23:30 AU Mfg
PMI most timely economic reading MONDAY
0:13 JP Final
PMI most timely economic reading
1:00 CN NBS
PMI most timely economic reading
1:45 CN HSBC
final PMI most timely economic reading
8:50 FR MFG
PMI final most timely economic reading
8:55 DE MFG
PMI final most timely economic reading
8:58 EZ MFG
PMI final most timely economic reading
9:15 CH PMI most
timely economic reading
9:28 GB MFG PMI most timely economic reading
14:30 CA RBC-Markit
PMI most timely economic reading
14:45 US MKT
MFG PMI final most timely economic reading
15:00 US ISM
MFG PMI most timely economic reading TUESDAY
1:30 AU GDP
qq broadest economic mesure
4:30 AU Australia
Reserve Bank No rate change seen
9:28 GB Construction
PMI most timely economic reading
15:00 US Construction Spend building measure WEDNESDAY
8:50 FR SVC
PMI final most timely economic reading
8:55 DE SVC
PMI final most timely economic reading
8:58 EZ
SVC PMI final most timely economic reading
9:28 GB SVC
PMI most timely economic reading
13:15 US ADP
Jobs Predictor of NFP
13:30 US Productivity important metric
14:45 US Markit
SVC PMI most timely economic reading
15:00 CA BOC Rates
Rates seen steady
15:00 US ISM
SVC PMI most timely economic reading
15:30 US EIA Crude mn top enrgy metic
19:00 FRB Beige Book Fed ecomonmic analysis THURSDAY
1:30 AU Retail Sales consumer spending
1:30 AU Trade A$bln Export measure
12:00 GB Bank
of England Rates Seen Steady
12:45 EZ Europe
Cntl Bank Rates Seen Steady
13:30 US Initial
Claims timely jobs data
15:00 CA Ivey
PMI most timely economic reading FRIDAY
10:00 EZ 3Q14
GDP qq broadest economic mesure
13:30 CA Trade C$bn
13:30 CA Payrolls
wide emploment measure
13:30 US Payrolls
wide emploment measure
13:30 US Trade USDb
Export measure
15:00 US Factory Orders production
GVI Forex john 16:59:22 GMT - 11/28/2014
November 28, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Monday, December 1,2014.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
23:30 JP Core
CPI Japan inflation
23:50 JP Retail Sales Consumer Demand
23:50 JP Ind Out industrial activity FRIDAY
7:00 DE Ret
Sales Consumer Demand
10:00 EZ FL
HICP Key ECB Metric
12:30 CA GDP
Widest Economic Measure
16:0
0 US Markets Close Early
Mtl JP 18:14:52 GMT - 11/27/2014
dc CB 17:5 funny chart does not forecast $0.0 , much less negative
“We are not sending any signal to anyone, we are just trying to have a fair price,” OPEC Secretary General Abdalla Salem El-Badri
dc CB 17:11:51 GMT - 11/27/2014
punish Putin
a big part is still that Pipeline for NatGas that they want to build to reach the European market. Problamo numero uno still remains Syria - Assad - Russia backed. Break Russia = build pipeline.
The PipeDream from the hashish filled hooka.
kl fs 16:45:04 GMT - 11/27/2014
now it seems oil is a renewable resource ;)
nw kw 16:42:07 GMT - 11/27/2014
saudis preparing to trade gold in chin.a
Mtl JP 16:39:36 GMT - 11/27/2014
maybe ... maybe saudis preparing to drop asking dollar fiat for their crude ?
nw kw 16:34:46 GMT - 11/27/2014
Saudis oil spread to usa oil reported a small oil war
Mtl JP 16:34:11 GMT - 11/27/2014
john 16:25 - re saudis ... to drive out the high cost (shale oil and tar sand) producers - and to think that Harper's Canada is fighting something called isis ...
kl fs 16:32:12 GMT - 11/27/2014
plus to punish Putin?
GVI Forex john 16:25:58 GMT - 11/27/2014
wti breaks below $70 LOD 69.11
seeing 69.49
I assume this is what they were intending, namely to drive out the high cost (shale oil and tar sand) producers...
CAD getting slammed.
london red 15:24:00 GMT - 11/27/2014
i wonder if they are really willing to chase loonie up here with canadian gdp out tomorrow. reckon time to take early profits here at the 50% fib and buy in on the dip to 11266/43 tomorrow.
GVI Forex john 15:03:06 GMT - 11/27/2014
wti 70.19 -2.50
very volatile and weak
GVI Forex john 14:59:23 GMT - 11/27/2014
Brent Crude
Last 76.30 -1.45 (hi 77.06 lo 75.48)
GVI Forex john 14:53:04 GMT - 11/27/2014
Report OPEC delegate says production quota unchanged.
-TTN
GVI Forex john 14:02:27 GMT - 11/27/2014
November 27, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Friday, November 28.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
HIGH IMPACT NEWS RELEASES: JP- CPI, Retail Sales, industrial Output, DE- Retail Sales,
EZ- flash HICP, Unemployment, CA- GDP, US- Early Close
Far East: JP- CPI, Retail Sales, industrial Output
However, should it become necessary to further address risks of too prolonged a period of low inflation, the Governing Council is unanimous in its commitment to using additional unconventional instruments within its mandate. In this context, we have also tasked relevant ECB staff and Eurosystem committees with the timely preparation of further measures to be implemented, if needed.
