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30 Apr 2013

Letta to discuss his growth program with Merkel today

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - New Italian PM Enrico Letta is due to travel to Berlin today in order to hold talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. The German and Italian leaders are expected to discuss Letta’s economic growth plan, which was approved yesterday by the Italian parliament.

The program is aimed at reversing the austerity measures, introduced by Mario Monti’s government. In his first official speech delivered yesterday before the parliament Letta said that “Italy is dying from austerity alone” and that “growth policies cannot wait.”

His propositions, directed at boosting growth, include reducing taxes for businesses, consumers and homeowners. Letta did not explain however how he plans to fund the tax changes.

This week Letta will also travel to Paris and Brussels in order to meet other European officials.

Apr 30, 2013

Forex Flash: The unifying range-trading environment - HSBC

HSBC strategists note the absence of a one-size-fits-all model for FX market behaviour at present, and this lack of prospective movement means we have a tendency is to drift towards a range-trading environment.

European Morning Fundamental Wrap: Attention goes to Italy and Cyprus

The Euro area holds institutional focus this morning with the most recent news from Italian politics and how the Cyprus bail-in did not have the effect on European depositors that many were expecting.