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Friday, 5 November 2010
Singapore dollar: after the flood
Thursday, 4 November 2010
Why is the US interested in Russia's accession to the WTO?
According to Michael Froman, who is deputy assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser for international economic affairs, the United States will be promoting the Russian Federation’s accession to the World Trading Organization.
Barak Obama also speaks in favor of the process
. In particular, during the recent phone call to Dmitry Medvedev he said that they might consider the bilateral talks on Russia's accession to the WTO to be practically over. During the latest briefing Froman stated that the US was currently holding talks with the EU and the WTO on the matter.
G20 summit in Seoul: will the world change after it?
The world has stood still waiting for the G20 summit, which is to take place in Seoul on Nov 10th -11th 2010. The financial circles start expressing concerns which may turn into panic if not dealt with in time.
Oil Coming Out of Range
The WTI futures price at New York Commodities Exchange (NYMEX) created Wave 5/A(c) within its range on 3 November 10, having previously reached retracement target levels for Wave 4 at 38.2% ($79.91).
Experts of the Faculty for Studying the Masterforex-V Trading System emphasize that the medium-term bullish trend remains intact. However, there are no conditions for secure medium-term buying of the futures so far as the current wave is short and a pullback is necessary. A protective bullish pivot at $79.74 should be broken and a Fractal-Zigzag Reversal (FZR) should emerge to change the trend.
How Can Russia Benefit from Wheat Futures from Chicago Mercantile Exchange?
October 2010 ended with unexpected growth of wheat prices by 1.1%-1.4% on American exchanges which was, nevertheless, immediately set off as early as during the first days of November with a 2%-3% fall and a continuing tendency for depreciation.
In the meantime, as reported by The Times on 1 November, Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group headed by CME CEO Craig Donohue visited Moscow and negotiated with Victor Zubkov, the Russian Vice-Prime-Minister for the agricultural sector of the Russian economy.
Negotiations were aimed at introducing wheat futures in Russia. According to expert forecasts, this step will be mutually beneficial.
In this way CME Group would be able to expand its trading floors by cooperation (possibly, based on the Globex platform that already in place at Chicago Exchange) with leaders of the agrarian sector of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. The Times observers believe that it will inevitably cooperate with RTS which currently trades futures for Urals and Brent oil and gold.
On the other hand, tools offered by Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), a trading floor that has traditionally been an international indicator of prices for exported and imported grain crops for decades will be rather useful for Russian producers
British Pound keeps getting stronger
According to its new accommodation policy, the US Fed Reserve is going to buy the treasuries to the sum of $600B.
The Fed Reserve reports that it is going to spend $75B every month to purchase the long-term treasury bonds. Such a measure may have a negative impact on the creditworthiness of the United States.
European banks to increase reserves
Such a measure is aimed at restraining the excessive volume of bank lending, which leads to a financial crisis. Besides, more solid bank reserves will soften the losses of the financial institutions under recession.
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
EURUSD: Forex stands still waiting...
Europe showed a positive start of the current trading session as the news data came out better than expected, which resulted in EUR growing against USD.
Will the Dollar Lose 20% of its Worth in the Years to Come?
This will happen after the US Federal Reserve System (the FED) continues its effort aimed at loosening up its credit and monetary policies, according to influential American financial analyst Bill Gross. He believes that emission of trillions of dollars will push the dollar’s worth down worldwide. This will result not only in a larger amount of dollars but also in lower yields for investors. Consequently, foreign investors might wind up their dollar-denominated assets.
Experts and investors are expecting the outcome of the meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee scheduled for 2-3 November.
Experts believe that this meeting will make a resolution to commence the second stage of currency stimulation that involves a buyback of governmental bonds and other assets worth from 500 billion to 2 trillion dollars from the market. A quick note: in late 2008 the FED made an assignment of 1.7 trillion dollars for purchase of treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities during the wave of the financial crisis that struck the US. Now everyone is expecting a new monetary emission in the US economy that FED President Ben Bernanke made a rather broad hint at.
These measures justify a number of negative signals. To start with, it is the unemployment rate that has stopped at the mark of 9.6%. Also notably, US Q3 GDP forecast has been lowered to maximum 2%. Basic personal spending has also increased by 0.8%. Emission is expected to last a couple of months. The FED will allegedly spend about 80-100 billion dollars each month for purchase of securities. In the meantime, experts will be monitoring the market to make sure that this program really has a positive effect. Unfortunately, the US economy has no alternative way out.
6ECONT and EURUSD: hard way up
Yesterday the common European currency managed to update its local high, getting close to 1.4060. However the movement looks weak. Even though from the technical point of view GBPUSD shows uptrend, in practice it looks like everything may rapidly change in the short run.
Nevertheless, most investors tend to express positive sentiments, noting that EUR has reached its max value since Oct 25
th
. It happened in spite of the fact that the yield spreads of the Spanish and Irish treasury bonds had grown against the German bond yield spreads. Such an ambiguous situation makes EURUSD look uncertain in the mid-term perspective, increasing risky sentiments.