Amman wfakhoury 06:25 GMT May 22, 2013
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SaR KaL 06:15 GMT May 22, 2013
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I hope those "else" have the deep pocket to follow all your signals this way.
SaR KaL 06:15 GMT May 22, 2013
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Amman wfakhoury 03:57 GMT May 22, 2013
I do not care about your "No Comments"
Cool?
For everyone else...I am still short audusd and nzdusd
and will stay that until Targets.
SaR KaL 06:11 GMT May 22, 2013
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Closed a couple of Cable Shorts
shorted more eurusd
Longed a couple gbpnzd and gbpaud
some longs usdjpy and gbpjpy
part of accumulation
Syd 05:38 GMT May 22, 2013
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(AU) Australia Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE): Investment in resource projects may fall by over 2/3rd over the next 5 years back to 2007 levels as companies scale back expansion plans while current projects are completed- Committed to major resources projects valued at A$268B - Rising costs keeps investment value at record high. - A$232B resources projects at feasibility stage. - A$150B resources investment reassessed during the past 12 months. - Committed resources investment may fall to A$70B in 2017.
- Source TradeTheNews.com
Syd 05:37 GMT May 22, 2013
(AU) AUSTRALIA MAY WESTPAC CONSUMER CONFIDENCE :
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*(AU) AUSTRALIA MAY WESTPAC CONSUMER CONFIDENCE INDEX: -7.0% (biggest decline in 17 months) V -5.1% PRIOR; INDEX: 97.6 V 104.9 PRIOR- no revisions. - Westpac chief economist Evans: "We expect that the dissatisfaction is not only due to concerns around some of the savings measures in the budget but also the sharp deterioration in the fiscal position, indicating renewed fears about the overall state of the economy." - Source TradeTheNews.com
Syd 05:31 GMT May 22, 2013
Bank of Spain investigation finds that Spanish banks are hiding part of their customer's real nonpe:
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(ES) Bank of Spain investigation finds that Spanish banks are hiding part of their customer's real nonperforming loans by refinancing them repeatedly - El Mundo- Found that major Spanish banks have been agreeing to refinance once or even twice clients' mortgages without acknowledging the real few possibilities of getting those loans back. - The average nonperforming loan ratio for these type of retail mortgages in the sector is actually 6.5% v 4.1% that is currently being officially declared. - Inspectors have reviewed the retail mortgage portfolios of Banco Santander, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria and Banesto and have identified "weaknesses' comparable to the rest of the sector. - Source TradeTheNews.com
Central Kwun 05:27 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY dive:
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wfakhoury, you are finally come back! what is your latest forecast for gold?
Amman wfakhoury 04:45 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY dive:
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Better to give no signal...than these 2
Amman wfakhoury 04:37 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY dive:
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you paid for your lunch..it is not free.
tokyo ginko 04:33 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY:
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i already had my lunch yesterday, why eat again today?
Amman wfakhoury 04:29 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY:
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I already gave a signal that eurjpy will reach 132.35 after that signal.
tokyo ginko 04:27 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY dive:
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hi Amman wfakhoury,
how about giving us a trade recommendation?
Amman wfakhoury 04:24 GMT May 22, 2013
EURJPY dive:
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Lahore FM 12:53 GMT May 20, 2013
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Sell EURJPY
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eurjpy can easily take the dive now.
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It seems eurjpy hasnot dive suit.
Amman wfakhoury 03:57 GMT May 22, 2013
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SaR KaL 10:33 GMT May 21, 2013 - My Profile
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audusd tgt .94 for today
.90 for 2 wks
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Hong Kong AceTrader 02:47 GMT May 22, 2013
Dollar retreats broadly on Fed Bullard's comments : May 22, 2013:
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Market Review - 21/05/2013 21:50GMT
Dollar retreats broadly on Fed Bullard's comments
The greenback pared early gains against majority of its peers ahead of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony in Congress on Wednesday after St. Louis Fed President James Bullard dented hopes that the Fed might taper its bond purchases anytime soon.
Fed's Bullard said 'asset buying is best policy option for central banks when interest rates near zero; Fed should continue QE, adjusting pace of bond buying according of incoming data.'
Versus the Japanese yen, the greenback rallied at Asian open and rose to 102.76 in Asian morning after Japan Economy Minister Akira Amari clarified his weekend's comments regarding the yen's recent weakness. Dollar continued to trade with firm undertone and climbed to an intra-day high at 102.89 ahead of New York open. However, dollar pared intra-day gains and tumbled to 102.25 in New York afternoon after St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said policymakers should continue buying bonds because it's the best available option to boost growth that is slower than expected.
