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Symbol	Bid	Ask
EURCHF	1.21476	1.21535
EURUSD	1.34299	1.34312
GBPUSD	1.69739	1.69795
NOKJPY	16.322	16.408
USDJPY	101.822	101.844
USDSGD	1.2414	1.24253
USDTRY	2.09207	2.09653
Indicative Spreads

Symbol	Bid	Ask
AUS200	5568.5	5571.5
ESP35	10888.5	10897.5
GER30	9647.5	9650.5
HKG33	24240.5	24256.5
UK100	6799.5	6802.5
US30	16953.5	16958.5
Indicative Spreads

Symbol	Bid	Ask
UKOil	108.14	108.21
USOil	101.93	102
XAGUSD	20.722	20.762
XAUUSD	1307.21	1307.79
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Abshire-Smith Market Analysis

Bank of England Minutes, MPC Unanimous

Morning Call

by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on July 23, 2014

The Bank of England Monetary policy Committee (MPC) minutes for the meeting held on the 9th and 10th July, were released at 9:30am London. The MPC voted 9-0 to leave interest rates unchanged at 0.50% and asset purchases (QE) at $375 billion. The minutes noted: “Economists polled by Reuters expected the first increase in February 2015, although they put roughly a 40% probability on it happening during the remainder of 2014.” “..risk appetite on the month, linked in part to tentative signs that...

Safe haven flows driven by global tension

Morning Call

by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on July 21, 2014

The financial markets movement this week is likely to be dominated by the aftermath of the downed Malaysian Airways flight MH17 and the ongoing ground operation by Israeli troops in Gaza. The Ukrainian/Russian conflict was heightened after the passenger jet was downed in Ukraine, with global leaders quick to criticise, yet definite facts as to who is to blame are unclear. The likelihood of further sanctions to Russian countries, as a means of intervention unnerves investors. ...

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