Global-VIew EZ and German Charts
German November JOBLESSS falls faster than expected (lower is better). Unemployment rate eases.
GVI Forex john 09:14:01 GMT - 11/27/2014
Global-VIew EZ and German Charts
German November JOBLESSS falls faster than expected (lower is better). Unemployment rate eases.
GVI Forex john 09:11:31 GMT - 11/27/2014
Nothing new from Draghi as far as I can see.
GVI Forex john 09:09:51 GMT - 11/27/2014
Draghi headlines:
Inflation to remain at current levels over coming months
Inflation to increase in 2015 & 2016
Unanimous in commitment to use additional instruments if needed
GVI Forex john 08:58:31 GMT - 11/27/2014
German Employment data better than expected.
GVI Forex john 08:57:17 GMT - 11/27/2014
German Unemployment November 2014
NEWS ALERT
rate: 6.60% vs. 6.70% exp. vs. 6.70%(r 6.60%) prev.
change: -14 K vs. -1 exp. vs. -22K (r ) prev.
THURSDAY
US Holiday
OPEC Meeting All day
8:55 DE unem Kchg German unemployment
9:00 DE fl HICP
Key Metric for ECB
13:30 CA Cur/Acct Canadian External Accounts
23:30 JP Core
CPI Japan inflation
23:50 JP Retail Sales Consumer Demand
23:50 JP Ind Out industrial activity FRIDAY
7:00 DE Ret
Sales Consumer Demand
10:00 EZ FL
HICP Key ECB Metric
12:30 CA GDP
Widest Economic Measure
16:0
0 US Markets Close Early
NEWS ALERT
Crude Oil: +1.950 vs. 0.000 exp vs. +2.610 prev.
Gasoline: +1.800 vs. -1.000 exp vs. +1.000 prev.
Distillates: -1.650 vs. -1.000 exp vs. -2.100 prev.
Cap/Util: 91.50% vs. n/a exp vs. 91.20% prev. Weekly Petroleum Status Report
Par, why post something like that? It is only s recap and really days nothing we don't already know,.
PAR14:09:04 GMT - 11/26/2014
FXStreet (Córdoba) - EUR/USD rose from 1.2480 and climbed above 1.2500, reaching at 1.2506 the strongest level since last Friday after the release of economic data in the US, that weakened the US dollar across the board.
In the US three important economic reports were released with the majority below the consensus. The positive report was the durable goods orders that climbed 0.4%, analysts projected a decline of 0.6%. Personal income rose 0.2% in October, below the 0.4% expected, while personal spending increase 0.2% versus the 0.3% analysts were expecting. Initial jobless claims rose from 292.00 to 313.000 during the week of November 21.
Before Thanksgiving holiday volumes are non existant .
GVI Forex john 13:53:30 GMT - 11/26/2014
Weekly Jobless are notoriously volatile, but no special factors were reported to be in the data. We need to look at the data over several weeks to confirm, but we have to watch them closely.
GVI Forex john 13:49:10 GMT - 11/26/2014
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims back above 300K. Trend developing?...
Click on chart for over ten-year history
GVI Forex john 13:41:56 GMT - 11/26/2014
U.S. CPI and Core PCE Deflator. Fed Targets PCE Deflator. Rising,
Data released by the US Mortgage Brokers Association indicated that mortgage applications fell 4.3 percent in the week ended 21 November. The fall comes after a 4.0 percent rise the previous week and is the first drop since 7 November.
House purchases declined 4.8 percent after an 11.7 percent gain the previous week.
The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage approved was 4.15 percent versus 4.18 percent the previous week.
GVI Forex john 11:51:35 GMT - 11/26/2014
FWIW- U.S. markets should wind down early for the week this afternoon in the U.S. In addition to the Thanksgiving holidays, parts of the Northeast U.S. will see a significant snowfall. This would be about a month earlier than normal. This could add to the rush to the doors this afternoon!
So look out for thin markets later today, but there should a lot of interest in the OPEC decision on Thursday.
GVI Forex john 11:33:26 GMT - 11/26/2014
Weekly
Trading Planner Top Items (GMT):
WEDNESDAY
09:30 GB GDP Widest Economic Indicator
12:30 US PCE
defl y Top Fed Inflation Measure.
12:30 US Personal Income Key to demand
13:30 US Initial
Claims Weekly Jobless
13:30 US Dur Goods Industrial demand
13:45 US Chicago PMI regional Indicator
13:55 US U
Mich final Long term Sentiment Survey
15:00 US New
Homes Sales Housing Metric
15:00 US Pending
Homes Predictor of Existing Homes Sales 15:30 US EIA Crude Impacts
Spot oil prices
18:00 TRY 7-yr Treasury borrowing
23:30 JP Core
CPI Japan inflation
23:50 JP Ind Out industrial activity THURSDAY
US Holiday
OPEC Meeting All day
8:55 DE unem Kchg German unemployment
9:00 DE fl HICP
Key Metric for ECB
13:30 CA Cur/Acct Canadian External Accounts
23:50 JP Retail Sales Consumer Demand FRIDAY
7:00 DE Ret
Sales Consumer Demand
10:00 EZ FL
HICP Key ECB Metric
12:30 CA GDP
Widest Economic Measure
16:00 US Markets Close Early
WEDNESDAY
09:30 GB GDP Widest Economic Indicator
12:30 US PCE
defl y Top Fed Inflation Measure.
