It seems like the Irish story may be reaching a conclusion.
Governor Honohan became the first Irish policymaker to declare that the country
would apply for aid. The package will be in the form of a joint IMF/EU loan
that will “run into the tens of billions of Euro with an interest rate of 5%”.
We’ve been seeing a stronger Euro this morning.
The US
jobless claims matched the consensus at 439K, whereas the US leading
indicators increased by 0.5%. I think yesterday’s play was more towards the
news coming from Europe than the data coming out of the U.S. For today I think the dollar may just weaken
a little especially compared to the Euro.
Data Today:
German PPI – 7am GMT
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