TWI
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, April 23, 2013
23rd Apr 13, 9:06am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, April 23, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: AU population now 23 mln, Spain's population falling; EU debt:GDP ratio at record high; US house prices rise, Hong Kong's will fall; NZ$1 = US$0.842, TWI = 77.9
23rd Apr 13, 8:45am
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90 seconds at 9 am: AU population now 23 mln, Spain's population falling; EU debt:GDP ratio at record high; US house prices rise, Hong Kong's will fall; NZ$1 = US$0.842, TWI = 77.9
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Monday, April 22, 2013
22nd Apr 13, 8:54am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Monday, April 22, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: AU faces huge deficits, only tax rises can fix; UK challenges EU-FTT; Italy re-elects President; US expands GDP definitions; NZ$1 = US$0.841, TWI = 77.9
22nd Apr 13, 8:44am
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90 seconds at 9 am: AU faces huge deficits, only tax rises can fix; UK challenges EU-FTT; Italy re-elects President; US expands GDP definitions; NZ$1 = US$0.841, TWI = 77.9
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, April 19, 2013
19th Apr 13, 8:47am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, April 19, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: Cyprus gets its loan; Ireland gets longer terms; France wants a break; Japan exports rise; China presses Australia hard; NZ$1 = US$0.841, TWI = 77.6
19th Apr 13, 8:21am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Cyprus gets its loan; Ireland gets longer terms; France wants a break; Japan exports rise; China presses Australia hard; NZ$1 = US$0.841, TWI = 77.6
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Thursday, April 18, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: US growth 'moderate'; EU faces decade to recover; concerns about QE withdrawal; Yuan peg loosened; Dow down 1%; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 77.9
18th Apr 13, 8:42am
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90 seconds at 9 am: US growth 'moderate'; EU faces decade to recover; concerns about QE withdrawal; Yuan peg loosened; Dow down 1%; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 77.9
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Wednesday, April 17, 2013
17th Apr 13, 9:19am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Wednesday, April 17, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: US housing starts strong, CPI declines; hard commodities sag, equities up; IMF cuts global growth forecast; dairy prices consolidate; NZ$1 = US$0.851, TWI = 78.0
17th Apr 13, 8:43am
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90 seconds at 9 am: US housing starts strong, CPI declines; hard commodities sag, equities up; IMF cuts global growth forecast; dairy prices consolidate; NZ$1 = US$0.851, TWI = 78.0
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, April 16, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: China growth slows sharply; metals sink; gold tanks again; Dow falls; Greece reaches deal with Troika; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 77.6
16th Apr 13, 8:45am
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90 seconds at 9 am: China growth slows sharply; metals sink; gold tanks again; Dow falls; Greece reaches deal with Troika; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 77.6
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Monday, April 15, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: Voters shun ALP; new anti-euro party rises in Germany; costs fall for AU banks; gold tumbles; NZ$1 = US$0.858, TWI = 78.8
15th Apr 13, 8:45am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Voters shun ALP; new anti-euro party rises in Germany; costs fall for AU banks; gold tumbles; NZ$1 = US$0.858, TWI = 78.8
Roger J Kerr says the economy cannot sustain a major drought and persistent currency over-valuation and calls on the RBNZ to intervene
15th Apr 13, 8:41am
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Roger J Kerr says the economy cannot sustain a major drought and persistent currency over-valuation and calls on the RBNZ to intervene
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, April 12, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: China credit surge; Cyprus bailout blowout; Aust employment soft; skim milk powder prices rocket higher; NZ$1 = US$0.86.3, TWI = 78.9
12th Apr 13, 8:28am
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90 seconds at 9 am: China credit surge; Cyprus bailout blowout; Aust employment soft; skim milk powder prices rocket higher; NZ$1 = US$0.86.3, TWI = 78.9
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Thursday, April 11, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: IMF says recapitalise, restructure or shutdown banks; France on credit watch; new US budget proposal; Fed minutes tip QE reduction; NZ$1 = US$0.857, TWI = 78.9
11th Apr 13, 8:39am
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90 seconds at 9 am: IMF says recapitalise, restructure or shutdown banks; France on credit watch; new US budget proposal; Fed minutes tip QE reduction; NZ$1 = US$0.857, TWI = 78.9
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Wednesday, April 10, 2013
90 seconds at 9 am: EU probes card company fees; Greece prepares secret reparation claim on Germany; Inflation low worldwide; Fitch downgrades China; another TWI record; NZ$1 = US$0.852, TWI = 78.4
10th Apr 13, 8:42am
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90 seconds at 9 am: EU probes card company fees; Greece prepares secret reparation claim on Germany; Inflation low worldwide; Fitch downgrades China; another TWI record; NZ$1 = US$0.852, TWI = 78.4
Roger J Kerr says the divergence of our TWI from the USD is not sustainable and he is expecting a correction
9th Apr 13, 8:53am
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Roger J Kerr says the divergence of our TWI from the USD is not sustainable and he is expecting a correction
90 seconds at 9 am: Thatcher dead, foresaw euro problems; AU in currency deal with China; Holden cutsback; Nikkei surges; NZ$1 = US$0.846, TWI = 78.1
9th Apr 13, 8:43am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Thatcher dead, foresaw euro problems; AU in currency deal with China; Holden cutsback; Nikkei surges; NZ$1 = US$0.846, TWI = 78.1
Opinion: Bank of Japan raises the stakes in the currency wars, in the fight for a sustainable global economic recovery, and in navigating an exit from quantitative easing
8th Apr 13, 12:17pm
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Opinion: Bank of Japan raises the stakes in the currency wars, in the fight for a sustainable global economic recovery, and in navigating an exit from quantitative easing
90 seconds at 9 am: US jobs growth slows; China and Aust to trade currencies directly; China presses for better investment access; NZ TWI hits record; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 77.7
8th Apr 13, 8:39am
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90 seconds at 9 am: US jobs growth slows; China and Aust to trade currencies directly; China presses for better investment access; NZ TWI hits record; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 77.7