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German IFO expectations are expected to show signs of improvement.

Bonds and equities rallied on both sides of the Atlantic on Friday, as Draghi emphasized the need to

Australia does an unusually large amount of Capital Expenditure for a rich and developed country – a land of opportunity!

With the economy continuing to grow at a solid pace, the RBNZ will still be thinking about the need to eventually hike rates.

In the week ahead, investors will be looking ahead to Friday’s preliminary report on euro zone inflation.

The combination of China’s interest rate cut and President Draghi strong words suggest a heightened level of

Wage growth slows in Hungary, feeling finally deflation.

USDJPY extended its move lower to 117.50 on the back of Aso’s comments.

It is a very thin calendar and most focus will be on speeches by Draghi andWeidmann.

Two pieces of bad news came from the Euro area yesterday: Flash PMIs and consumer confidence unexpectedly fell in November.

Markets are reacting to disappointing PMIs across Europe and in China, driving fears of a challenged global growth outlook.

USDJPY continued to march higher to 118.45 in Asia trading.