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Equities

FX
Indices
Commodities

Symbol	Bid	Ask
EURCHF	1.21933	1.21944
EURUSD	1.38103	1.38111
GBPUSD	1.67905	1.67913
NOKJPY	16.918	17.128
USDJPY	102.229	102.236
USDSGD	1.25854	1.25881
USDTRY	2.13609	2.13665
Indicative Spreads

Symbol	Bid	Ask
AUS200	5530.5	5533.5
ESP35	10402.5	10411.5
GER30	9481.5	9483.5
HKG33	22529.5	22545.5
UK100	6682.5	6684.5
US30	16489.5	16494.5
Indicative Spreads

Symbol	Bid	Ask
UKOil	109.84	109.91
USOil	101.98	102.05
XAGUSD	19.663	19.702
XAUUSD	1289.18	1289.56
Indicative Spreads

Abshire-Smith Market Analysis

Bank of England Minutes for April Released

Morning Call

by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on April 23, 2014

The Bank of England released the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee meeting for the 9th April this morning. The MPC voted unanimously (9-0) to leave interest rates at the record low level of 0.50% and the level of asset purchases unchanged at £375bn....

UK Unemployment down to 6.9%

Morning Call

by Abshire-Smith Trading Desk on April 16, 2014

The Office for National Statistics released the ILO Unemployment rate for the 3-months to February, which dropped to 6.9% from the previous reading of 7.1%. Employment was 239,000 higher than for September to November 2013 and 691,000 higher than a year earlier (ONS). The release shows a significant improvement in the unemployment rate, and poses a headache for the Bank of England. Mark Carney detailed under his forward guidance that the threshold for increasing interest rates would be the unemp...

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