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Today's Live Show: BoE Quantitative Easing Program and Its Impact on the GBP

Thu, Jul 9 2009, 16:39 GMT
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In the broadcast today: BoE Quantitative Easing Program and Its Impact on the GBP. We explain the Bank of England's monetary policy of Quantitative Easing and examine how it may continue to affect the GBP, we analyze the latest developments with GBP/USD and EUR/GBP currency pairs, we follow up on yesterday's bearish breakout for the USD/JPY pair, we analyze the market’s reaction to the Bank of England's interest rate announcement, the Australian Employment Report, and the U.S. Jobless Claims, we discuss new forecasts from Goldman Sachs and Bank of New York-Mellon, and prepare for the trading session ahead.

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