falta una coma despues de cierre:

...se evita... que el Yen se aprecie , que es lo que persigue Japón.

por eso se malentiende

oh oh...

16:44 BCE
Podría comprar deuda corporativa

George Provopoulos, miembro del Consejo de Gobierno del BCE, ha comentado que el BCE podría recortar tipos aún más y que podría proceder a comprar deuda corporativa, algo muy positivo.

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Provopoulos Signals ECB Can Cut Rate Below 1 Percent (Update1)
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By Christos Ziotis

April 7 (Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank council member George Provopoulos suggested the bank may cut its benchmark interest rate below 1 percent if the economy worsens and could also buy corporate debt to stimulate lending.

“I do not see 1 percent as a threshold for the ECB benchmark rate,” Provopoulos, who heads the Greek central bank, said in a telephone interview in Athens late yesterday. “I do not exclude that the ECB could go down further from this level if the economic environment deteriorates further.”

The comments run counter to recent remarks by council members Axel Weber and Ewald Nowotny, who have said 1 percent would be their lower limit. President Jean-Claude Trichet last week indicated policy makers are likely to shave a further quarter point from benchmark, currently at 1.25 percent, next month.

“There seems to be an open and lively debate in the Governing Council about the future path of monetary policy,” said Juergen Michels, chief euro-region economist at Citigroup Inc. in London. “Clearly, the positions in the council differ substantially, while I still see the majority following a more cautious approach.”

The euro dipped and European bonds extended gains after the Provopoulos comments were published. The yield on the two-year German note slipped four basis points to 1.46 percent by 3:23 p.m. in London.

‘Very Weak’

Provopoulos suggested the extent of further rate reductions will depend on the economic outlook, which may have deteriorated further since the ECB’s last projections in March.

“From last time the ECB issued staff projections, new available data indicates that economic activity in the euro area remained very weak in early 2009,” Provopoulos said. “I think we must wait for new projections that will be released in June.”

The ECB’s current projection is that the euro-region economy will shrink about 2.7 percent in 2009. Provopoulos noted that the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the International Monetary Fund have since forecast contractions of 4.1 percent and 3.2 percent respectively.

Gross domestic product fell 1.6 percent in the final quarter of 2008, more than initially estimated, the European Union’s statistics office said today.

The ECB is lagging counterparts such as the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan, which have cut their key rates to almost zero and are pumping money into their economies by buying government and company debt.

Asset Purchases?

Trichet said the ECB will decide on what new policy tools it will use to revive growth at its next meeting on May 7. Asked what measures the ECB could implement, Provopoulos said he didn’t want to pre-empt the council’s decision.

“But theoretically, in the context of reviving our money market, we could possibly supply liquidity for longer maturities up to one year,” he said. “In addition to all non-standard measures we’ve already taken in the past, we could proceed with the purchase of corporate debt,” he added.

While stressing no decisions have been taken yet, Provopoulos said the ECB’s new measures will aim to “enhance commercial banks facilitating the financing of the economy.”

“The Governing Council is examining carefully all elements” that would optimize and “enhance credit support,” Provopoulos said.

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Joer Martu!!!! pues a mí me sabe "agridulce" ¿por qué no te subiste al carro a 11X???? estaríamos "tod@" más contentos, yo x lo menos...

yo no descartaria que volviera a tener otra oportunidad de subirse en los 115-120 al yen.

Pues chica, porque a toro pasado todo es más fácil... yo no lo ví claro en ese momento, igual si volvemos a esos niveles me lo pienso, aunque sigo sin tenerlo claro...

Tomé una decisión meditada al salirme a euros y estoy contenta de haberlo hecho. Estoy segura de que tendré mi oportunidad, por eso estoy tan a gusto. Claro que ahora que veo que hemos tocado el 137 me hubiera gustado subirme a 112 y aprovechar el rebote, sería una mentirosa si dijera lo contrario, pero no lo ví claro y no lo hice.

Tendré mi oportunidad, con el yen o con otra divisa, eso lo sé seguro

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EX YENERA (169/265.000), CAMBIO A EUROS A 123 ACTUALMENTE REFUGIADA EN EL EURO............

yo tampoco lo descarto.

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hmd YEN158:-( / 19Myen, Pop/ 11 años

Mizuho update

06 April 2009
Monthly Outlook for EUR/JPY

Comment: Last week’s close clearly above the higher edge of the broad band established since October suggests we shall see a short squeeze towards 140.00 early in Q2 2009, and probably no higher than 142.00. This despite the Euro being as overbought as it was against the Yen in August last year because bullish momentum is very strong. While this move may have wrong-footed many we warn against over-optimistic higher forecasts as Yen crosses will continue to be hard work for the whole of this year. Later on we feel prices will drop back down again, establishing another new, narrower trading band.
A weekly close below 130.00 suggests another new interim high is already in place.

Saludos
Aser

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1-HMD Firmada en Euros Julio'09
En Yenes 123,84 Febrero'10!

2-Prestamo personal pasado a yenes
07/05/2010 a 118,40

Vamos a ver,
(Máximo- Minimo)/2 = (169-112)/2 = 28,5
Mínimo + (Máximo- Minimo)/2 = 112+28,5 = 140,5

y Tetoko, dice que el cambio de tendencia está en 150. Pues no se que decirte, es obvio que con ese valor estamos mas cerca del máximo que del mínimo , ¿o no?

Saludos matemáticos.

Yo no es que lo descarte, eso es seguro, el click es saber cuando. Saludos

EUR/JPY - Euro Yen
Intradía
132,81. EUR JPY rompió el apoyo de 133,50. La volatilidad crece. Las bandas de Bollinger se descartan. La reducción debería continuarse en el soporte a 132,00 (81 pips).
Se permanece a la divergencia.
Resistencias
135,00 - 135,60
Soportes
132,00 - 130,90