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- brinks replied Jun 5, 2012
It will be interesting either way better or worse the pair won't move
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- brinks replied Jun 5, 2012
Hahaha yeah maybe. Everybody knows the floor wont be raised so maybe no spike. But there is always the chance they may do something else.
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- brinks replied Jun 5, 2012
I think it will spike up before next weeks monetary meeting. Although i dont think anyone is expecting the floor to be raised there is nothing to say they wont bring in negative rates or some other measure
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- brinks replied Jun 4, 2012
We all know the SNB have been spending billions which is why if they want to hold the floor they need to bring in the other measures they have been talking about. Jordan was talking recently about the time they bought the floor in it was the only ...
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- brinks replied Jun 1, 2012
they have got huge bids down at 1.20. It was on forex live but i cant find the post it was about 41 billion but on with a bank so as to not look like the SNB i think
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- brinks replied Jun 1, 2012
were price is at the moment just proves that the SNB will need to do more if they want the franc to weaken against the euro I will admit that it makes me nervous that they just sit on the bid at and around 1.20 rather than try to push price away a ...
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- brinks replied Jun 1, 2012
yes i was thinking the same and as you said they started the verbal war about negative rates so possible they could do it but the threat will cause a spike up before even if they dont do it
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- brinks replied Jun 1, 2012
I still think there will be a spike up before the monetary meeting
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- brinks replied Jun 1, 2012
I think you will get more chances retail sales and pmi worse than expected
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- brinks replied May 31, 2012
It's Danthines speech. you could google translate it but it was just going over what he said about using negative rates and it has worked for Sweden
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- brinks replied May 31, 2012
I dont know a lot about swiss government etc so are negative rates something the SNB can bring in instantly or does it need to be passed through government?
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