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US weekly jobless claims fall to 352k from 402k, lowest since 2008
US housing starts fall 4.1%
US CPI unchanged in December m/m, core up 0.1%; y/y 3.0%/2.1%
Belgian consumer sentiment falls to -16 from -12 in December
Troika approves next bailout tranche for Ireland
Philly Fed 7.3 in Jan from 10.3 in Dec
Buba's Weidmann--German economy may have shrunk in Q4; QE would violate Treaty
Fed auctions 10-year TIPS at -0.046% yield, a record low
Japanese economy minister encourages Japanese business to buy overseas commodities, companies
Greek debt talks productive: IIF
S&P 500 rises 0.5% to 1315; Milan rises 2.5%
US 10-year note yield rise 8 bp to 1.98%; Italy falls 4 bp to 6.39%
WTI unch at 100.58; gold falls $2 to $1658
A strong day for the old-fashioned risk trade today as upbeat US jobless claims combined with comments from Draghi highlighting the effectiveness of the LTRO program helped accelerate the recent short-covering rally in EUR/USD. Prices broke out of a downward trend channel in place for more than 2-months on the daily charts at 1.2925. Resistance at 1.2945 put a cap on the market until late in the day when we managed a spurt as high as 1.2972 and 100.05 in EUR/JPY.
Sellers are seen in the 1.2980/00 area near-term while 1.3080 is pivotal area of resistance should the rally extend that far on Friday.
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