Showing posts with label Silvio Berlusconi. Show all posts
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Monday, February 4, 2013

Recovery of Spanish and Italian Constrained Political Issues

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Recovery of Spanish and Italian Constrained Political Issues. Instead of producing better news on debt and banking crisis, countries Italy and Spain hit by a scandal actually affected the decline in public confidence in Europe. Political risk back to haunt Italy and Spain earlier this year. Parties Roma shocked by banking scandals while Madrid government should reduce corruption news as soon as possible. Stock index and the value of the bond between the two countries plunged yesterday. The euro exchange rate against the dollar also weakened due to falling global investor confidence. Italian banking scandal in inhibiting citizens optimism ahead of a general election next three weeks. At the same time, the Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy swayed by negative news about the misuse of authority. Consequently FTSEMIB index IBEX-35 Italy and Spain recorded the biggest drop compared to other European stock indices, the correction ratio respectively 3.3% and 2.4%. Interest rate benchmark 10-year bonds also jumped directly both, followed by a correction of the EUR / USD at $1.3571. Whereas the previous week rose to Euro afford the highest level in the last year $1.37.

If you look at the current condition of the euro zone, it can be concluded that the level of public confidence fell sharply compared to last year. The combination of aggressive central bank action and commitment to troubled state budget savings success to growth optimism of the financial market. Massive budget cuts made by Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal and some other countries it affected the recession and a surge in unemployment. But on the other hand, the world can see that any serious government to solve their financial problems.

"Scandal Spanish and Italian general election period will be mirrored extent European economic recovery underway," said a team of economists at Nomura Securities in a report. Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and his party members were accused of taking bribes from a third party that supposedly has its own political agenda. Rajoy has strongly denied the allegations, but the media have first justify. He expressed readiness to disclose details of private wealth and tax payments in the prime minister's website. While in Italy, the former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi is being benefited by the indications of the involvement of political rivals in Monte dei Paschi banking scandal. Berlusconi tried to win the hearts of voters by announcing populist tax policy as opposed to the current tax policy. This he did to beat two competitors are Pierluigi Bersani weight and Mario Monti, the technocrats who had successful post-reform Italy's debt crisis.

"The market has learned all about Italian elections, but the news of corruption Spanish prime minister and his party can make country's fiscal program was abandoned," explained Ishaq Siddiqi, Strategic ETX Capital. In the latest polls, Rajoy political figures lag behind its competitors. If later he was not re-elected, the future efficiency of the Spanish policy would be compromised. If the new leader will not pro-reform, market optimism on the country's recovery is likely to fade.

Aussie fell after RBA decision

Today (Tuesday, 5/2) Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announces interest rates to remain in the range of 3%, is equal to the period before. And interrupted the announcement, the central bank said it was starting to notice the visible side of the unemployment rate creeping up. While the outlook for the Australian economy up to 3 months is still pretty good because of the growth of China's economy has been stable at a bullish pace. However, Australian dollars or Aussie suffered a correction after the announcement. Aussie slid down to the 1.0391 level from 1.0440 area's before the announcement was released. Market players assessed, the RBA statement was less bite and is considered normal, since most previous investors put much hope that the central bank will raise interest rates.

European Political Conditions Asian stocks weaken

Today the performance of Asian stocks moved down. Market performance is affected by the political situation in Europe that hold gain regional exchanges. Spain stumble corruption scandal, related prime minister Mariano Rajoy denials that he received illicit funds. In Italy, former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi promised to re-enact fiscal policy at this time if he is re-elected in the upcoming elections. Anxiety over the state of Italian banking system helped overload. Turmoil in Europe into the factors that influence global financial conditions in 2012, and the market rally that occurred in the final quarter, partly due to the European debt crisis began to fade. Anxiety about the political situation in Europe early 2013's helped weaken the euro. Weakeness euro in Asia trading session and is currently at $ 1.34891, compared to $ 1.35140 on Monday night in New York, after yesterday's exchange rate fell 0.9%. The U.S. dollar rebounded against the yen and is currently at Y92.41, compared with Y92.38 Monday night after being down 0.5%.