12:30 US Personal Income Key to demand
13:30 US Initial
Claims Weekly Jobless
13:30 US Dur Goods Industrial demand
13:45 US Chicago PMI regional Indicator
13:55 US U
Mich final Long term Sentiment Survey
15:00 US New
Homes Sales Housing Metric
15:00 US Pending
Homes Predictor of Existing Homes Sales 15:30 US EIA Crude Impacts
Spot oil prices
18:00 TRY 7-yr Treasury borrowing
23:30 JP Core
CPI Japan inflation
23:50 JP Ind Out industrial activity THURSDAY
US Holiday
OPEC Meeting All day
8:55 DE unem Kchg German unemployment
9:00 DE fl HICP
Key Metric for ECB
13:30 CA Cur/Acct Canadian external Accounts
23:50 JP Retail Sales Consumer Demand FRIDAY
7:00 DE Ret
Sales Consumer Demand
10:00 EZ FL
HICP Key ECB Metric
12:30 CA GDP
Widest Economic Measure
23:30 JP Unemployment 3.60% 3.50%
GVI Forex Jay Meisler 17:50:38 GMT - 11/25/2014
I prefer the key one hour trendline, currently at 1.2510, as the key on top (along with 1.2504)
london red 17:39:07 GMT - 11/25/2014
euro. hourly trendline now 124565. supports current move. last month high 12485. if looking like a close abv here (end of month ie friday) will ruffle a few feather and some short covering. while below a close no higher than 12430 is favourite.
Mtl JP 16:26:47 GMT - 11/25/2014
Euro-area financial institutions should consider creating securities that combine sovereign bonds to give the European Central Bank more assets to buy, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said.
nw kw 16:23:52 GMT - 11/25/2014
new usa gov gets power ante nuke poss stop Iran oil
Mtl JP 16:19:51 GMT - 11/25/2014
loon correlates to crude pricing at about .70
maybe if crude bumps another $20 bucks loon goes to 1.20
GVI Forex john 16:17:44 GMT - 11/25/2014
November 2, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Wednesday, November 2.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
HIGH IMPACT NEWS RELEASES: GB- GDP, Personal Income, PCE Deflator, Weekly Jobless,
Durable Goods, Chicago PMI, University of Michigan, New Home Sales, Pending Homes, Crude, 7-yr
Far East: No Major Data
Europe: GB- GDP, Distributive Trades
North America: US- Weekly Mortgages, Personal Income, PCE Deflator, Weekly Jobless, Durable Goods, Chicago PMI, University
of Michigan, New Homes Sales, Pending Homes, Weekly Crude, Natural Gas, 7-yr
london red 16:17:39 GMT - 11/25/2014
loonie. support held well, still no hourly close under 11243 but still all to play for until a higher high. but if we get one (north of 11316) should yield a retest of 11400. the pullback has yielded a good amount of lower highs and lows so a break of this trend should be pretty clean and they are likely to follow it at the very least initially (11362)
Mtl JP 15:33:19 GMT - 11/25/2014
john a reminder about the Commerce Department's GDP release:
it is ONLY an ... estimate
GVI Forex john 15:25:17 GMT - 11/25/2014
Trying to look at the Conference Board Survey as objectively as possible. The short-term outlook is suddenly looking a little toppy to me. We will have to see how the next few figures come in.
GVI Forex john 15:07:25 GMT - 11/25/2014
U.S. Data Charts
CHART: Univ of Michigan & Conference Board Sentiment. Conference Board Survey much weaker than expected.
+ve surprise no doubt about it. business investment creates jobs and thats encouraging. inventory gain a small blot on an otherwise decent report.
PAR13:52:37 GMT - 11/25/2014
Some of the factors supporting this upward revision are quite encouraging - for instance, the upwards revision to equipment and software spending (business investment, now 10.7% from 7.2% initially), and personal consumption (consumer spending now 2.2% from 1.8%), and residential investment (homebuilding - now 2.7% from 1.8%).”
“There was, as expected, a slight additional drag from the net export sector, worth about $20bn over the quarter (annualised rate). And this more than offset the further increase in inventory building (revised up about $16bn) over the same period.”
“Whilst some parts of this release do suggest that the US economy has more momentum than initially indicated, both inventories and the defence component of government spending are likely to revert to being considerable drags in the fourth quarter, taking GDP growth closer to 2.0% than 3.0%, and the profile for GDP will remain very choppy, masking an underlying growth rate of between 2.5% and 3.0%.”
“At the margin, these figures make it easier for the Fed to move towards pushing rates higher next year. But a lot can happen between now and the April 2015 rate hike the market is pricing in, including much weaker inflation and a possible re-run of the 2013 government shutdown, and we are taking nothing for granted.”
london red 13:51:49 GMT - 11/25/2014
euro. data gap filled now needs to move below 12409/02 for 12360/50, otherwise they might get bored and try yest high and trendline.
loonie. suggested cad sales will beat and us gdp misses, so pair may test 11225/43. i suspect it will rebound to 11266 or higher by the close if those lower levels seen. the recent low of 11191 should be safe assuming the recent correction is over. below there is an imp fib at 11143 which could be targeted on a bounce to 11225/43 in the event of a break, but in that case stops below recent low of 11122 should be safe.
gc sf 12:12:33 GMT - 11/25/2014
I just looked at NZD Monthly chart and count something like 17 times it threatened to break down - but never has as yet.
It is flattening out though so maybe tomorrow Asia will work out better .. 7685 ish.
