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Hi all...plz check this news..: Market Analytics Analysts on the ECB monetary policy Wednesday, January 11, 2012 - 14:30 Analysts at BofA Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Barclays Capital believe that by the middle of the year the European Central Bank will reduce borrowing costs to the record minimum of 0.5%. “The ECB is being more preemptive and aggressive now,” points out JPMorgan. Citigroup expects euro zone’s economy to contract by 1.2% this year and 0.2% in 2013 after 1.5% growth in 2011. As a result, inflation rate will fall from 2.8% in December to 1.1% in the second quarter of 2013, while the ECB’s target lies just below 2%. JPMorgan Chase thinks that fiscal squeeze of almost 2 percentage points of GDP this year will push unemployment above the record 11% level. Specialists at UniCredit, however, seem more optimistic. In their view, European economy will add 0.6% in 2012 as cheaper euro encourages trade. Consequently, the ECB will be able to keep its rate at 1%. Economists at Societe Generale claim that the central bank will be unwilling to pare its benchmark too close to 0 to maintain a corridor between it and the smaller deposit rate as the much lower benchmark would make it unattractive for money-market funds and banks to lend. The bank says that the ECB will stop cutting rates at 0.75%. Analysts at Jefferies note that if European economy keeps deteriorating even after the rate cuts, the ECB may decide to follow the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England conducting direct quantitative easing. In their view, such an initiative may come as soon as March and initially involve promising to buy as much as 500 billion euro of bonds across the region over 3 months. At the same time, it’s necessary to remember that Bundesbank strongly opposes purchases of Spanish and Italian bonds. Taking into account the strong influence of German central bank at the ECB, one may assume that quantitative easing will be an option for the European monetary authorities only if their price-stability mandate is at risk. Some experts think that the ECB is already conducting indirect QE lending to banks, which in their turn use these funds to buy government debt. Others don’t agree with such opinion saying that the central bank is currently trying to save banks and keep open the channel through which lower interest rates are transmitted rather than actively aid growth and governments. source: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-01-11/16401-analysts-ecb-monetary-policy

Market Analytics FBS analytical review 2011-2012 Tuesday, January 10, 2012 - 11:30 Main events of 2011. Outlook for 2012. Comments and forecasts for the single currency, Japanese yen and British pound. Financial challenges of 2011 2011 was expected to be the year of global economic recovery after the recession of 2008-2009. The year began rather well: the Federal Reserve had launched the second round of quantitative easing, while Europe managed to take a breath amid the tensions caused by the Greek debt issues. Nevertheless, the results of 2011 seem dismal: instead of moderate economic rebound the developed economies are now facing the risk of stagnation and even contraction. The problems started with the surge of the oil prices due to the turmoil in the Northern Africa and the Middle East. Then Japan suffered from the strongest earthquake and tsunami in its history which led to the Fukushima nuclear disaster. This resulted in the disruption of the supply chains which, in its turn, made commodities more expensive. The situation in the euro area has deteriorated: Portugal was forced to ask Troika – the IMF, the EU and the ECB – for bailout. It became evident that Greece is tormented not by the crisis of liquidity, but by the crisis of solvency and confidence. The response from the euro zone’s leaders came too late and was limited. The crisis began to spread across the region. Large European economies as Spain and Italy got under the market’s pressure and had to conduct austerity measures. Summer was marked with US drama: as American debt exceeded the limit of 14 trillion dollars, Democrats and Republicans were debating on increasing the nation’s debt ceiling and managed to come to the agreement only in time of the deadline. The problem was temporarily resolved, but the whole mess has cost the country the loss of its highest credit rating. Autumn has brought both good and bad news. On the one hand, despite the deterioration of the expectations during the summer the economic situation in the US began improving. On the other hand, the debt crisis kept spreading over Europe seizing more and more nations: the bond yields rallied even in the AAA-rated countries. At the same time, the policymakers on the either side of Atlantics still don’t hurry with the decisive steps aimed to resolve the problems which keep building up. Of course, the world has managed to avoid the worst outcome – the single currency is still in place, while the US government shutdown was fortunately left out of the way. At the same time, the situation remains quite difficult. In 2012 the developed economies and the whole global economy will face serious challenges. Europe may be facing the turning point in its history: the currency union will either have to make a rapid integration progress or begin disintegrating. Now it’s much more difficult for the European states to start recovering than it was a year ago. The recovery would take substantial, but credible and accomplishable fiscal consolidation plans, stable liquidity supplies to the banking sector and much more efficient collaboration of all stakeholders. Global economy will surely increase due to the economic growth of the emerging markets such as China and Brazil, though the lower demand in the developed world will affect these nations as well, so possibility of the global economic slowdown is high. more information please see here: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-01-10/16383-fbs-analytical-review-2011-201