Nikkei recorded a decrease of 1.3%. Among Tokyo's largest electronics company, Hitachi Corp.. fell 6.7% after reporting third-quarter profit decline. Fast Retailing, which is behind the clothing retailer Uniqlo, fell 2.7% after reporting a decline in sales for January of 5.5%. While positive stock performance, including Japan Airlines which rose 4.6% after the company reported a profit target as well as dividend payments. South Korea's Kospi fell 0.8%. Hong Kong Index, the Hang Seng fell 1.6%. China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., Known as Sinopec, fell 7.0% after the implementation of the capital increase of $ 3.1 billion. The Company is conducting negotiations to buy $ 8 billion worth of assets from the parent company. In China, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.6%. Ahead of the announcement, S & P / ASX 200 fell 0.5% Australia, with Macquarie Group fell 3.2%.

EURJPY Friday Remove Gain Under 125

EUR / JPY has moved up so far in the weekly low at 124.16 points to move to 124.53, down by 1.71% from the previous weekly close Friday. According to independent analyst at FXstreet.com, Ivan Delgado: next strong support in the high January 31 at 123.80 points that might be moving inhibit sell in overbought area, said to Ivan: penetration down will open the way to 122.80 - 123.00 - high January 25. Founder of FXWW, Sean Lee said: initial support will come from the 123.15 high yesterday at 127.00 and should prove difficult to get past that number for the rest of this week. I'd say the bias is bearish in the short term while the emergence of profit-taking, but the buying in the fall of prices in the medium term will probably be a logical reason, the analyst said.

Close support for the currency pair will be recorded in a new weekly low at 124.16 points, followed by higher Wednesday at 123.88 points, and the low on Thursday at 122.96 points. For the rising movement, nearest resistance would be low on Friday at 124.78 points, followed by a session high in London on Friday and the high number of new 126.16 Friday 34-month immersion in the number 126.97.

RBA Interest Rate Hold


At the first meeting in 2013, the Reserve Bank of Australia set interest rates remain at 3.00%. The decision is in line with market expectations. Previous 14 of 16 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had indeed predicted the central bank's decision and only 20% of traders who said the possibility of cutting rates by 25 basis points. Relatively low inflation gives room for the central bank to cut interest rates by 1.75% since November 2011 and the last interest rate cuts do occur in 0.25% to 3.00% in December. RBA to cut interest rates to stimulate the economy, especially the hardest hit sectors such as housing and manufacturing.

Request Permission to Fly Boeing 787 Test


The world's largest aircraft manufacturer recently sent a formal letter to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Its content is the aviation authority's request for suspension of the 787 Dreamliner stop so that Boeing can make improvements and flight test. After going through a battery of testing and evaluation of the data, the directors have concluded several things. Technician team reportedly has found a disturbing component of operational aircraft, and to get the results of further testing is required when airborne. From there it will be known for certain whether Dreamliner battery fires triggered by vibration and other abnormal conditions.

Application is only for Boeing 787 variants that are being made. FAA own party has not provided official comment related letter. While the All Nippon Airways (ANA) were most affected by the case of battery fire Dreamliner also request a replacement aircraft to be variants of the Boeing 777. Type 777 is indeed an ANA order for the operational year 2013, but the board of directors requested accelerated delivery schedule to compensate for the reduction in flying Dreamliner 7887. Shares of Boeing (NYSE: BA) closed up 75.21 or equal to the level of 0.45% in Monday's trading session (04/02).

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Aussie increasingly eroded Post Trade Balance

Aussie increasingly eroded Post Trade Balance. Kangaroo domestic currency, Australian dollars, or better known as the Aussie seems to depreciate below its 1:05 traded Tuesday (8/1) post-release trade balance data are increasingly in deficit in November. Figures Australia trade balance recorded a deficit in November 2637 million USD, more bloated than the previous period in the level of -2088 million GBP, and the biggest drop in four years. In addition, the Australian government bond yields declined in two consecutive days, adds weight to the Aussie. AUD is currently recorded to be in the range of 1.0475 after rallying to a high of 1.0516 is limited, while the low level recorded at the level of today's 1.0470.

However, the weakening of the Aussie may be limited due to the persistence of the positive sentiment in global demand (global demand) following widespread speculation that Japan will increase monetary stimulus to prop up its economy. So that will automatically boost the demand for assets related to global growth. Japan, the largest export market of the 2nd Australia, reportedly is preparing a supplementary budget that includes the economic stimulus of up to ¥ 6 trillion ($ 68 billion) to public sector jobs. In addition, the Aussie also seems still propped up by expectations that the data this week showed retail sales and construction approvals in Australia will experience increase (release Wednesday and Thursday).

