IMS FX MORNING REPORT - Wednesday 6th October 2010
Interbank rates as follows -
POUNDS TO US DOLLARS 1.5902
POUNDS TO EUROS 1.1474
POUNDS TO AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS 1.6276
EUROS TO US DOLLARS 1.3858
EUROS TO POUNDS 0.8714
EUROS TO AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS 1.4186
POUND HEADLINES:
- Despite good UK services sector data the pound has fallen
again this morning against the euro amid concerns that the economy may
require further monetary easing - Sterling rose to a 2 month high yesterday against the
dollar despite underperforming against most other currencies thanks to
better than expected PMI services data - Pound may be volatile today ahead of tomorrows BOE nterest rate decision where it is expected that interest rates will remain on hold
- Been the inform currency at the moment the Euro seems to
have shrugged off warnings from 'Moody's' about Irelands credit rating - The euro almost hit an 8 month high against the dollar
yesterday due to persistent demand from Asian Sovereign Accounts which are
willing buyers when the price dips - Eurozone Q2 GDP comes back as expected (QoQ) 1.0% and
(YoY) 1.9% as expected
- US Services sector expanded slightly more than expected
in September although this had no real impact on the dollar - US employment figures are in focus today although this is
unlikely to change the Feds attitude towards additional stimulus measures - In the US ABC consumer confidence fell from -45 to -47 in
the week ended October 3rd
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Kris Charalambides
FX Brokerwww.imsfx.co.uk
Tel: 0207 183 2790
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