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Fed’s Fisher: US not like Japan

By   || September 1, 2010 at 18:19 GMT
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“We are not going to let that happen” he says after a speech in Houston. The housing market will not be a driver of the economy for years and the economy will take quite some time to recover, he says.

After repricing after the US data this morning, markets have fallen into a quiet consolidation,  awaiting more economic data tomorrow and Friday. EUR/USD is at 1.2800, USD/JPY at 84.45 and AUD at 0.9080.

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3 Responses to “Fed’s Fisher: US not like Japan”

  1. Manoj on September 1st, 2010 19:45 GMT

    Today surprisingly there was not a single statement from JPY officials. Did they stop watching the Yen with great interest?

  2. think on September 1st, 2010 20:01 GMT

    monoj: they have probably realized that nobody is caring what they say anymore. I even started to think that boj governer and cabinet members are also long in yen against USD .

  3. Hart on September 1st, 2010 20:08 GMT

    OOPS someone named Lance made a remark yesterday. It was noted. Watch out, as complacency catches folks with their shorts,pants,knickers,skirts,and Scottish Kilts down. I had a hunch correlations would get tossed about, to catch traders off guard. They were today. Example eur/jpy and usd/jpy before the NY open. Also the eur/usd equation.

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