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  1. US DATA: March Equipment Leasing and Finance Assoc…
  2. EU’s Rehn: We’re toothless!
  3. Even Pimco’s Gross not looking for QE tomorrow from Fed
  4. GBPUSD contained by double top and the EURGBP rebound
  5. US DATA: Staffing employment in April is up 6.9%…..
  6. BOE’s Miles: Growth is ‘pretty weak’ in the UK
  7. EURUSD update. Holding the correction support
  8. Concern Grows In US On How To Avert End-of-the-Yr Fiscal Mess
  9. EFSF says bond sale met with strong demand
  10. BOE Miles: Weak Economy Vindicates My Call For Further QE-BBG
  11. China’s Wen: Confident on robust growth
  12. Dutch PM: Election possible on September 12
  13. Vote yes, if you know what’s good for ya
  14. More on the mystery euro strength
  15. Iceland Cancels Bond Auction; Ahead In Issuance: Debt Office
  16. ECB’s Weidmann sees no need for LTRO3
  17. Some downside risk for USD/JPY in Treasury auction
  18. US’s Hoyer: Debt Ceiling Accord Included FY’13 Spending
  19. FOMC preview round ‘em up
  20. US 2-year auction as expected
  21. S&P still trying to justify US ratings cut
  22. Spanish deficit 1.85% of GDP vs 1.06% last year
  23. EU officials may soften deficit targets
  24. WSJ: EU discussing changing deficit targets
  25. Spanish deputy budget minister: This year’s deficit not comparable to last year’s
  26. ECB’s Costa: EU must equipe itself with instruments of stability
  27. US DATA: Philly Fed’s new state coincident indexes…
  28. US Sen.McConnell: Senate GOP To Force FY13 Budget Plan Votes
  29. How now mad cow?
  30. As near as I can make out from the headlines…
  31. Cable chops sideways ahead of FOMC
  32. Webinar: Traders Course with Greg Michalowski at 4 PM ET, “Developing Good Trading Ha
  33. BOC’s Carney repeats that higher rates may become appropriate
  34. Countdown to AAPL earnings
  35. US Data Prev: March Durables Expectd To Fall On Weak Aircraft
  36. AAPL beats earnings estimates handily
  37. ForexLive North American wrap: Lots of data, little direction
  38. BOC Carney: Currencies from emerging economies likely to rise against USD and CAD in
  39. ForexLive Asian market open: Anzac Day means quiet start to session
  40. Trade Idea Central, Wednesday April 25th
  41. REBROADCAST of Webinar: Traders Course with Greg Michalowski “Developing Good Trading
  42. Cable Technicals: Key resistance at 1.6165/75 still holds
  43. South Korea median inflation expectation 3.8% in April
  44. AUD/USD outlook: Range trading ahead of RBA next Tuesday
  45. Nikkei, Kospi might get early boost from Apple earnings
  46. GBP: Makes sense to reduce risk ahead of GDP
  47. Nikkei opens +1.2%, Kospi +0.9%
  48. EUR/USD shorts nervous ahead of FOMC
  49. AUD drifts back amid lack of momentum
  50. UK GDP expectations
  51. PBOC sets USD/CNY mid-rate at 6.2923 for April 25th
  52. Around the markets
  53. USD/JPY: Corporate sellers still lying in wait
  54. ForexLive Asian market wrap: Drab and dreary with tight ranges
  55. Ideas Corner/April 25th
  56. Japan senior ruling party official: BOJ should buy longer-dated JGBs under its asset-
  57. Nightmare week for Angela Merkel as austerity bloc crumbles
  58. Europe’s terrible blunder can be rectified. Remember 1931
  59. Japan Average Gasoline Price Posts 3rd Straight Weekly Fall
  60. JAPAN DATA: Domestic production by Japan’s top three.
  61. European stocks seen opening flat to marginally firmer
  62. ECB’s Gonzalez-Paramo: No reason to believe Spain will struggle to issue debt this ye
  63. Germany goes to the well this morning
