Quotes by Most Read Articles Is Greece still in the euro after this referendum? That is certainly the case, but if they say ‘no’ they will have to introduce another currency after the referendum because the euro is not available as a means of payment, the moment someone introduces a new currency, they exit the euro zone. Those are the elements that give me some hope that the people will not vote ‘no’ today. Martin Schulz most-read-articles I think it's right to ask the people their opinion. But that only works if the head of government lives up to his responsibilities to lead, and that means: to recommend to the people that the accommodating offer made by the lenders and euro partners be accepted. Martin Schulz most-read-articles I would characterize it as the consulting and systems integration business moving away from these large, packaged applications and the storage business moving to flash and to the cloud. Martin Schroeter most-read-articles Iran neither suggests extension of talks, nor rejects it. It is up to Americans if they want to leave the talks. Iran is ready to continue the negotiations. Ali Akbar Velayati most-read-articles It is difficult to forecast whether we can reach a result at this round of talks but we are moving toward reaching a mutual understanding in all technical issues. Ali Akbar Salehi most-read-articles We have made progress on technical issues, one or two issues remain and need to be discussed. Ali Akbar Salehi most-read-articles We ducked into this restaurant and basically got underneath the table because we didn't know if the person was coming down the concourse. It was panic and chaos, it was kind of crazy there for a while. Brent Long most-read-articles It remains to be seen if the yen can stay weak if global risk aversion takes hold again. Market players will be wary of the BOJ taking action in that case, but they may conclude that the central bank won't step in until dollar/yen falls into the 116 range, the BOJ can lower interest rates further into negative territory, but the impact could be limited. For example the ECB did deepen negative deposit rates in December but this was considered a disappointment. Koji Fukaya most-read-articles In terms of dollar/yen, it has been led back and forth by equities - particularly the impact of Chinese shares on Japanese stocks, the correlation might last a few weeks, depending on what Chinese authorities further do to shore up stocks, macroeconomic data, and performance by U.S. equities. We are not at a full blown financial crisis, so that is preventing many participants from going long outright on the yen. Koji Fukaya most-read-articles How the speculative positions are handled will depend how much the market factors in a September rate hike after the Fed meeting, i don't see big dollar longs being added even if the Fed hints of a September hike, because current positions already look stretched. But we have to remember that going long on the dollar is the current trend. With euro/dollar plays possibly saturated, players are turning their attention to dollar/yen. Koji Fukaya most-read-articles I would consider his comments today as his first attempt for verbal intervention against a weaker yen. The government has been making cautious comments about a weak yen since late May. But Kuroda's comments seems to be aimed at delivering their intention in a clearer way. Koji Fukaya most-read-articles The dollar is stabilizing around 120 yen for now but volatility is likely to remain high as the euro continues to cause turbulence, the dollar will remain strong against the yen in the medium term but a one-sided rally we saw last year is unlikely to be repeated this year. Koji Fukaya most-read-articles That is reassuring markets and investors' funds that had fled to the U.S. markets are returning to high-yielding currencies and emerging markets. Koichi Yoshikawa most-read-articles The fall in markets is stemming from worries about China, oil and so on. And now people think policy makers will try to stop that with monetary easing, the problem is that monetary easing has succeeded in supporting financial market but not necessarily the real economy. Koichi Yoshikawa most-read-articles That a company that represents Japan, to be doing something like this institutionally, was shocking. Koichi Ueda most-read-articles They're making Taiwan far too dependent on the mainland. Their policy-making muscle is far too focused on cross-strait ties and not nearly enough on raising the standard of living of the average Taiwanese person. Ko Wen-je most-read-articles We still expect fresh WTI lows and an ultimate decline towards the $40 area, assuming our $40 WTI target is achieved, a nearby Brent price in the $48 area would be implied. Jefferies Bache analysts most-read-articles We believe that bearishness is still in play. Phillip Futures most-read-articles If prices hold above these levels, there is a chance that prices could move higher this week, which should hinge on optimistic nonfarm payrolls. Phillip Futures most-read-articles Everybody's come to their senses. Dean Heller most-read-articles«2122232425262728293031»
