IMS FX Morning Report for Monday 20th September 2010.
Interbank rates as follows -
POUNDS TO US DOLLARS 1.5597
POUNDS TO EUROS 1.1907
POUNDS TO AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS 1.6501
EUROS TO US DOLLARS 1.3099
EUROS TO POUNDS 0.8398
EUROS TO AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS 1.3858
POUND HEADLINES:
- CML reveals mortgage advances fell by 14% to 11.4 billion during August
2010 - Sterling exchange rates declined to a 6 week low last week against the
euro and has also lost ground to the majority of other currencies due to
retail sales data declining for the month of August - Bank of England minutes released on Wednesday this week will reveal how
MPC members voted and will give an indication on future interest rates.
- Eurozones debt positions still a major concern as Irish bond yields
widened to their highest level although IMF spokesman has revealed he does
not believe financial assistance would be required for Ireland - EURUSD early day surge seems to be falling back below $1.31
- Bundesbank has stated German upswing has weakened after strong Q2
recovery but the recovery trend is still intact
- Sterling hit a 5 week high on Friday as renewed risk aversion hit the
markets coupled with disappointing inflation data adding concerns about the
strength of the US economy - Tomorrow we will have the interest rate decision from the FED. Rates are
likely to be left on hold but its comments may effect GBPUSD - US dollar kicked off the week down 0.23% against the aussie dollar,
0.19% against the Kiwi and 0.13% against the pound but remains flat against
the euro
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Kris Charalambides
FX Broker
www.imsfx.co.uk
Tel: 0207 183 2790
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