EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 3) - page 352
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Tantrik I am not contradicting you. I'm just telling you my thoughts, unsupported by anything other than internal "indicators".
Trichet hasn't finished speaking yet...
He's already said something about vigilance. There's not much else to say. Except at the end there's sports news and the weather.)
That's the way it feels
to help ))))
I don't see anything funny...The normal reaction of the inner voice is called "gut feeling".
Trichet hasn't finished speaking yet...
Thank you. (chuckles) You got me right.
2011.03.21 16:58:58 *Trische: Yen intervention was approved by G7 consensus
2011.03.21 16:59:22 *Trische: We are "very closely monitoring" developments in Japan
2011.03.21 17:03:42 *ECB spokesman Draghi: Interventions on the yen should ease excessive volatility2011.03.21 17:04:28 *Draghi: Must stop the impact of yen volatility on economic stability
2011.03.21 17:04:57 *Draghi: New European pact "encouraging, but not yet sufficient"
2011.03.2121 17:06:16 *Draghi: Monetarypolicy is not the cause of Italy's growth problems
2011.03.21 17:07:18 *Trichet: 'Critical' for ECB to enforce its inflation mandate
2011.03.21 17:08:37 ECB President Trichet: No change in viewpoint since 3 March
2011.03.21 17:10:34 *Trichet: New eurozone bailout fund 'looks reasonable'
You, sir, are untrustworthy, however)))
Friday I think they will be closing (they will collect so many stops there))))
FRANKFURT, March 21. /Dow Jones/. European Central Bank (ECB) President Jean-Claude Trichet signalled that the ECB is likely to raise interest rates as early as next month. He said he had nothing to add to the ECB's March 3 statement which said it needed to be very vigilant about inflation.
>Economists interpreted the phrase "considerable vigilance" and Trichet's further comments to mean that an interest rate hike is possible at the ECB meeting on April 7. In their view, Trichet's words signalled that a key interest rate hike is likely, unless something happens to change the ECB's view.
>Other ECB officials on Monday echoed Trichet, suggesting that the ECB is likely to raise interest rates for the first time since July 2008 amid signals of a possible acceleration in inflation.