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12 Nov 2014

Ruble weakens despite liquidity constraints – KBC

Analysts at KBC Bank view the deteriorating fundamentals and falling oil prices undermining a sustainable recovery for Ruble in spite of CBR’s steps to eliminate speculators.

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“On Monday, the Russian central bank revoked its commitment to keep the currency within a defined trading corridor and let it float freely, with the option of intervention in case of price stability menaced by excessive fluctuations. The ruble subsequently firmed by almost 5 %.”

“Nevertheless, as soon as yesterday the Russian currency got under pressure again and weakened by 2.5 % despite liquidity constraints enforced by CBR.”

“The Russian central bank introduced a daily limit of USD 2bn for currency-swap operations, in which banks receive rubles from the regulator using USD and EUR as collateral. By this step, the CBR tried to eliminate speculative pressures on the ruble. However, deteriorating fundamentals and falling oil prices undermine ruble´s hope for a soon and sustainable recovery.”
Nov 12, 2014

UK 10-year Bond yield declines after BOE inflation report

The bond yields at the short-end and the long-end of the bond market curve in the UK declined after the Bank of England (BOE), in its quarterly inflation report, said that it would not confirm a time for the first interest rate hike.
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India M3 Money Supply down to 11.3% from previous 12%

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