Mtl JP 10:38:45 GMT - 11/25/2014
Carney: More likely that inflation will fall below 1%
kiwi. just moved below daily trendline 7799. has not closed below this for some time but has traded below it a couple of times. recent low of 10 day ma comes in at 7766, so anything below there will confirm the break of the daily trendline. until then you stay short but have to be cautious.
Paris ib 09:04:45 GMT - 11/25/2014
Thanks Ginko. So that's a full house: prices rising everywhere including Japan while Central Banks go with 'deflation' and Government borrowing continues to crowd out private borrowing at 'doctored' interest rates. Meanwhile the so-called economic recovery fails to show up. What a surprise.
Over in Australia it looks like they are gearing up to replace the Mad Monk with another ex Goldman alumni as iron ore tanks, mining takes a hit and the rest of the economy begins to enter a slump. The AUD is looking down a black hole.
USD/JPY still a 'sell on rallies' though it might take a while before it becomes an outright sell.
And the 'war on China and Russia' continues. No repercussions for the massive JPY devaluation but I read somewhere that the U.S. is looking into imposing tariffs on China.
European stock markets still have a way UP to go but the Nikkei and the U.S. markets are hitting the ceiling. It might be dull into the end of the year but 2015 looks like it will be fun. :-)
GVI - John - spam in the Gold Forum if you have a minute.
GVI Forex john 22:15:30 GMT - 11/24/2014
Weekly
Trading Planner Top Items (GMT):
23:50 JP BOJ Minutes Policy insight TUESDAY
07:00 DE GDP Widest Economic Indicator
13:30 CA Retail
Sales Consumer Demand
13:30 US GDP 3Q14 Widest Economic Indicator
15:00 US CB
Consumer Conf Short Term Sentiment Indicator
18:00 UST 5-yr Treasury Borrowing WEDNESDAY
09:30 GB GDP Widest Economic Indicator
12:30 US PCE
defl y Top Fed Inflation Measure.
12:30 US Personal Income Key to demand
13:30 US Initial
Claims Weekly Jobless
13:30 US Dur Goods Industrial demand
13:45 US Chicago PMI regional Indicator
13:55 US U
Mich final Long term Sentiment Survey
15:00 US New
Homes Sales Housing Metric
15:00 US Pending
Homes Predictor of Existing Homes Sales 15:30 US EIA Crude Impacts
Spot oil prices
18:00 TRY 7-yr Treasury borrowing
23:30 JP Core
CPI Japan inflation
23:50 JP Ind Out industrial activity THURSDAY
US Holiday
8:55 DE unem Kchg German unemployment
9:00 DE fl HICP
Key Metric for ECB
13:30 CA Cur/Acct Canadian external Accounts
23:50 JP Retail Sales Consumer Demand FRIDAY
7:00 DE Ret
Sales Consumer Demand
10:00 EZ FL
HICP Key ECB Metric
12:30 CA GDP
Widest Economic Measure
23:30 JP Unemployment 3.60% 3.50%
tokyo ginko 20:57:48 GMT - 11/24/2014
good morning IB,
'Ginko still hasn't told us if prices are actually falling in Japan in JPY terms or not. There are no deflation anywhere else'
in JPY terms - prices up
in Foreign Currency - prices down
best time to invest in Japan...hav some attractive real estate deals here to go.
GT all!
GVI Forex john 13:42:16 GMT - 11/21/2014
Canada: Headline and BOC Core CPI hutter than expected. Core CPI above target.
Canada: Bank of Canada Core and Consumer Prices October 2014
NEWS ALERT
yy: +2.30% vs. +2.10% exp. vs. +2.10% prev.
Headline
mm: +0.10% vs. -0.20% exp. vs. +0.10% prev.
yy: +2.40% vs. +2.00% exp. vs. +2.00% prev.
IB
re: Chinese GDP /export growth.
You are right about one thing. Export figures don't equate with the reported export growth. Want a more valid source: Figures from Chinas biggest port container terminal. Figures based on empty and full container traffic puts the real GDP @5.5%.This calculation is more than 6 months old. The figures should be a lower for the next count ( in 1 month). Chinese "break even " figure for their economy needs to be over 6.5%. Below that means recession.
You will hear a lot on this forum and other media comments and reports of how good Chinese economy is by brainwashed " local comrades", the fact is China is in recession.
I am looking forward to the next container traffic count.
p.s I use this data for all long term positioning of fund assets.
regards
The Wizard of Oz
london red 11:39:08 GMT - 11/21/2014
watch this 11266 fib on loonie. many gone long this week and stops like under 11243.
Mtl JP 11:23:35 GMT - 11/21/2014
where are the SKoreans ?
Paris ib 11:13:35 GMT - 11/21/2014
To be clear Chinese export related growth eats everyone else's lunch ie. everyone else's GDP.
Paris ib 11:11:36 GMT - 11/21/2014
Absolutely. I was just looking at some stuff on China. China reported this big export surge that appears to be fake and tied more to capital flows. It doesn't tally with Hong Kong data (which was supposedly the big recipient of all these exports). In order to export capital from China that capital has to be export related. Questions about what is going on but signs of capital exodus - parking in Australian property for example. There is no way that the huge move in USD/JPY has not adversely impacted China. This rate cut tells us they are trying to address the issue but seriously what will it do? Not much. I still think we may see a devaluation which would not be good for the economy of the rest of the world. The idea that Chinese economic growth is good for the rest of the world (ex commodity exporters) is just not supported by the facts.
