FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2015 - page 1613
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So all our calculations say that the quid will fall further and as for the yen, the Japs are second to the dwarfs and can do anything, so it is not certain that even if the quid falls, the pair will fall.
Japan said yesterday that they are turning off the machine because it is not having the desired effect and are coming up with new measures to stimulate the economy.
they'll be buying now...
And the source? You were right about the audi - going to 78, there is good support there.
and there's a baize on the eu...
I don't have time to keep track of more than one character at the moment. I'm only watching the pound for now.
and there's a baize on the eu...
hee-hee, HIM too))))
wait a minute....
So it's not over on the Euro - down yet?
Thanks!
Five banks are to be fined in England and the US for manipulating the Forex market
The amount of the fine is five billion dollars.
Regulators in Britain and the United States on Wednesday are going to fine five of the world's largest banks - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, Barclays Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and UBS AG - for more than five billion dollars in connection with allegations of currency market manipulation, writes MarketWatch with reference to informed sources.
Thus, the total amount of sanctions imposed on the world's leading banks could reach about $10 billion.
Four of these five banks - JPMorgan, Citi, Barclays and RBS - are expected to plead guilty to criminal charges in the US. Since Barclays will have to settle claims from more US and UK regulators than the other banks, its payouts could exceed two billion dollars.
However, UBS AG managed to avoid a guilty plea: the US Department of Justice granted the bank partial immunity from criminal prosecution because it was the bank that notified the authorities of the violations.
Everyone was manipulated. But thenUBS AGwent snitching and got leniency =))))
Five banks are to be fined in England and the US for manipulating the Forex market
The amount of the fine is five billion dollars.
Regulators in Britain and the United States on Wednesday are going to fine five of the world's largest banks - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, Barclays Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and UBS AG - for more than five billion dollars in connection with allegations of currency market manipulation, writes MarketWatch with reference to informed sources.
Thus, the total amount of sanctions imposed on the world's leading banks could reach about $10 billion.
Four of these five banks - JPMorgan, Citi, Barclays and RBS - are expected to plead guilty to criminal charges in the US. Since Barclays will have to settle claims from more US and UK regulators than the other banks, its payouts could exceed two billion dollars.
However, UBS AG managed to avoid a guilty plea: the US Department of Justice granted the bank partial immunity from criminal prosecution because it was the bank that notified the authorities of the violations.
Everyone was manipulated. But then UBS AGwent snitching and got leniency =))))