The Bank of England held interest rates steadytoday. Investors shrugged. [CNBC]
Portuguese 10-year bond yields moved well over 7%, and the European Central Bank has stepped in to buy. [CNBC]
More claims of abuses in the currency trading world. Was BlackRock a victim? [WSJ]
The dollar will outperform the euroin the first half of the year, according to John Noonan, senior FX analyst at Thomson Reuters. [CNBC]
Bank of Israel governor Stanley Fischer called for the IMF to develop rules on intervention in FX markets. [Risk.net]
Brazil announced spending cuts – but not much in the way of details. [WSJ]
The Norwegian krone is wobbling along with oil prices. [Currencynews.co.uk]
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