Japan's Amari said 'hope fx market can strike balance between impact on imports n exports; no comment on whether correction in excessive yen strength is over; hope fx market settles at a level in line with economic fundamentals.'
Although the single currency dropped sharply to 1.2863 in early Asian morning, price rebounded to 1.2902 at European open. However, euro met renewed selling there and dropped to session low at 1.2841 ahead of European open before rallying in New York morning on dollar's strength following comments from Fed's Bullard. Price eventually rose to an intra-day high at 1.2934 in New York afternoon before easing.
Although the British pound came under selling pressure at Asian open and dropped to 1.5221 in Asian morning, price recovered to 1.5263 at European open. However, cable met renewed selling there and tumbled in European morning after a government report showed inflation slowed more than economists forecast, giving the central bank more room to boost stimulus that tends to weaken a currency. Price continued to ratchet lower and hit an intra-day low at 1.5113 in New York morning. Later, the pound pared intra-day losses and rebounded strongly to 1.5180 in New York afternoon on dollar's weakness before stabilising.
U.K. CPI in April came in at 0.2% m/m n 2.4% y/y, lower than the forecast of 0.4% n 2.4% respectively.
In other news, ECB's Liikanen said 'ECB measures have helped narrow bond spread; ECB measures have credibility.'
On the data front, German PPI in April came in at -0.2% m/m n 0.1% y/y, vs the expectation of -0.1% n 0.2% respectively.
Data to be released on Wednesday:
Australia consumer confidence, Japan trade balance, export, import, BoJ rate decision, EU current account, UK BoE meeting minutes, PS net borrowing, CBI industrial trend, Canada retail sales and U.S. existing home sales.
manila tom 23:59 GMT May 21, 2013
EUR/USD : Critical Point 1.2797
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Buy EURUSD
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so far so good Dr. Qindex, once it stabilises above 1.2928 then we should see 1.2970-80 soon and even 1.3020 by friday, cheers
GVI Forex Inner Circle 21:26 GMT May 21, 2013
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May 21, 2013 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Wednesday, May 22.
Updated: Trading Events Calendar
HIGH IMPACT RELEASES: JP- BOJ, GB- BOE Minutes, Retail Sales, Bernanke, Existing Homes Sales, Fed Minutes.
- Far East: JP- BOJ.
- Europe: EZ- Current Account, GB- BOE Minutes, Retail Sales, CBI Trends.
- North America: US- Bernanke Testimony, Existing Homes Sales, Weekly Crude. Fed Minutes.
Direct links to primary data sources
Livingston nh 21:14 GMT May 21, 2013
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Biggest risk w/ Ben is the potential disagreement among his fellows - he is a "lame duck" - money must move to be effective and some folks think Ben too concerned w/ bank stability
GVI Forex Inner Circle 20:42 GMT May 21, 2013
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UK CPI & RPI weighs on GBP. Bernanke and BOJ Wednesday:
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- HIGH
IMPACT ITEMS: JP- BOJ, GB- BOE Minutes, Retail Sales, Bernanke,
Existing Homes Sales, Fed Minutes
- Wednesday will see the
minutes from the latest Fed Meeting (May 1) and testimony by Chairman
Bernanke to the House. This testimony will give him ample opportunity
to signal to the markets what the current intentions of the central
bank may be. Fed speakers recently have been
leaning in favor of a start to tapering bond purchases.
- U.K. inflation data released
Tuesday were softer than expected but still above BOE target. The GBP
fell on the news.
- USDJPY traded steady
after the Japanese Economics Minister backed off expressions of
satisfaction with the current value of the JPY. The Nikkei gained and
10-yr JGB yields were
higher. A BOJ decision is due on Wednesday. No change in policy is
expected.
- Thursday sees a number of flash
PMI reports U.K. data could also influence the GBP The critical
German IFO Survey is due on Friday.