GVI Forex john 11:04:13 GMT - 11/21/2014
The rate was not completely out of the blue. I had heard vague chatter about a rate cut yesterday, but I did not think it was imminent.
Keep in mind that the AUD is the China proxy because of its large raw materials export relationship.
GVI Forex john 10:59:51 GMT - 11/21/2014
For the record
China cuts RRR rate
10:32*(CN) CHINA PBOC CUTS BENCHMARK INTEREST RATES; effective from Sat, Nov 22nd
- Cuts 1 year deposit Rate by 25bps to 2.75%
- Cuts 1-year lending Rate by 40bps to 5.60%
- Source TradeTheNews.com
GVI Forex john 22:46:52 GMT - 11/20/2014
November 20, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Friday, November 21.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
HIGH IMPACT NEWS RELEASES: EZ- Draghi, CA- CPI
Far East: No Major Data
Europe: EZ- Draghi
North America: CA- CPI, US- COT
GVI Forex john 22:08:30 GMT - 11/20/2014
Weekly
Trading Planner Top Items (GMT):
FRIDAY
13:30 CA CPI
BOC targets CPI
14:00 EZ Draghi expect a dovish tone
GVI Forex Jay Meisler 17:45:09 GMT - 11/20/2014
JP, I am using the 4 hour chart where the trendline is currently at 1.2591, yesterday's high 1.2600 and the 200 period mva at 1.2603 (last time above it was on Oct 29).
1.2538 = 20 day mva, which reflects the current consolidation that has tried but so far failed to turn into a retracement.
As I noted this week, EURUSD 1.2500 first traded on Oct 3 and after over a month in a half has not been able to establish below despite a low set at 1.2358.
The hope trade is for seasonal USD weakness to take over and setup a better level to go short but trading based on hope is always a long shot.
Mtl JP 17:32:55 GMT - 11/20/2014
on the upside euro would probably need to see action above the 50 day 1.2668 to cull some of the +/- 28 billion in COT positions
Mtl JP 17:27:05 GMT - 11/20/2014
every racehorse needs a rest at some point
eurdlr will take off either out of 1.2450 or 1.26 breakout
suggest crack open a beer or brew some tea in the meantime
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gbpusd still in nega-bias mode, 1.56 and lower likely
Paris ib 17:23:00 GMT - 11/20/2014
Yeah I think 150 EUR/JPY is doable. I just wonder if there is a target for the EUR/USD out there. I haven't heard any numbers but I'm pretty sure there must be a target of some sort.
Prague JIT 17:12:33 GMT - 11/20/2014
ib: JPY target was good. But the traders took it as the lesson: Buy this pair as long as possible. On every Friday evening I am a pip-picker-fisher. Saw it and trading 160 and 76 as well. To trade it, do not look how it was. Two or three digits.... For now I see the tgt. 120 USD and 150 EUR ag. the JPY is still possible. Good round number for all. Next holiday week will be important. Above 124/126 USD/JPY is their CB in the deep trouble. 100 pips daily. We have the silly same cb here. Happy w/e gl Regards,
Paris ib 16:31:18 GMT - 11/20/2014
JIT - with the cover of the '2% inflation target' Japan has devalued the USD/JPY nearly 50% - from 80 to the USD/JPY to today at 118 (119 this morning). No concern has been expressed by the USA about this manoeuvre and some pundits are encouraging the ECB to follow suit. A 50% devaluation and no mention of currency manipulation? In an era where inflation is "anything the statistics departments say it is".... an inflation target makes no sense. But I'm still trying to figure out what these Central Banks are gunning for.
They have currency targets. That's for sure. Originally Japan cited 100 - 110. We are way past that. Euro? What's the target there?
Prague JIT 16:17:12 GMT - 11/20/2014
Paris / ib.: Trying to answer all your questions shortly: Is the 2% dogma target ok for all old-good-economies? Why not 1,2? The motor settled to this? Why not 0,5? Everything above zero works. Below.....
PAR16:10:48 GMT - 11/20/2014
Rates need to stay at zero or close to zero to keep the cost of financing the budget deficits down , to keep the balance sheets of the central banks looking good and to keep the stock markets pushing higher helping the 1% and hoping for some trickle down effects.
I see no other reasons why in an economy growing at +3% like the USA ,rates should be at zero
GVI Forex john 15:52:57 GMT - 11/20/2014
November 20, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Friday, November 21.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
Why not March? Is there a recovery? Zero rates have to be an anomaly historically and only justified by an emergency. If there is a recovery in the States why can't rates move up from zero. We're not talking a huge move. 10 basis points or so. Somebody has to explain to me why that is not possible or justified because I just don't get it.
GVI Forex john 15:15:43 GMT - 11/20/2014
Odds on an early rate hike remain very low. Fed focus is on new job creation, average earnings and inflation. Government said today that price falls due to falling oil prices ore in the pipeline.
GVI Forex Jay Meisler 15:13:55 GMT - 11/20/2014
Soon is a relative term (June 2015?)
Tepid reaction to the data so far.
Paris ib 15:10:54 GMT - 11/20/2014
So odds on for a rate hike soon?
GVI Forex john 15:10:00 GMT - 11/20/2014
Existing Homes Sales is by far the most significant housing statistic. Data were better than expected.
PAR15:09:19 GMT - 11/20/2014
US rates stay low even after somewhat better than expected US economic data .
