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AceTraderFx Mar 11: Intra-Day News and Views (EUR/USD) & data to be released today
Intra-Day Market Moving News and Views
11 Mar 2015 01:59GMT
EUR/USD - ..... Euro fell in NY session on Tuesday and hit a fresh near 12-year low of 1.0669 in Australia earlier this morning as lingering market worry on Greece continued to pressure the single currency.
Reuters reported a Greek exit from the euro zone would set a dangerous precedent by showing that the single currency is not irreversible and should be avoided, Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Tuesday.
"Today we are facing a major risk of considering the possibility of (a country) not being a member of the monetary union anymore," he told students at a university, adding, "You know what I have in mind".
He said that if the exit option is there for one member, "that option can be extended to other members. Most of all, the monetary union is not irreversible," he said, speaking in English.
Padoan added: "I personally think Greece will not exit the euro. I will do all I can to keep Greece inside the European monetary union, however, I cannot predict the future".
Yesterday on the European morning, Euro pares intra-day loss after tanking from 1.0856 (Aust.) to a 12-year low of 1.0785 in Asian morning after tripping some stops below 1.0800.
However, the release of stronger-than-expected French industrial production (Jan reading came in at 0.4% vs forecast of -0.3%) prompted short-covering, the pair briefly rebounded to 1.0824 but only to retreat soon after the bounce, suggesting traders were still keen to sell euro on intra-day recovery as market woe on Greek debt continues to weigh on the euro.
Data to be released on Wednesday:
Australia Westpac consumer confidence, Japan CGPI, machinery orders, China industrial output, retail sales, France current account, UK industrial output, manufacturing output and U.S. Federal budget.
Intra-Day Market Moving News and Views
11 Mar 2015 01:59GMT
EUR/USD - ..... Euro fell in NY session on Tuesday and hit a fresh near 12-year low of 1.0669 in Australia earlier this morning as lingering market worry on Greece continued to pressure the single currency.
Reuters reported a Greek exit from the euro zone would set a dangerous precedent by showing that the single currency is not irreversible and should be avoided, Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Tuesday.
"Today we are facing a major risk of considering the possibility of (a country) not being a member of the monetary union anymore," he told students at a university, adding, "You know what I have in mind".
He said that if the exit option is there for one member, "that option can be extended to other members. Most of all, the monetary union is not irreversible," he said, speaking in English.
Padoan added: "I personally think Greece will not exit the euro. I will do all I can to keep Greece inside the European monetary union, however, I cannot predict the future".
Yesterday on the European morning, Euro pares intra-day loss after tanking from 1.0856 (Aust.) to a 12-year low of 1.0785 in Asian morning after tripping some stops below 1.0800.
However, the release of stronger-than-expected French industrial production (Jan reading came in at 0.4% vs forecast of -0.3%) prompted short-covering, the pair briefly rebounded to 1.0824 but only to retreat soon after the bounce, suggesting traders were still keen to sell euro on intra-day recovery as market woe on Greek debt continues to weigh on the euro.
Data to be released on Wednesday:
Australia Westpac consumer confidence, Japan CGPI, machinery orders, China industrial output, retail sales, France current account, UK industrial output, manufacturing output and U.S. Federal budget.