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<title><![CDATA[Ecofin Goes Live on Execta(TM) Portfolio Management and Trade Execution Platform from Tethys Technology, Inc.]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[December 18th 2007 -  Ecofin Ltd. has gone live with the Execta(TM) Portfolio Management and Execution Management System ("EMS") from Tethys Technology, Inc. Ecofin has implemented Execta simultaneously in London and New York and plans to implement TotalTCA(TM), the pre-trade, real-time and post-trade transaction cost analysis offering from Tethys, in the near future.]]></description>
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<title><![CDATA[FX Update: Euro Under Pressure]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[EUR/USD came back under pressure after starting the European session close to 1.3600. Eastern European names were good early buyers, but the pair struggled to overcome large standing orders from French and German accounts, which encouraged a move back in to 1.3565.

The decisive RBA move overnight increased speculation of a coordinated policy move, but the ECB appear to be no closer to a move if ECB&#039;s Trichet is anything to go by. Trichet focused on liquidity in comments after yesterday&#039;s Ecofin meeting, confirming that the Bank will provide all the liquidity that is needed. Some would argue that we are indeed experiencing a liquidity crisis, but there are growing concerns over the impact on the real economy in the wake of the spiralling financial crisis. 

In this respect, ECB&#039;s perceived intransigence could increase EUR/USD&#039;s downside risk, with repatriation from US and Japanese names continuing, while a broadly negative outlook for the eurozone is also expected to undermine any potential recovery. Yesterday&#039;s 1.3445 trend low and the 200-day moving average at 1.3380 are potential targets.]]></description>
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