Forex trading speak 00: 00 GMT 15 March 2012

trade talk: what's moving markets continuous on Forex Forum key items: ch SNB, U.S. weekly jobs, Empire PMI, PPI, Philly Fed.   

The focus Wednesday what mainly on U.S. equity and fixed income markets. The spotlight what squarely on the yield of the 10-yr note which equivalent of 2.27% vs. a close-up of 2.01% as recently as Monday.
The trigger for the slide in fixed income prices what the Fed policy statement on Tuesday, which acknowledged that the U.S. economy has been improving. An improving economy is seen as USD constructive.Fed bank stress tests were released early (Tuesday). did not, were borderline pass 15 of 19 banks passed these rigorous tests and some of the four who.
The Greek financial crisis took a more positive turn after Fitch upgraded its credit rating to B from "restricted default". Greece faces April national elections.Thursday sees the 1Q12 SNB policy decision and a slew of U.S. data.
Check Forum over the Forex the day for continuous on updated and ongoing discussion of current trading themes in the MARKET CHATTER discussion thread.Forex pairs spreads vs 2-yr note
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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