There is no way that 75% of Germany's economy exports to outside the Eurozone. I don't know what the figure is, but it's much less than this. Also, only 10.3% of German exports go to the U.S. http://www.indexmundi.com/germany/exports_partners.html
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote from TRADERguy: There is no way that 75% of Germany's economy exports to outside the Eurozone. I don't know what the figure is, but it's much less than this. Also, only 10.3% of German exports go to the U.S. http://www.indexmundi.com/germany/exports_partners.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just quoting what I read. Will try to find the article and post it. "The German economy is heavily export-oriented, with exports accounting for more than one-third of national output." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Germany 10% of 1/3rd means that 3+% of the German economy exports to the US. Now I've got to run and eat some turkey. Cheers, TRADERguy
Well it figures; five minutes after I sit down for diner it shoots north. Oh well. Let's see what tomorrow brings.
I've taken profits on 70% of my core position up here. Looking to get down to a 5% position as the market continues to rally up through 1.3300. No sign of a reversal, just looking to finish up my year already on a good note.
Traderguy - ya know, I don't remember saying it was 75% to the US. I remember the 75% number, but check my original post. Let me try to find the article when I wake up in the morning (3AM here) before you get all super sleuth on me. k?
Wonder if that spike occured because of the BoE comments about the dollar falling "indefinitely". Regardless, it's clear that this overall fall will not stop until someone intervenes. And that will only delay it. Is interesting that the Swissie, AUD or yen didn't move too much though.