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  • Symbol Bid Ask
    EURCHF 1.24848 1.24857
    EURUSD 1.28824 1.28834
    GBPUSD 1.50719 1.5073
    NOKJPY 17.292 17.504
    USDJPY 101.713 101.722
    USDSGD 1.26466 1.2648
    USDTRY 1.85079 1.85122

    Indicative Spreads

  • Symbol Bid Ask
    AUS200 5058.5 5061.5
    ESP35 8325.5 8336.5
    GER30 8313.5 8319.5
    HKG33 22555.5 22571.5
    UK100 6715.5 6718.5
    US30 15213.5 15218.5

    Indicative Spreads

  • Symbol Bid Ask
    UKOil 101.65 101.72
    USOil 93.18 93.25001
    XAGUSD 22.533 22.583
    XAUUSD 1391.61 1392.11

    Indicative Spreads

Abshire Analysis

Chinese data and Bernanke cause whipsaw in Gold

Morning Call
 by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on

Ben Bernanke took centre stage yesterday, has he read a prepared text stating that that he sees no benefit in tapering of QE, pushing Gold up around $30 to over $1400/oz, with the expectation of prolonged money printing. After the prepared text, Ben Bernake held a Q&A session, which he subsequently stated that if employment and US data continued to improve then over the “next few meetings” the Fed could begin to taper. These comments led to a whipsaw in markets, as traders reversed their...

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