The market wants to celebrate the Greek bailout deal as a Euro positive, but isn’t there also a Euro-bearish case to be made in the wake of this deal as well? Also, USDJPY pushing at key resistance. As we are writing this, there are reports of a deal on Greece

The Bank of England announced earlier today that it will continue with its quantitative easing programme. Specifically, the Bank of England will purchase £50bn Gilts over the next three months, i.e. monthly buying will decrease slightly from £18.7bn to £16.7bn. As the bond supply in H1 is slightly higher than

Today the BOE increased QE by GBP50bn and kept the benchmark interest rate at 0.5%, as expected. In his letter to the Chancellor BOE Governor Mervyn King said that the extra QE was necessary to ensure inflation doesn’t undershoot its target.

Even though King said that the growth picture had picked

Dollar-Swiss failed to extend its downmove strongly below 0.9100 and has bounced back well from its low of 0.9090. It will have to be seen whether the pair gains upside momentum for further rise. The pair could find Resistance in 0.9160-80 region which could keep it pressured on the downside.

Although negotiating through the night, Greek politicians did not reach an agreement on the required austerity measures. As they have now failed to meet about five deadlines, the Greeks will have to adhere to a very tight schedule if Greece is to avert a sovereign default on 20 March, when

The Bank of England was expected to expand its Bond purchasing program, aka Quantitative Easing from £275bn to £325bn. Economists had forecast a larger expansion of £75bn to £350bn. The sterling market had stalled it’s recent strength coming into the BoE’s scheduled meeting.

I sit here, hand firmly grasping my third cup of coffee for the morning as I desperately battle to stay awake in the midst of absolutely nothing happening in the market.

Deadline, after misleading headline, after yet another deadline on Greece later and still no progress. Vols across the board are

EURJPY- With the cross holding above the 102.19 level and challenging the 102.52 level, its Dec 21’2011 low, further upside offensive looks to continue. Above the 102.52 level will call for a run at its Dec 12’2011 high at 103.86 and possibly higher towards its Dec 02’2011 high at 105.69.