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Indicator in focus: euro vs. US Dollar
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- 24.02.15
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- 27.03.15
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Confidence in the euro rises
Confidence in the euro rises strongly. This is shown by the increase in the sentix Strategic Bias for the EUR-USD currency pair, one outstanding result of the latest sentix Global Investor Survey. The index reaches its highest reading since November 2013. At the same time, more and more investors (now 39%) expect Greece to leave the euro. The consequent attitude of the European partners towards the new Greek government has thus served as a support for the common currency.
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Indicator in focus: automobiles sector
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- 17.02.15
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- 27.03.15
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Automobile stocks in the fast lane
sentix Sector Sentiment for European automobile stocks rises strongly in February and reaches an all-time high. For no other sector investors are equally bullish at the current juncture. As perspectives brighten against the backdrop of a number of positive chart signals we rate the strong development in sentiment as a kick-start signal rather than a contrarian indication.
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sentix Euro Break-up Index, February 2015
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- 03.03.15
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- 03.03.15
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„Grexit" more probable despite new programme
The sentix Euro Break-up Index for February rises strongly from 24.3% to 38.0%. Despite the solution which was found last week for Greece ever more investors expect the Mediterranean country to leave the euro soon. Also, for Cyprus the exit probability increases markedly. And, in the background, the lately surprisingly firm confidence in Portugal and Spain is eroding, too.
