Tuesday 16 November 2010

IMS FX Morning Report 16-11-2010

IMS FX AFTERNOON REPORT for Tuesday 16th November 2010

Today's Interbank rates -

POUNDS TO US DOLLARS 1.6064
POUNDS TO EUROS 1.1798
POUNDS TO AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS 1.6374


EUROS TO US DOLLARS 1.3613
EUROS TO POUNDS 0.8475
EUROS TO AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS 1.3878


POUND HEADLINES:

  • The Pound has reached a seven week high against the euro
    which is suffering uncertainty over whether Ireland will accept emergency
    funding.
  • UK RPI for October M/M comes in at 0.2% missing
    expectations of 0.3%. The Year on Year figure is 4.5% missing expectations
    of 4.6%.
  • UK CPI for October M/M comes in at 0.3% beating
    expectations of 0.2%. The Year on Year figure is 3.2% surpassing
    expectations of 3.1%.
EURO HEADLINES:


  • The Euro Group meeting this afternoon will be the focus,
    and the market will no doubt be awash with rumours ahead of it. It seems
    increasingly likely that Ireland will access the EFSF to help further
    re-capitalise the banks, in the hope this will stabilise markets.
  • French non-farm payrolls for the 3rd Quarter (Q/Q) comes
    in at 0.3% beating expectations of 0.2%.
  • Italian CPI for October M/M comes in as expected at 0.2%.
    The Y/Y figure also met expectations at 1.7%.
US DOLLAR HEADLINES:


  • The US currency continued to receive support from rising
    treasury yields, which are being buoyed as investors flee from the
    developing debt crisis in the eurozone.
  • US Retail Sales in October came back yesterday higher
    than expected but the gain from this was offset from a larger than expected
    drop in the Empire State Manufacturing Index.
  • At present the pound is lower on the day but is yet to
    drop below the $1.60 level. US Inflation figures are due later this
    afternoon.
If you need to buy, sell or make an international payment today then please
call me for a free quote.



Kris Charalambides

FX Broker


kris@imsfx.co.uk

www.imsfx.co.uk


Tel: 0207 183 2790

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