Ironically if we do get hikes it will be in an attempt to stop a slide in a currency. Right now everyone is cheering the BoJ but wait around a bit. News from the Ukraine today telling us that prices are going through the roof as the currency collapses.
GVI Forex john 14:51:48 GMT - 11/20/2014
Just about every PMI missed today. Global economy slowing? Will ANY Central Bank ever tighten?
For the record I don't see the PMI's as good economic forecasters...
PAR14:50:55 GMT - 11/20/2014
That will send US treasury yields sharply lower . Yellen happy .
GVI Forex john 14:47:50 GMT - 11/20/2014
U.S. flash Markit Manufacturing PMI misses expectations and weakens.
WASHINGTON — Up to four million undocumented immigrants who have lived in the United States for at least five years can apply for a program that protects them from deportation and allows those with no criminal record to work legally in the country, President Obama is to announce on Thursday, according to people briefed on his plans.
apparently "the Bills are paying around $10 an hour plus a ticket to Sunday’s game for the privilege of clearing off the stadium" from snow
Mtl JP 14:05:26 GMT - 11/20/2014
pray tell how does Joe's last day on Friday at JPM and starting at GS on Monday matter to FX ?
tia
GVI Forex john 13:54:25 GMT - 11/20/2014
Google definition: "the unemployment which exists in any economy due to people being in the process of moving from one job to another."
GVI Forex john 13:52:11 GMT - 11/20/2014
"frictional unemployment" means there is a level below which unemployment will not go due to people moving typically in and out of jobs for reasons other than the economy. Otherwise, zero mathematically would be the floor.
Mtl JP 13:47:29 GMT - 11/20/2014
gap now closed
see what a short gbpusd against 1.5720 will do
GVI Forex john 13:47:08 GMT - 11/20/2014
U.S. October CPI a touch hotter than expected, but it is seen lower later...
ALERT
Headline:
m/m: 0.0% vs. -0.10% exp. v +0.10% pre
y/y: 1.70% vs. +1.60% exp. v +1.70% pre
Core:
m/m: +0.20% vs. +0.10% exp. v +0.10% pre
y/y: +1.80% vs. +1.70% exp. v +1.70% pre
gbpusd struggling to make a new high (i.e break and hold above 1.5720) gives it currently nega bias
london red 12:54:38 GMT - 11/20/2014
Cable. Couple of channels at 15717,18, fib 21. Prev high 36 200 hour 37. Then biggie 15780/86. Support at 15675/80.
london red 11:32:19 GMT - 11/20/2014
nikkei and yen stopped holding hands a couple of days ago but this mornings sell off in the nikkei kicked off selling in the usdjpy. a currency keeps going and going until it reaches a support or resistance it cant break and then pulls back. you take profits and ask questions later. the strongest trend can change every single second of the day.
dont think the barriers at 119 were anything special. it was more overbought at 119 than 117 and thats probably a big factor why the bears managed to win their first fight for a while as markets can be overbought for a while but dont move in a straight line for long. added to the fact that we can expect jawboning c. 120. you have to remember that moves of these speeds dont allow corporates to hedge properly, thats why people start commenting. little things, worries, start to build up the higher you go. thats why im looking at just 120/12150 initially and will reassess once up there.
61.8 of 11740 leg at 11801. normally these give a bounce even if small. but a move lower and it will cascade as i think stops are going to be under 11795. if you bought break of 11795 yest, then you pulled your stopped higher to c. breakeven on the 11850 break. now 119 didnt get done so stops still likely to be at entry. yup these so called fast acting specs move quite slow.
Paris ib 11:04:58 GMT - 11/20/2014
red - so what you think is leading here? Stocks or currency?
london red 11:03:25 GMT - 11/20/2014
should test the bids at 118 eventually while no hourly close abv 11850. 117/11750 would probably mean nikkei down to shs neck just abv 17000, so both likely to bounce. nikkei to 200 hour maybe, yen to 11795 initially then decision to be made on further pullback or recommencement of main uptrend.
kw - it all depends on when the market stops listening to the 'talk' and starts focusing on the facts on the ground. If we have a stock market correction FIRST U.S. Treasuries will rally - yields will fall - after the correction and provided we don't get a huge bounce (how many bounces can you get?) then we may have a sell off in Treasuries but only if the USD comes under significant selling pressure.
Right now all the pin heads are talking about this imaginary DEFLATION and how clever and brave the Japanese are. Ho. Ho.
If China devalues that might change things... or maybe we have a reassessment regardless. Let's see.
nw kw 10:35:55 GMT - 11/20/2014
Japanese were net sellers of U.S. Treasuries in September 2014//can now get u/j retrace for has no support from U.S. Treasuries
soft us indexs
Paris ib 10:32:21 GMT - 11/20/2014
While they 'talk' about buying in offshore markets the Japanese were net sellers of U.S. Treasuries in September 2014.
And all this in the name of fighting what? deflation? Don't make me laugh.
Ginko still hasn't told us if prices are actually falling in Japan in JPY terms or not. There are no deflation anywhere else.
Top marks to Kuroda and co. for public relations. What a con.
Paris ib 10:25:24 GMT - 11/20/2014
John what if China devalues? What then?
What gets me is the Japanese have devalued the Yen (massively), actually repatriated funds (while telling everyone they were about to start sending money overseas), boosted exports (at the expense of their Asian neighbours) and actually managed to be PRAISED by other countries for their actions. Is this the greatest scam, or what?
