- An air of calm as descended has markets try to get back to normal
- The Dollar continued its good run yesterday ahead of Barack Obama’s speech
- The Euro is still fully on the defensive this morning
- The Euro starts to claw back some recent losses
- Sterling has found itself back under a little bit of pressure
- The action has already started as we approach the last week of the month
- Real concerns are beginning to grow in the US over unemployment
- Europe’s ability to manage and contain its debt crisis is causing concern
- EUR/USD has dropped off from its high of 1.39
- Will they won’t they?
- Today is deadline day. Or is it?
- Markets are trading on relief
- EUR continued its surge yesterday
- We’ve seen a sharp retracement in the EUR in Mondays trading
- The referendum; does Greece want to stay in the Euro?; yes or no
- Yesterday was a very volatile day with the ECB cutting interest rates
- All eyes are on Italy. Will Berlusconi pass a confidence vote today?
- Italy focuses on forming a new government after Berlusconi resigns
- Data releases today could instigate market volatility
- Safe haven currencies look set tobecome the ‘dish of the day’
- It seems political bickering isnt merely confined to the Eurozone
- Sterling could well be in for a rough ride today
- Today may be fairly quiet on the currency front
- We hit EUR/USD lows last week
- David Cameron vetoes the EU
- The Euro continues to limp along as we edge ever closer to Christmas and the New Year
- Where now for the Euro?
- And finally the 1.30 level has been broken on EUR/USD. It’s about time too
- Japan’s industrial output fell by 4% year on year with a sharp dip last month of -2.6%
- GBP/EUR keeps flirting with the 1.20 level
- EUR/USD has fallen..
- EUR/USD fall..and then retracts
- The Euros continuing slide into oblivion seems to have been temporarily halted
- The Dollar strenghtens substantially against Sterling
- Where now for the Euro?
- There’s no end to the drama in the markets
- Yesterday’s trading was very range bound
- The Euro is clawing back fragile gains
- GBP/USD has followed the single currency to the upside
- The Euros woes continue
- The Greek talks seem to have reached an impasse
- The Japanese Yen hits the headlines
- EUR/USD has hit a monthly high of 1.3130
- ‘Some progress made’ in talks between Athens and private creditors
- The Euro snaps back from Fridays highs
- EUR/USD retreated yesterday
- Risk on sentiment has returned
- The non-farm payroll figure is released from the US today
- Still no deal from Greece
- The Euro staged a significant rally yesterday
- The Greek plot thickens
- De ja vu appears to have struck us again
- GBP/USD has plummeted
- The Euros resilience continues
- Market focus shifts to the topic of Europes bailout fund
- Countdown to the ECB’s second LTRO ends today
- EUR/USD is trading around the 1.3250 level at present
- Last week’s Dollar rally looks set to continue
- GBP/EUR is still flirting with the 1.20 level
- Greece managed to push through with its debt swap
- EUR/USD has come under further pressure during the European session
- George Osborne releases his budget next week for the year ahead
- The EUR rose sharply against the USD yesterday
- EUR/USD has continued its downward trend
- All eyes will look to the Bank of England today
- GBP/EUR is starting to get interesting again
- Disappointment with the currency markets yesterday
- Greece is back in the headlines
- EUR/USD has broken through the 1.30 barrier…
- EUR/USD continues to plunge
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