Plenty of news over the weekend ... not that its had much an FX market impact so far, prices are barely changed
- Were there signs China was going to cut?
- Bank of Italy's Panetta: Eurozone inflation will remain low
- Lunch with Ben Bernanke
- Slovenia PM: Failure on immigration plan could signal end of EU
- Don't bet on rising Canadian productivity with Trudeau in office
- UAE economic minister says $80 a barrel is an ideal price for oil
- FOMC to leave markets guessing again next week says BofA Merrill
- Trading the ECB's dovish shift - The plan according to UBS
- Spain's De Guindos says the Eurozone continues to have defects
- It's time to change time - Putting back the clocks
- China's Premier Li says 7% growth goal not set in stone
- SNB's Zurbruegg expects the Swiss Franc to weaken further
- BoE's Carney: UK rate rises "a possibility not a certainty"
- China edges closer to IMF's SDR inclusion, what does it mean for the yuan?
- Stick this in the diary: December 3-Yellen fronts Congress pre-FOMC
- Perfectionism has no place in trading
- ESM says a Greek debt haircut is not politically feasible
- PBOC says they aim to keep real interest rates at reasonable level to reduce corporate debt burden
With acknowledgement to Adam, Mike and Eamonn (the good-looking one) for the weekend news and to all in the comments for the, err, comments!
Right, let get the party FX week started.