20d
avg
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10-yr
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Equities
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EURUSD
1.3013
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JGB
0.87% +3bp
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Asia:Mixed
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USDJPY
100.13
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Bund
1.37% +2bp
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Europe
Higher
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EURJPY
130.30
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U.S.1.94%
-2bp
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U.S.:Higher
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GVI Forex Blog 20:40 GMT May 21, 2013
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HIGH IMPACT ITEMS: JP- BOJ, GB- BOE Minutes, Retail Sales, Bernanke, Existing Homes Sales, Fed Minutes
Wednesday will see the minutes from the latest Fed Meeting (May 1) and testimony by Chairman Bernanke to the House. This testimony will give him ample opportunity to signal to the markets what the current intentions of the central bank may be. Fed speakers recently have been leaning in favor of a start to tapering bond purchases.
UK CPI & RPI weighs on GBP. Bernanke and BOJ Wednesday
GVI Forex Inner Circle 20:31 GMT May 21, 2013
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-- ALERT --
(Estimates and Previous data for EIA Survey)
Crude Oil: +0.500 vs. 0 exp vs. -0.625 prev.
Gasoline: +3.000 vs. -0.5 exp vs. +2.600 prev.
Distillates:+0.460 vs. -0.5 exp vs. +2.300 prev.
Cap/Util: 86.8% vs. n/a exp. vs. 88.0% prev.
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PAR 18:04 GMT May 21, 2013
Ireland - Apple:
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It is not only Apple .
However, corporate taxes as a percentage of government receipts are at an all-time low:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/two-charts-corporate-tax-avoidance-revenue-offshore-2013-5#ixzz2Tx3iDylq
Livingston nh 17:50 GMT May 21, 2013
Ireland - Apple:
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Maybe just let the banks fend for themselves --
PAR 17:47 GMT May 21, 2013
Ireland - Apple:
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Next time Ireland faces a banking crisis they could ask Apple for help instead of poor Irish people and European taxpayers . LoL
Livingston nh 17:29 GMT May 21, 2013
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ab - my thought is rates influence the USD (and world rates??) - gold is selling off since April // Fed has to control rates - if it stops buying treasuries it is forfeiting control to the market - ergo it has to hike but keep buying
hk ab 17:24 GMT May 21, 2013
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even yen rate was kept at 0.00 for so long, it had been staying in the 70-80 region for so long as well.....
hk ab 17:23 GMT May 21, 2013
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nh, they can still buy gold on eur and jpy if they want to push.....imvho
Livingston nh 17:17 GMT May 21, 2013
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what if the Fed raises rates and continues to buy treasuries? gold isn't money but it is sensitive to rates
GVI Forex 17:14 GMT May 21, 2013
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FED: FRBNY Pres Dudley remains dovish. He talks of adjusting QE up or down, unsure of which way next, but warns of mkts overreacting to taper and posits Fed might want to hold, not sell, MBS to prevent a rate rise. He says Jun'11 exit advisory is dated and Fed should update thinking on bal sheet, possibly with eye on how to "mitigate potential costs and risks." Says FOMC "could decide to indicate that it will avoid selling the MBS portfolio" during early stage of normalization or perhaps not sell MBS at all to avoid a sharp increase in long rates. Challenge will be getting "the initial tightening of financial market conditions... commensurate to what we desire. There is a risk is that market participants could overreact" or move too fast. That would threaten fin'l stability, also "make it harder to calibrate mon policy appropriately." He wants QE "to respond flexibly to a changing econ outlook," but not disrupt the economy. "Based on what we have learned to date at the zero bound, I believe that it will be important for us to anchor all communication" around Fed's core principles of getting a better econ and low infl.
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HK Kevin 17:10 GMT May 21, 2013
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Limit sell order 1.2930 executed. Next added level at 1.2980. Overall stop at 1.3060, t/p 1.2780
Cambridge Joe 16:39 GMT May 21, 2013
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I've got a window abt 45 Mins out and appr 45 mins wide shoukld see softer e/$... for a start.
IMO. GL
Cambridge Joe 16:35 GMT May 21, 2013
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I've got e/$ looking like it's to drop into Asia. Pick your time..!
A violent seesaw.
IMO. GL
PAR 16:22 GMT May 21, 2013
US Dollar:
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Dollar weaker as Bernanke will keep printing dollars as never before .
Cambridge Joe 16:02 GMT May 21, 2013
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as long as stops are above 53.... should hang in there... ?
GVI Forex Inner Circle 15:46 GMT May 21, 2013
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Fixed Income:
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Major bond market prices mostly weaker. Peripheral prices mixed.
Miami JN 15:33 GMT May 21, 2013
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What happened to eur????
London Chris 15:09 GMT May 21, 2013
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Is anyone trading or are we all waiting for tomorrow's Bernanke fireworks?
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