
Quote from Ivanovich:
Make no mistake, the Euro will breach the 1.60 mark. It's just a matter of when.
Trichet was on today with his "same ol'" commentary about how inflation is here and how they need to pay attention to inflationary pressures. Nevermind that he's not smart enough to realize that whenever he drives the Euro up and dollar down, oil and commodities follow with it, thereby creating the very inflation he's worried about.
Spain is about to crack. Italy is in a recession already. Ireland's housing market is under extreme stress and not a day goes by that France doesn't downgrade some economic indicator. Today it was GDP to 1.6.
But Germany is doing fine! That's all that matters to the ECB![]()
Quote from Ivanovich:
Make no mistake, the Euro will breach the 1.60 mark. It's just a matter of when.
Trichet was on today with his "same ol'" commentary about how inflation is here and how they need to pay attention to inflationary pressures. Nevermind that he's not smart enough to realize that whenever he drives the Euro up and dollar down, oil and commodities follow with it, thereby creating the very inflation he's worried about.
Spain is about to crack. Italy is in a recession already. Ireland's housing market is under extreme stress and not a day goes by that France doesn't downgrade some economic indicator. Today it was GDP to 1.6.
But Germany is doing fine! That's all that matters to the ECB![]()
Quote from riskfreetrading:
I think one needs to be very careful. What if the move up in eur/usd of today is the right side corner of a captial M, indicating the top? I am seriously looking at it. If it fails to break out, watch out for a dump of the EUR against the dollar and may be everything else.