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    Is germany throwing the world into disaster yet again??

    Japan was/is/and will always be a currency manipulating country. Don´t believe anything what central bankers and politicians are publicly "announcing". Japanese central bankers and politicians are direct helpers of Japanese banks "currency policies". Over 200% debt/GDP ratio and YEN...
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    IMF approves liquidity line program to improve credit

    The credit line is available for 6 to 12 months and is designed to help short term balance of payment needs The line is to provide urgent balance of payments needs caused by exogenous shocks It is designed to effectively help countries cope with crisis...
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    Spain pays 5.1% for three month money

    There was a rather concerning auction of Spanish bills on Tuesday morning. Rarely does the front-end of the curve get this much attention. Via Reuters: RTRS-SPAIN SAYS 3-MONTH BILL AVERAGE YIELD 5.110 PCT VS 2.292 PCT AT PREVIOUS AUCTION RTRS-SPAIN SAYS 6-MONTH BILL AVERAGE...
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    Wall Street Unoccupied With 200,000 Job Cuts

    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-11-22/wall-street-unoccupied-with-200-000-job-cuts.html# Congratulations banksters. Your own chief economists are detroying your jobs. The very same "chief economists" who´s a$$E$ have been rescued 3 years ago by the governments of this world, are now...
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    S&P Keeps U.S. Rating at AA+ After Panel Failure

    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-11-21/s-p-keeps-u-s-rating-at-aa-after-supercommittee-fails-reach-budget-deal.html#
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    IMF Policy Discussion Paper:Should Italy Sell Its Nonfinancial Assets to Reduce Debt?

    That is such a psoitive way to show that Italy IS solvent!
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    Big Hedge Funds Keep Getting Bigger

    Winton $7.3 billion. I am impressed. As far as Barclayhedge is reporting, Managed Futures represents more than $280 billion of 1,7 trillion industry.
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    IMF Policy Discussion Paper:Should Italy Sell Its Nonfinancial Assets to Reduce Debt?

    Should Italy Sell Its Nonfinancial Assets to Reduce the Debt? Stefania Fabrizio Box 1. Italy Has Never Been a Low-Debt Country For most of the time between the unification of the country and World War II, public debt was above 60 percent of GDP. In three periods it went above 100...
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    EUR spikes 60 pips in afternoon session - rumor about Bundesbank

    Bundesbank´s Weidmann invited to Berlin for assessment of Eurozone situation?
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    Hedgefund spreading malicious rumors trying to harm Jefferies...

    To Our Clients, Shareholders, Bondholders, Employees and Friends: We are writing so that every one of our key constituencies receive the facts and reality directly from us, instead of being misled by half-truths, false rumors and lies being disseminated with malice by a group whose interests...
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    The risks of sticking to über harte währung(hard money principles) strategy

    Germany’s ‘hard money’ principles and opposition to Quantitative Easing by the ECB are, more often than not, framed with reference to the hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic. Indeed, it’s a widely accepted truth that the horrors of the Third Reich were caused by the three year...
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    Bundesbank slashes 2012 German growth outlook

    FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Germany's central bank on Monday cut its forecast for German economic growth in 2012, projecting gross domestic product to expand by 0.5% to 1% versus an earlier prediction of 1.8%, Dow Jones Newswires reported. In its monthly report, the Bundesbank warned that a...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Exit 5850 and 5800 puts, reinvest DAX future longs. Last price 5658.00.
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    Short DAX at 7740

    As Europe’s debt crisis raises the risk of a recession, companies in the region show no signs of slowing with earnings growth poised to top their U.S. rivals. Net income for companies in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index will rise by 10.5 percent in 2012 after increasing 11 percent this year, led...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Seems, investment banks are more than eager to fill my pockets. Appreciated. :D :p :)
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    House rejects balanced-budget amendment

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- House lawmakers rejected a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution on Friday, in a fresh example of the partisan battle over fiscal issues in Congress. The amendment, which needed a two-thirds majority to pass, failed on a vote of 261-165...
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    Future Spanish prime minister begs markets for more than half an our to turn around

    Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish conservative leader expected to win a general election on Sunday, has pleaded with financial markets to grant new governments “more than half an hour” in which to turn around their economies. On his last day of campaigning, Mr Rajoy was commenting on continued...
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    Global Macro Trading Journal

    I just took a look at 5yr CDS of Italy and Hungary: http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/CITLY1U5:IND http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/CHUN1U5:IND Honestly, have financial market players lost their mind placing Italy´s default chances at par with Hungary´s???? :confused: :eek:
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    European Debt Crisis Facts and Truth

    The mainstream media as of late has been focusing its total attention on the sovereign debt crisis in Europe and seemingly has forgotten that we have a much larger debt crisis in the U.S. that hasn’t gone away and is only getting worse. Many global economists have been saying in recent weeks...
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    Fitch: IMF deal for Hungary would be positive step

    http://www.marketwatch.com/story/newsviewer Actually, something constructive and NOT DESTRUCTIVE from a rating agency... :cool:
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