http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38202669Far-right candidate Norbert Hofer has been defeated in Austria's presidential election, projections suggest.
Zdaje się, że czytał to o czym pisałem w zeszłym tygodniu?Our key point about Italy is that it is Italy. We are talking about a country that is on its 64th government since the end of WWII. It too much of the commentary and analysis is this apocalyptic view. A defeat of the referendum seeking constitutional change is not the same as a populist/nationalist victory. Elections are not imminent elections and even if they take place before 2018, when they are current scheduled, the political rules for the election of the lower chamber is being reviewed the judiciary. A referendum on EU or EMU membership is also not imminent or particularly likely over the next 18-24 months.
We suspect that after the referendum very little will change.
Więcej:The big event next ahead of the FOMC meeting is this week's ECB meeting. This is a live meeting in the sense that policy announcements are expected to be forthcoming. What is at stake is not interest rates. The deposit rate will remain at minus 40 bp. Instead, decisions are needed about its asset purchases.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38202669Far-right candidate Norbert Hofer has lost Austria's presidential election.
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Although the post is ceremonial in Austria, the poll had been seen as a sign of how well populist candidates might do elsewhere in Europe.
The result is sure to be welcomed by establishment parties and officials in the European Union.
Im szybciej będzie to z głowy tym lepiej.Italy referendum - PM Renzi to speak around 2300GMT
Sun 4 Dec 2016 20:36:20 GMT
Author: Eamonn Sheridan | Category: News
Author: Eamonn Sheridan
The Italian referendum on constitutional reform - results timetable guide:
Exit polls will come around 11pm (Rome time) - that's 2200GMT
The first provisional results should come around 12am Rome time (2300GMT)
Regardless, Reuters report that the Prime Minster will speak around 2300GMT
Meanwhile, reports of high turnout:
unexpectedly large numbers turned out to vote, defying predictions of widespread absenteeism. By midday, 20 per cent of the 46 million Italians entitled to vote had already done so.
Kod: Zaznacz cały
Gaps 4 Dec 2016 21:00 GMT
Pair Now Friday Close Gap
AUDJPY 84.34 84.60 -26
AUDUSD 0.7446 0.7455 -9
EURAUD 1.4291 1.4304 -13
EURCHF 1.0765 1.0774 -9
EURGBP 0.8380 0.8378 2
EURJPY 120.59 121.07 -48
EURUSD 1.0643 1.0665 -21
GBPJPY 143.87 144.46 -59
GBPUSD 1.2699 1.2727 -28
NZDUSD 0.7136 0.7129 7
USDCAD 1.3289 1.3288 1
USDCHF 1.0114 1.0102 12
USDJPY 113.30 113.51 -21Więcej:Exit polls show 'No' has won: Italian exit polls show PM Renzi losing referendum "by clear margin"
http://news.forexlive.com/!/italian-pm- ... g-20161204Says he intends to resign
Nie jest źle.
Ja jeszcze na spadki grałemalx pisze:Renzi dał zarobić: 120 pips w kieszeni
Więcej, z linką do wideo na żywo:Hi ho, hi ho, it's off to court we go...
It's day one of Brexit appeal case to be heard by the Supreme Court and the hearing is being broadcast live.
The case is scheduled for four days, with today kicking off at 11.00 GMT, then Tue 10.15, Wed 10.30 & Thru 10.15.
Crisis, what crisis? Euro in rampant recovery mode
Mon 5 Dec 2016 11:35:33 GMT
Author: Mike Paterson | Category: News
Author: Mike Paterson
In the wake of the Italian referendum the euro is showing great resilience 5 Dec
The euro is at it again. Can't keep the it on the back foot for too long as vested interest and sell rumour/buy fact forces combine to send the multi-ccy on a solid journey higher.
We've been highlighting the strong barrier option demand at 1.0500 for a while in the orderboards and on Friday I also posted some vanilla expiry interest rolling off there today.
From 1.0505 lows in Asia we've now posted 1.0715 so I hope the info helped you, and we also have EURGBP and EURJPY posting solid gains amongst others. EURCHF has more than a hint of SNB help in Asia helping it to 1.0825 now from 1.0696.
More option expiry interest at 1.0700 today so I would expect that to help to limit further gains given our range in the past week or so.
European equities have staged a solid reversal into positive territory and holding those gains which is further helping EUR bulls and sending the bears running for cover.
Renzi falling on his own sword was widely expected so we can safely say a lot of the impact was factored in already. That's not to say that Italy and the Eurozone dont have inherent problems so we should expect rallies to be limited, but it's an impressive 2-finger salute rebound for now.
EURUSD 1.2717 EURGBP 0.8432 EURJPY 122.43 EURCHF 1.0820 EURAUD 1.4423
alx pisze:Dlaczego nie: Austria nie jest problemem (pomijając już to, że nigdy nie była), z Włochami już po krzyku - rynki zanurkowały na płytkim rynku popchnięte tam małymi pieniędzmi tworząc świetną okazję do tanich zakupów - piękny prezent na święta :)
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