Vested
Euro – One can’t help but think that the ever-tighter daily trading ranges for the euro might mean that it’s
running out of rungs to climb. The single currency wasn’t able to capitalize even on the headline weakness in the U.S. report on Friday, with an immediate spike confined to $1.3735.
The euro was earlier bolstered by a speech from ECB member Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell who reminded lawmakers that the ECB was charged purely with price stability and that it could only promote stability of the euro-bloc if member states maintained sound and healthy finances.
Tumpel-Gugerell said that there was no flaw in the initial concept of monetary union but said there is
“weakness in the implementation of the concept.†The rousing speech possibly inspired bulls to rally around the euro earlier, but the rest of us are still waiting for some meat on the bones to fall from the dinner tables in Brussels.
The euro last traded at $1.3692 and is heading towards a new low on the session.
http://www.dailymarkets.com/forex/2011/ ... l-corners/
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