29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Germany unemployment change Sept 2k vs -5k exp
Germany unemployment change Sept 2k vs -5k exp
German jobs data now out
– unemployment claims rate SA 6.4% as exp/prev
– total unemployed 2.795m
An unexpected rise in unemployment with slowing growth in emerging markets being cited but euro shrugging it off
29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on EURJPY orders 30 Sept
EURJPY orders 30 Sept
Currently 134.78 still ranging with good two-way business. Offers back in at 135.00
Offers
135.00 135.25 135.50 135.80 136.00 136.30 136.50
Bids:
29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Europe Markets: European stocks set for worst quarter in four years
Europe Markets: European stocks set for worst quarter in four years
European stock markets stage a solid rebound in Wednesday’s trade, trimming sharp losses for the quarter that were on track to be the steepest in four years.
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29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on AUDUSD orders 30 Sept
AUDUSD orders 30 Sept
Currently 0.7005 still ranging. may be having an impact
Large option expiries
Offers:
0.7020 0.7035
0.7050 0.7065
0.7080 0.7100 0.7120 0.7150
Bids:
29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on EURGBP orders 30 Sept
EURGBP orders 30 Sept
Currently 0.7415 and recovering after early dip. Demand at 0.7400 .Offers above 0.7425.Final Q3 UK GDP on the horizon at 08.30 GMT
Offers:
Bids:
0.7400 0.7385 0.7370 0.7350 0.7330-35 0.7300
highlighted yesterday
29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on USDJPY orders 30 Sept
USDJPY orders 30 Sept
Currently 120.06 having finally pushed higher but rallies tempered by EURJPY supply
Offers:
120.20 120.35 120.50 120.65 120.85
121.00 121.30 121.50
Bids:
29 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Multinational China execs feel chill wind, not hot growth
Multinational China execs feel chill wind, not hot growth
China’s economy is officially growing at a brisk clip of 7 percent, but many locally based executives at multinationals say they wouldn’t know it from the performance of their businesses. By China’s standards 7 percent is already the weakest annual growth in 25 years, but on the ground the slowdown in the world’s second-biggest economy is being felt more acutely in many sectors, even those driven by consumer spending, which government data says is growing around 10 percent.