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EUR/GBP also catching an updraft

Tue, Nov 3 2009, 01:41 GMT
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Once again investment banks are being blamed for the moderate move higher so far this session, from .9000 to .9025. If they were really serious about buying large amounts then they wouldn't be doing it in early Asian trade. There goal is more likely to move it higher in thin markets to suit their pwn purposes.

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