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Today's Live Show: A Closer Look At EUR/GBP Pair Ahead of ECB and G20

Wed, Apr 1 2009, 16:58 GMT
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In the broadcast today: A Closer Look At EUR/GBP Pair Ahead of  ECB and G20. We approach the EUR with caution since there is still uncertainty and volatility surrounding the EUR/USD pair ahead of ECB and G20, but the EUR/GBP pair's current positioning may be worth a closer look, we examine the EUR/GBP developments and the prospects for a potential break to the downside that may be fueled by ECB rate cut and quantitative easing announcement, we analyze the major currencies and the market's reaction to the Euro-zone Unemployment, the U.K. Manufacturing PMI and the U.S. ADP Employment Report, we discuss new forecasts from Citigroup and Credit Suisse, and prepare for the trading session ahead.

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