Positive Catalysts Runway Euro Rally Ahead of ECB

Until the afternoon trading on Tuesday (8/1), the euro appears in sparkling notes of appreciation against the U.S. dollar because investors are starting to appear thanks to adjusting their positions ahead of the European Central Bank (ECB) this week. Euro Rally is also not free from the current speculation that the ECB will refrain from first to signal further cuts in interest rates when it meets later on Thursday (10/01). The euro recorded strong move in the range of 1.3124 after rallying up to 1.3139, higher than the record high level session yesterday at 1.3119.

In addition, a positive catalyst for the euro also came from Italy, where Silvio Berlusconi reported the attack to re-nominate him as prime minister in elections next month. But should watch out, each emerging indication of monetary stimulus or comments about the economic downturn, will still be at risk of dropping euros return.

Aussie In Session Below 1.0480 low

The Australian dollar weakened against its rivals still moving, the U.S. dollar, the Aussie is currently trading near session low at 1.0474 area. Australian bond yields move down in two days when the country reported a lack of data or the trade balance trade balance in November, the largest in four years. Valeria Bednarik, analyst at FXstreet.com said: "The move towards 1.0390 will likely hamper the movement up, and most would be considered a buying opportunity, while above 1.0525 will show the movement of the price movement in the 1.0600 area approaching next few sessions."

Aussie so far has eroded the entire movement overnight, the next bearish target at 1.0430 and 1.0400 area, according to the analyst. Above 1.0525, upward movement might find resistance at 1.0550 and 1.0600 figure.

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Market Trying to Survive In Central Europe Anxiety - Today Forex Analize

Market Trying to Survive In Central Europe Anxiety. Most European stocks were able to move up amid cautious trading on Thursday, as U.S. President Barack Obama and Congress returned to Washington to resume discussions on measures to avoid the fiscal abyss. With only 3 trading days remaining until the end of the year, uncertainty over U.S. fiscal problem handling has made market participants more reluctant to enter the market.

Germany's DAX and CAC40 French were able to survive in the green zone, with each collecting 0.25% and 0.65%. While the UK's FTSE trailed by about 0.2% gain. Dreadful news came from Europe, where the shareholders Bankia likely to face huge losses after Spain bank rescue funds announced negative valuation firm which reached € 4.2 billion. Bankia own shares dropped about 12.5% ​​in early trading session on Thursday. Meanwhile, Italy's Mario Monti reported back to reap the support of a number of central politicians. It makes scents competition with Silvio Berlusconi intensified ahead of the elections on February 24 to 25 next year.

Pound Rally Psychological Approach Resistant 1.6200

Pound as demand rebounded fairly high end of the range of corporate against Sterling currency, and hedging needs of the central bank as the focus fixed on the last attempt to end the Washington fiscal cliff. The opening of London session marred GBPUSD currency pair rallied to a higher level and exceed the highest point of the previous day in the range of 1.6170 and 1.6200 psychological level test so far. Technically, intraday bias remains bullish, but it takes consistent penetration above the 1.6205 area for targeting the next resistance area in the range of 1.6240 - 1.6255. On the bottom side, look at the area nearest support 1.6177 and 1.6158.

UK mortgage approvals Hold Sterling Performance

Sterling rose on the London session, supported by data approval mortgage (mortgage) which sinyalkan the continued momentum of the recovery of the UK economy. The number of mortgages approved by UK banks increased from 33,000 to 33,600 for the month of November. GBP / USD is now trading 1.6166; near 1.6179 daily high level UK has emerged from recession in the third quarter of 2012. However, the protracted European debt problems and high inflation, some analysts worry the momentum of the recovery may not last long. Data last week showed even quarterly downward revision of economic growth of 1% to 0.9% for the third quarter of 2012. However, increasing the data distribution agreement kpr certainly provide hope for the continued momentum of economic growth.

Optimism French and Italian Support Euro


The euro gained after French consumer confidence data and Italian business confidence expectations given the euro-zone economy to get out of recession in the near future. French consumer confidence index rose from 84 to 86 for the month of November. Italian business confidence index rose from 88.5 to 88.9 for the month of December. EUR / USD is now trading 1.3268, close to the level of 1.3275 daily high

"Consumers are more optimistic about the French financial situation and standard of living even though they expect the unemployment rate will rise," said the Central Bureau of Statistics France, Insee. This represents an increase in consumer confidence for the first time in seven months. "The increasing number of production orders successfully raised Italian business confidence," said the Central Bureau of Statistics Italy, ISTAT. "However, the business was given a bleak outlook for production and inventory and re-express fears of a protracted recession."