Everyone has front run these Japanese Pension funds (who so far have not turned up buying on foreign markets) and pushed the USD/JPY up. Japan gets an export boost and gets to repatriate funds (see recent TIC data) at a fabulous exchange rate. I think this manoeuvre makes the rest of us look like the greatest bunch of plonkers.
Meanwhile the China slowdown continues, impacting the Aussie. But seriously the fact that China has export competition in NO WAY impacts the Euro. As far as the Euro is concerned any slowdown in a country like China which is a huge net exporter to the world - thus extracting GDP from everyone else - is no concern at all.
GVI Forex john 10:17:45 GMT - 11/20/2014
I suggest you stand back a little and see the larger trends in the two EZ, the Chinese and Japan PMIs. To me they all look heavy, although that is not as definitive for Japan?
Implies more EUR weakness,and pressure on JPY and AUD (via China). Agree??
GVI Forex john 09:40:52 GMT - 11/20/2014
U.K. Retail Sales data increase and beat expectations. GBPUSD higher.
UK Charts=> http://goo.gl/qhfE28
GVI Forex john 09:34:35 GMT - 11/20/2014
Retail Sales beat. GBP higher.
GVI Forex john 09:33:25 GMT - 11/20/2014
GB Retail Sales October 2014
-- NEWS ALERT --
mm: +0.80% vs. +0.30% exp. vs. -0.30% (-0.40%) prev.
yy: +4.30% vs. +4.20% exp. vs. +2.70% (+2.30%) prev.
x-fuel
Mfg mm: +0.8% vs. +0.30% exp. vs. -0.30% prev.
Mfg yy:+4.60% vs. +4.20% exp. vs. +3.10% (+2.80%) prev.
North America: US- CPI, Weekly Jobless, flash mfg PMI, Philly Fed, Existing Homes Sales, Lead Indicators, Nat Gas.
GVI Forex john 21:16:18 GMT - 11/19/2014
THURSDAY
01:45 CN HSBC
flash PMI key sentiment measure
08:00 FR MFG
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:00 FR SVC
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:28 DE MFG
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:28 DE SVC
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:58 EZ
flash MFG PMI key sentiment measure
08:58 EZ
flash SVC PMI key sentiment measure
09:30 GB Ret Sls consumer demand
13:30 US CPI
Fed targets inflation
13:30 US Initial
Claims weekly jobless
14:45 US Mfg
MKt PMI flash key sentiment measure
15:00 US Existing
Homes Top Housing Statistics
15:30 US EIA Crude impacts crude prices FRIDAY
13:30 CA CPI
BOC targets CPI
14:00 EZ Draghi expect a dovish tone
dc CB 20:09:25 GMT - 11/19/2014
118+ ...yenny henny penny
less than 24 hrs....the 120 Express...at this rate by Friday close
Paris ib 20:05:26 GMT - 11/19/2014
CS - pretending they are ready to hike if needed and knowing they can not do that without cratering the economy. I still go with incompetence. The way economics is taught is near on criminal IMVHO and what we got here is a bunch of academics who believe what they read in their text books.
gc sf 20:04:44 GMT - 11/19/2014
we did have 2 BOE People vote for a Hike - so at least there is 2 honest people - about where some of these interest rates should be heading.
FW CS 20:01:15 GMT - 11/19/2014
Ib
or Make a list of honest officials in power that list will be very short. Fed wants to talk hawk but unwilling to be a hawk. A paper hawk so to speak. Reversal day in euro today as well down. Hmmm. Up down up down up down. Euro not ready to resume downtrend
Paris ib 19:52:53 GMT - 11/19/2014
sf - with the FED I always get the impression they know there is some kind of huge problem just under the surface which they are scared witless will come out. What could that be? All the Gold is gone? (Looks pretty darn likely.) The U.S. needs to maintain offshore investor confidence at all costs (even at the cost of getting the Japanese to destroy their own currency and encouraging the ECB to do the same). I often wonder if we will ever find out what is really going on. I don't believe the statistics (deflation is an outright LIE) so you end up having to collect clues here and there to try and work it out. All I can say though is thank god for the internet. :-)
Paris ib 19:47:39 GMT - 11/19/2014
CS - well then they should all be in jail. Honest to god is there anyone out there in a position of public trust these days who shouldn't be in jail? Make a list, I'm sure everyone in every country could add a dozen or so names without even trying.
gc sf 19:44:03 GMT - 11/19/2014
the soviets tried to operate to a plan
the only plan I see from the FED is sheer panic every time the Stock Market drops.... they almost seem like AIG - trying to insure every risk at any price -- the only difference being they can print the money... and they are underwriting all the major players at the same time.
FW CS 19:42:33 GMT - 11/19/2014
Ib
If the answer is incompetence than one of these times you think they would make a mistake in our favor but that rarely ever happens. Fed still in a corner. Probably will now see damage control by other fed officials watch the hawks come out again.
london red 19:38:44 GMT - 11/19/2014
117.95 resisted once. if 70 holds will test again.
Sydney ACC 19:37:45 GMT - 11/19/2014
Expecting top temperature of 35 centigrade in Sydney today. Its 6:37 and its already 23 degrees
PAR19:35:51 GMT - 11/19/2014
FED is like the former Soviet Plan Bureau , they keep allocating capital to the wrong sectors .
