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Old 03-11-2008, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Lava View Post
What does this mean for the Euro- plummeting on the news. Support for the US$?
Original way of providing support- maybe the US has had enough of the falling $.

Antone know what this means- I have never come across something like this: Appears they have created a tunnel of liquidity between Europe and US so more Euros travelling to the US- 28 billion $s. Not much to move the FX market but enough to get one thinking that the Euro train is limited and may be capping ST around here.

Liquidity should help stabalizing the market in general. Which in turn should help the dollar. So its dollar supportive, rather than Euro negative. It also shows G-10 wont just sit on their hands, but do something about the current crisis. Maybe people are scared about forex intervention too.
We briefly touched support at 1.5330 a minute ago. Maybe some rebound first towards high 1.53's. When the dust settles we'll see how this works out longer term.
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