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To raise or not to raise that's Trichet's question
It's all about the ECB's press conference today with investors' listening intently to see if Trichet uses the term "strong vigilance" and thus signals a rate hike as early as June.
Germany Factory Orders Drop in March 
Germany reported an unexpected drop in Factor Orders in March confirming the unstable state of global recovery and the start of the downside effect from the stronger euro and high commodity prices cutting purchasing power world wide.
Forex - ECB Rate Announcement Today
Movements in the FX Market have been disjointed and choppy as traders position themselves ahead of the ECB meeting today. USDCHF continued to make new all time lows dropping to 0.8562 as Europe walked in.
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