  64. S&P ratings says revises India outlook to negative from stable
  65. Big day for sterling
  66. Dutch Queen asks Prime Minister to dissolve parliament so that elections can be held
  67. ECB’s Draghi: Welcomes increase in IMF firewall
  68. BOE Offers Unlit Usd In 7-, 84-Day Repos At 0.64%
  69. BBK Dombret: ECB Liquidity Could Lead To New Fin Instability
  70. ECB’s Mersch: LTROs Have Helped Banks But Challenges Remain
  71. BUBA’s Dombret: Changes in monetray policy have helped contain crisis…
  72. GBP/USD sitting firm ahead of the GDP
  73. EUR/USD sandwiched…
  74. ECB: Banks Still Tightening Credit But Much Less Agressively
  75. Today’s orderboard
  76. UK Analysis: Q1 GDP Growth Falls Putting UK Back In Recession
  77. UK DATA: Q1 Preliminary GDP -0.2% q/q; unch. y/y…..
  78. UK Q1 GDP -0.2% q/q unchanged on y/y
  79. Germany Dep Fin Min:Need To Fight Fire,Not Discuss Firewalls
  80. Draghi: SMP Constrained By Treaties, ECB Mandate
  81. Update: UK Q1 GDP Growth Falls Putting UK Back In Recession
  82. Update ECB: Banks Tightening Credit Much Less Agressively
  83. Sovereign name seen buying Cable
  84. Draghi: LTROs Helped Avoid Liquidity Crunch, Enable Lending
  85. ECB Draghi: Text Of Statement In European Parliament – 1
  86. Trade recommendation…
  87. ECB’s Mersch: Governments must deliver on their promises
  88. ECB Allots $5.199 Bln In 84-Day USD Liquidity Providing Op
  89. BOE Received No Bids At Latest 7-Day, 84-Day Dollar Ops
  90. ECB Draghi: Text Of Statement In European Parliament – 2
  91. Option expiries
  92. EUR/USD grinding higher ahead of the German auction results
  93. Draghi: Inflation Risks Are Broadly Balanced
  94. ECB Allots $1.132 Bln In 7-Day USD Liquidity Providing Op
  95. ECB Allots $5.199 Bln In 84-Day USD Liquidity Providing Op
  96. Draghi: ECB Is Anchor Of Confidence And Financial Stability
  97. ECB Boosted Earnings In 2011, Made More Provisions For Risks
  98. ECB Allots E21.338 Bln In 91-Day At Fixed Indexed Rate
  99. German Bund auction results: Sold Eur 2.405 bln of 30 yr benchmark 2.5% Bunds out of
  100. ECB’s Mersch: Fiscal Consolidation Key To Restoring Growth
  101. ECB’s Constancio: Firewall cannot act as substitute for reforms
  102. Japan’s Dep Fin Min Igarashi; Not considering increase to spending, despite likely gr
  103. UK DATA: Manufacturers Optimism Surges From Turn of..
  104. UK CBI April Mfg output expectations +24 unchanged from Mar, price balance +7 from +2
  105. Draghi Calls For ‘Growth Compact’, Reassures On Target 2
  106. ECB Constancio: LTRO Money Has Circulated Enormously
  107. ECB Draghi: Financial Trans. Tax Would Benefit Speculators
  108. German Govt: Keeps to its 2012 GDP forecast of +0.7% with +1.6% in 2013
  109. Germany’s Govt Keeps 2012, 2013 GDP Fcsts At +0.7%, +1.6%
  110. UK CBI: Manufacturers Optimism Surges From Turn of Year
  111. Update:Germany Govt Keeps 2012,2013 GDP Fcasts At +0.7%,+1.6%
  112. EU Commission: Ready To Discuss EU/IMF Aid To Hungary
  113. ForexLive European Wrap: Guess it’s mild “risk-on” despite a shocker on the UK GDP, i
  114. Constancio: ECB Prepared To Adjust Monetary Policy As Needed
  115. US DATA: MBA refis -5.6% and the purchase index was..
  116. This afternoon’s excitement…..
  117. US Mortage Market index falls 3.8% to 697.7 in latest week ending 20 April
  118. By the way….
  119. UK Cameron: Q1 GDP “Very Disappointing”; Makes Things Tougher
  120. Update: UK Cameron: Q1 GDP “Very Disappointing”
  121. The NY Morning Forex Review and Preview
  122. WTI crude pushing higher ahead of the EIA report
  123. Fed up?
