The Fed’s latest beige book and the
ADP employment data came out a little bit more optimistic. Fed Chairman
Bernanke’s made a statement saying he would not rule of the possibility of a
QE3 if conditions deteriorate though that is clearly not his expectation.
Euro rose to a high of 1.3890 last
night on growing expectations on a rise in interest rates in the Eurozone
before the United States .
There’s talk of option related selling ahead of 1.3900. Eurozone PPI came out
stronger and will add to the ECB’s inflation concerns. S&P has also said
its ratings on Greece and Portugal remain
on credit-watch negative.
This week has been a data-intensive
week for the Aussie. It was a mixed bag this morning with the trade balance
coming out better than expected but the building approvals came out worse.
Lots of data tonight! Keep a close
watch on your trades!
Data Today
German Retail Sales – 7am GMT
German PMI services – 8.48am GMT
Eurozone Services PMI – 9am GMT
Eurozone GDP - 10am GMT
ECB rate decision – 1.00pm GMT
ECB Trichet's speech – 1.30pm GMT
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