Forex Trade Talk 11:00 GMT 6 March 2012

Trade Talk: What's Moving Markets continuous on Forex Forum Key Items: U.S.- API, CA- Ivey PMI. As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept rates steady today (4.25%), but signaled the possibility of future ease. On Thursday, the RBNZ, ECB and BOE will make policy decisions. All three are seen keeping policies on hold. Their biases will be closely followed.  U.S. monthly employment data are set for Friday. ADP private employment data on Wednesday will have a strong influence on market expectations for Friday.  The struggle over Greece continues as there remains a question whether an official default will be declared.  Today is "Super Tuesday" for the Republican presidential primaries. data The outcomes for a number of key states will be watched as that party struggles to select its candidate to run against President Obama in National elections in the fall. Check the Forex Forum over the day for an updated and ongoing discussion of current trading themes in the MARKET CHATTER continuous discussion thread.Forex pairs vs 2-yr note spreads Some traders focus intently on the Japan vs. U.S. 2-yr note spread (only the U.S. 2-yr moves much).  COMMODITIES and Commodity Currencies

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