  124. Muni Experts: GO Troubles To Come; But No Massive Defaults
  125. One last data point for the Fed to consider
  126. Market skeptical. USDJPY falls but rebounds quickly
  127. Durables give the Fed one more thing to think about
  128. US March durable goods orders -4.2% vs -1.7% exp
  129. Germany says both growth and fiscal discipline
  130. US March Bldg Permits Revised Up To +6.9% To 764K Unit Rate
  131. EURUSD follows trendline up. Currently at 1.3193
  132. Ambassador: Iran may back down on nuclear program
  133. Merkel rejects stimulus but backs growth
  134. Italy sends bond salesman to China
  135. ANALYSIS:US Mar Durbls Ordrs -4.2%,Worsening;Ex-Transpt -1.1%
  136. US DATA: March durables orders were worse than at….
  137. US DATA: The NFCI edged up to -0.53 in the week 20…
  138. Stocks back near their highs
  139. Analysis: ECB Unlikely To React To Recent Market Tensions
  140. March blows away US temperature records
  141. US DATA: ECI annual revisions are out, Q4 is now…..
  142. US DATA: March bldg permits now +6.9% to 764k (was…
  143. Talk of Iran buckling to sanctions hitting oil, helping greenback
  144. Can’t slip anything past Fitch…
  145. GBPUSD above and below 100 hour MA/Trendline but chooses the topside
  146. Fitch says Netherlands to miss 3% deficit target
  147. ECB’s Constancio: Inflation view different than before
  148. US Data: 2012 Seasonal Adjustment Factors For Wages and Salaries
  149. US Data: Revised ECI Indexes And Percent Changes: 2007-2011
  150. Constancio says inflation risks are balanced, ECB stance appropriate
  151. AUDUSD moves toward the 200 hour MA
  152. Hollande claims victory in growth fight
  153. USD/CAD busts through support to 7-month low
  154. Hollande pressing ahead with vow to renegotiate Fiscal Compact
  155. A EUR/USD bank recommendation? Why not
  156. ECB’s Constancio: Current Monetary Policy Stance Appropriate
  157. French downgrade rumors doing the rounds
  158. US DATA: wk 20-Apr EIA Crude Oil Stocks +4m bbl to…
  159. Hollande: ECB should be able to intervene to help states
  160. Irish FinMin Noonan: 2012 growth a bit weaker than forecast
  161. EURUSD moves below trend line support
  162. What’s the risk after the Fed?
  163. Germany tells EU to get stuffed on budget hikes
  164. US House Budget Chiefs Differ On How To Replace Sequestration
  165. EUR/USD probes for stops
  166. SNB: Auditors found no breech of regulations by Mrs. Hildebrand
  167. A look at the order board
  168. Mr Excitement: Euro area in mild recession
  169. Cool tool from the Journal
  170. Nice bounce as slide stalls
  171. European equity close: Big rebound
  172. ECB’s Visco:Central Banks,Fin Regulators Should Work Together
  173. GBPUSD awaits the Fed fireworks
  174. Spanish and French margin requirements hiked
  175. Text: FOMC Monetary Policy Statement From April 24-25 Meeting
  176. EURUSD levels to eye post FOMC
  177. Fed not particularly dovish, no hints at QE3; buck a bit firmer
  178. Fed holds rates, no QE3 announcement
  179. On to the Fed’s forecasts
  180. QE3 slowly coming off the table
  181. Both Fed and ECB see the highs in oil behind us
  182. EU growth pact may have less of a chance than fiscal pact
  183. Gold tests resistance after double bottom holds
  184. Back where we began
  185. Analysis: FOMC More Worried About Europe But Stays on Hold
  186. EURUSD extends to the next target
  187. FOMC reduces 2012 unemployment forecast, hikes inflation
  188. Fedwatchers: Fed Not Contemplating Doing More At This Point
  189. FOMC Projections Updated to See More Grwth This Yr,Less After
