Ciao,

everyone should read the following article
and the economic sentiment index
advancing to 23.4 from 22.3, representing the fifth consecutive rise.
In
Europe, CPI remained held steady at 2.7% y/y which is well above the ECB’s
target rate and the April ZEW survey results showed unexpected improvement in
Germany and the Euro zone.
Gold is also in an interesting position, as the
yellow metal hovers around a sticking point (USD1650).
The euro, however,
was broadly unchanged overnight, but price action was fairly choppy following
the German data and the Spanish bill auction.
UST yields are higher across
the curve and 10-year yields are testing the pivotal 2.00% level, and the
dollar index is lower after being rejected from bearish channel resistance
yesterday.
The improved assessment helped to support overall risk
sentiment.
Gains in the FX market were more muted than equities, with the
dollar index barley falling as investors clearly remain wary of risk
currencies.
But the aussie managed to claw back some losses (around 5%) and
pushed through 1.0400 against the dollar.
Gold is also in an interesting
position, as the yellow metal hovers around a sticking point (USD1650).
;
I should also mention that you can try also sourceforge.net/projects/clockloop/;
why did you elaborate the taxes security and the relationship with options administration?

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Regards,

On Jul 7, 2:00*pm, wrote:
Ciao,

everyone should read the following article
*and the economic sentiment index
*advancing to 23.4 from 22.3, representing the fifth consecutive rise.
*In
Europe, CPI remained held steady at 2.7% y/y which is well above the ECB’s
target rate and the April ZEW survey results showed unexpected improvement in
*Germany and the Euro zone.
*Gold is also in an interesting position, as the
*yellow metal hovers around a sticking point (USD1650).
*The euro, however,
was broadly unchanged overnight, but price action was fairly choppy following
*the German data and the Spanish bill auction.
*UST yields are higher across
*the curve and 10-year yields are testing the pivotal 2.00% level, and the
dollar index is lower after being rejected from bearish channel resistance
yesterday.
*The improved assessment helped to support overall risk
sentiment.
*Gains in the FX market were more muted than equities, with the
dollar index barley falling as investors clearly remain wary of risk
currencies.
*But the aussie managed to claw back some losses (around 5%) and
*pushed through 1.0400 against the dollar.
*Gold is also in an interesting
position, as the yellow metal hovers around a sticking point (USD1650).
;
I should also mention that you can try also sourceforge.net/projects/clockloop/;
why did you elaborate the taxes security and the relationship with options administration?

When considering taxes , you should try:http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...il/003347.html

Regards,

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