Dear all....i hope this information usefull: Market Analytics UBS: bullish outlook for US dollar in 2012 Monday, January 9, 2012 - 13:30 From a broad perspective the greenback keeps trading at historically weak levels. It happens as for the last 10 years US fund managers, foreign central banks and sovereign wealth funds have been diversifying their holdings decreasing the share of assets denominated in American currency. Analysts at UBS claim that there are signs of a pause if not an end of this trend. As US economy starts to pick up showing better results than the other major economies dollar-based investors will likely cease buying foreign assets. The specialists cite the results of the latest IMF Composition of FX Reserves report, according to which the world’s central banks increased their holdings of US dollars back above 61% of their portfolios. In addition, during their trip to Middle East last month UBS strategists have found out that official asset managers are cautious in diversifying significantly out of new petro-dollar revenues. As a result, the bank is bullish in the greenback this year. source: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-01-09/16373-ubs-bullish-outlook-us-dollar-2012

Dear all....i hope this information usefull: Market Analytics UBS: bullish outlook for US dollar in 2012 Monday, January 9, 2012 - 13:30 From a broad perspective the greenback keeps trading at historically weak levels. It happens as for the last 10 years US fund managers, foreign central banks and sovereign wealth funds have been diversifying their holdings decreasing the share of assets denominated in American currency. Analysts at UBS claim that there are signs of a pause if not an end of this trend. As US economy starts to pick up showing better results than the other major economies dollar-based investors will likely cease buying foreign assets. The specialists cite the results of the latest IMF Composition of FX Reserves report, according to which the world’s central banks increased their holdings of US dollars back above 61% of their portfolios. In addition, during their trip to Middle East last month UBS strategists have found out that official asset managers are cautious in diversifying significantly out of new petro-dollar revenues. As a result, the bank is bullish in the greenback this year. source: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-01-09/16373-ubs-bullish-outlook-us-dollar-2012

Market Analytics George Soros on euro zone’s future Friday, January 6, 2012 - 13:45 Famous billionaire investor George Soros says that collapse of the single currency and break-up of the European Union would have catastrophic consequences for the global financial system. Here are the comments of the economist cited by CNBC: “Today, the euro is potentially endangering the political cohesion of the European Union” “If the common currency were to break down, it will lead to the breakup of the European Union itself. And this will be catastrophic not only for Europe but also for the global financial system.” “Unfortunately, they haven't yet solved the acute financial crisis and that is causing the situation to deteriorate...and (it) is not at all clear it will have a solution”. source: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-01-06/16364-george-soros-euro-zones-future

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Dear all..i have an information: Greece: budget deficit in figures 2011-10-12 17:35 During the period from January to September Greece’s central government budget deficit (without local authorities and social security spending) increased by 15% in comparison with the first 9 months of last year rising from 16.65 to 19.16 billion euro. Greece’s debt load is expected to reach 173% of GDP in 2012 as its economy will shrink for the fifths year in a row. Greece’s Cabinet approved a 2012 draft budget on Sunday which sees the next a deficit of 6.8% of GDP (versus the previous estimate of 6.5% of GDO) and 8.5% shortfall this year (versus earlier projection of 7.6% of GDP). There are significant chances that the second bailout for Greece agreed on July 21 will be renegotiated. Greece is missing its budget deficit targets and the bigger the budget gap requires more financing, so the amount of loan (109 billion euro) has to be increased. Source: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8922

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Hi all, i have analysis for GU: MIG Bank: bullish view on GBP/USD 2011-08-18 17:11 The pair GBP/USD climbed from August 11 minimum at $1.6110 to yesterday’s maximum at $1.6591. Technical analysts at MIG Bank believe that although today sterling has pulled back to the $1.6475 area, the outlook for British currency remains positive. The specialists think that when pound once again overcomes the $1.6476/78 zone, it will gain enough strength to rise to $1.6747. In their view, support for GBP/USD lies at $1.6111. It’s also necessary to note that pound has risen above the long-term trend-line resistance (watch the weekly chart). source: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/news_markets/view/8401

Thanks alot for your FBS News calendar Mang_Ncep..make us better to view the market direction. Good share bro, Eurozone - Industrial Production , make strengthened for EUR. Now EUR/USD seem trending up... This is for the GU analysis: Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch note that after the S&P cut US credit rating the greenback performed surprisingly well. In their view, dollar will keep being steady at rather strong positions. The specialists say that investors are going to the nations where growth prospects look stronger. Never the less, the bank doubts that US currency will weaken even if the Federal Reserve goes down the path of quantitative easing over the next 6 months. The economists claim that though in the past, when the U.S. economy has weakened, it's been negative for the greenback, if the slowdown spreads to the rest of the world and to the emerging markets in particular, the impact on US dollar will be quite positive. According to Bank of America, there’s a real possibility of the global economic slowdown. As for the short term, however, the specialists favor British pound and Japanese yen. In their view, sterling is a good alternative for those who are nervous about US dollar or the single currency, while yen will be supported by strong fundamentals despite the risk of Bank of Japan’s interventions.

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