  190. CBO Offl:Muni Tax Exmptn Cut Wld Have Minor Borrow Cost Effct
  191. Don’t get too excited…
  192. Bernanke: Comfortable with FOMC’s view that policy remains very accommodative
  193. EUR/USD back in range after stop run
  194. Bernanke: ‘We remain prepared to do more’ if required
  195. Hard to imagine anything dovish from Bernanke at this point
  196. Bernanke: Rates would ‘probably be negative’ if possible
  197. Bernanke Transcript: Entirely Prepared to Do More If Needed
  198. Bernanke Transcript:Looming Tax Incr,Spendg Cuts A Signif Risk
  199. Cable hits highest since September
  200. Bernanke Transcript: Not To Risk Infl Credibility Lightly
  201. Bernanke Transcript: ‘Entirely’ Ready for Additional Steps
  202. Bernanke: Would be reckless to allow inflation to rise in order to cut unemployment
  203. Stocks nearing session highs again as Bernanke keeps a steady hand
  204. Bernanke expects minimal effects from end of Operation Twist
  205. Bernanke: Monetary policy in the right place, for the time being
  206. Bernanke Transcript:If Outlk Notably Strengthens,Wld Respond
  207. Bernanke Transcript:See Moderate Int Rate Effect When OT Ends
  208. Bernanke Transcript: Making Progress on Communications
  209. Bernanke Transcript:Mon Pol Appears At ‘Right Place’ For Now
  210. ForexLive North American wrap: Fed leaves us in the dark
  211. Spanish minister says banks on their own
  212. Bernanke: FOMC ‘Prepared To Do More’ Bond Buying if Necessary
  213. For all the ups and downs, we’re pretty much were we started in EUR/USD
  214. ForexLive Asian market open
  215. No change from RBNZ, as expected
  216. RBNZ expected to leave rates at 2.50%
  217. Geithner lays off Europe
  218. Reuters poll of Primary Dealers: 28% chance of eventual QE3
  219. Trade Idea Central, Thursday April 26th
  220. Update:Bernanke:’Prepared To Do More’ Bond Buying if Necssry-2
  221. Update:Bernanke: ‘Prepared To Do More’ Bond Buying if Necssry
  222. RBNZ Bollard: Inflation restrained and domestic economy showing signs of recovery
  223. AUD/USD orders
  224. UK consumer confidence rises sharply
  225. South Korea Q1 GDP +0.9% QoQ, +2.8% YoY
  226. EUR/USD orders
  227. Golden Week next week; extended holidays in Asian region, could be USD/JPY bearish
  228. UK Mar Nationwide Consumer Confidence Rises To Nine-Month High
  229. Nikkei opens +0.6%, Kospi +0.8%
  230. US’s Geithner:’Challenge of Our Time’To Rebuild Confid in Gov
  231. EUR/JPY: Worth selling if 108.00 resistance holds
  232. JAPAN DATA: Monthly revised wages data from the of…
  233. Chinese government helping first home buyers
  234. PBOC fixes USD/CNY mid-point at record low, 6.2829
  235. AUD/USD orders: Plenty of interest to buy on dips
  236. Japan Feb Wages Revised Down Sharply But Post 1st Rise In 9 Mo
  237. Why the UK economy is double-dipping
  238. Around the markets
  239. USD/SGD continues to edge lower
  240. US RealtyTrac: Signs Of Foreclosure Pickup In Many Local Mkts
  241. US DATA: RealtyTrac says Q1 foreclosure activity in..
  242. ForexLive Asian market wrap: PBOC fixes USD/CNY at new record low
  243. Ideas Corner/April 26th
  244. Dutch FinMin De Jager: Has had “constructive” talks with a number of opposition parti
  245. Japan National Strategy Minister Furukawa: Doesn’t want to see extreme yen moves
  246. Eurostoxx 50 futures down -0.1%
  247. BOJ failure to ease tomorrow would be disaster, Mizuno says
  248. Cable the eveready bunny
  249. Hands up those who think the barrier option interest at 1.6200 is toast
  250. Germany: Saxony April CPI +0.1% M/M,In Line W/Pan-German Fcst