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Gold/Mining/Energy : Euro Impact on Gold, USD ...

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To: banco$ who wrote (281)4/21/1999 9:02:00 PM
From: banco$  Read Replies (1) of 289
 
"Regarding the persistent weakness of the euro, particularly against the dollar, some players have asked about possible levels at which the ECB might intervene. Some traders are eyeing a level of $1.0535 as a possible trigger point. That level compares to last year's high for the dollar against the mark. It is worth remembering, however, that Duisenberg has said the ECB's foreign exchange policy is one of 'neglect', implying that foreign exchange moves that risk igniting inflation will arouse concern. The IMF noted yesterday that Euroland inflation was well below 2%.

Over in Europe, European bonds showed gains for the fourth day based on continuing thoughts of low inflation and subdued economic growth. And the market should remain underpinned by thoughts of additional rate cuts if needed. On Monday, ECB President Duisenberg admitted that his "this is it" comment about the recent rate cut was meant to calm market expectations for another near-term rate cut but that he didn't mean rates would not be cut again! As James Bond said "Never say Never".

NOTE: Talk From the Trenches is a daily compendium of chatter from Treasury trading rooms offered as a gauge of the mood in the financial markets. It is not hard, verified news.

04/21 NEW YORK (MktNews)
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