GVI Forex john 19:34:26 GMT - 11/19/2014
re: recent poor weather yesterday was the coldest November day in NORTH AMERICA in nearly 40 years!
50% snow cover on the continent is over a month early. Significant snow cover leads to seasonal cold weather. Upstate N.Y. is expecting six feet (2 meters) of snow!
No doubt this is the fault of "global warming" again!
Paris ib 19:23:28 GMT - 11/19/2014
CS - have you ever imagined what it's like to be in their shoes? I have. Either they are grossly incompetent and have no idea why 'things' are not working like they are 'supposed to' or they are deliberately taking down the economy. In the first case they are just totally confused and trying to look like they are in charge. In the second case they know their policies will have god awful results down the road and they have moved all their assets to Paraguay (or similar). Moi, I go with incompetence.
PAR19:23:12 GMT - 11/19/2014
Recent bad weather another reason to stay cautious .
FW CS 19:20:17 GMT - 11/19/2014
ib
I think the Fed will continue to talk tough but not raise or raise ONCE then that is it. They cant raise without destroying the economy/bond market and they know it. Loss of confidence as you said their credibility took a big hit.
Paris ib 19:19:08 GMT - 11/19/2014
JP - you may have noticed that economic conditions on what is casually termed 'the street' are not exactly stellar. This past decade and a half of FED speak and fiddling with short term rates and bond yields (QE) hasn't exactly yielded the results which were promised.
USD taking it on the chin. You a buyer then?
Mtl JP 19:17:59 GMT - 11/19/2014
Rep. Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat, at a House Judiciary Committee hearing, suggested a moat around the WH roughly six-feet wide may be “attractive” and “effective.”
Paris ib 19:15:52 GMT - 11/19/2014
CS - agreed. Japan wanted and GOT a massive currency devaluation - for reasons which are not altogether clear. I'm not sure that the U.S. can go in for something like that. Japan still has a savings glut. The U.S. certainly does not. Either way I think the FED has really sunk in status this past decade. Indeed, since towards the end of the Greenspan era. Now they are getting to be a bit of a laughing stock. Not a good look.
GVI Forex john 19:15:04 GMT - 11/19/2014
Bottom-line: Dovish Fed tone...
dc CB 19:14:55 GMT - 11/19/2014
JP
they do give the Best Guidance.
WmBanzai7 needs to update this one with a Gammy Theme
Mtl JP 19:14:26 GMT - 11/19/2014
credibility issue ... about what issue exactly ?
Paris ib 19:12:56 GMT - 11/19/2014
PAR - I think u'll find the record was yesterday. So far today not so much.
Paris ib 19:11:51 GMT - 11/19/2014
Out of bullets except for say backdoor QE which may or may not have an impact on the currency down the road. Do they have a credibility issue? God yes.
PAR19:11:42 GMT - 11/19/2014
Stocks at new record high after another round of extra dovish FOMC comments .
Mtl JP 19:11:22 GMT - 11/19/2014
"guidance" - as long as players breathlessly await it - is still a bullet
FW CS 19:09:16 GMT - 11/19/2014
ib
Their next move would be a Japan style QE announcement this current Fed is nothing but talk. They talk hawk but then do nothing at game time. So it was all a bluff
GVI Forex john 19:07:56 GMT - 11/19/2014
press release
final paragraphs...
To support continued progress toward maximum employment and price stability, the Committee today reaffirmed its view that the current 0 to 1/4 percent target range for the federal funds rate remains appropriate. In determining how long to maintain this target range, the Committee will assess progress--both realized and expected--toward its objectives of maximum employment and 2 percent inflation. This assessment will take into account a wide range of information, including measures of labor market conditions, indicators of inflation pressures and inflation expectations, and readings on financial developments. The Committee anticipates, based on its current assessment, that it likely will be appropriate to maintain the 0 to 1/4 percent target range for the federal funds rate for a considerable time following the end of its asset purchase program this month, especially if projected inflation continues to run below the Committee's 2 percent longer-run goal, and provided that longer-term inflation expectations remain well anchored. However, if incoming information indicates faster progress toward the Committee's employment and inflation objectives than the Committee now expects, then increases in the target range for the federal funds rate are likely to occur sooner than currently anticipated. Conversely, if progress proves slower than expected, then increases in the target range are likely to occur later than currently anticipated.
When the Committee decides to begin to remove policy accommodation, it will take a balanced approach consistent with its longer-run goals of maximum employment and inflation of 2 percent. The Committee currently anticipates that, even after employment and inflation are near mandate-consistent levels, economic conditions may, for some time, warrant keeping the target federal funds rate below levels the Committee views as normal in the longer run.
So slightly dovish. Next FOMC meeting what are they likely to do? Nothing at all. And the meeting after that. Same. And after that. Same. But we could examine their little statements for a clue about what? About what type of economic conditions the U.S. is likely to face in say 6 months? Yeah right. On hold till we get new economic information. Which is not likely in the very short term. No room for further easing in any case. They're out of bullets.
dc CB 19:06:55 GMT - 11/19/2014
*FOMC OPTED NOT TO MENTION FINANCIAL MARKET TURMOIL AFTER DEBATE
they just sent Bullard Out to remind the markets about the Yellen Put..."The Bullard Bottom".
So what could they say in the Minutes...the Greenspan/Bernanke/ now Yellen PUT is alive and kicking the Short's Butt?
GVI Forex john 19:03:42 GMT - 11/19/2014
U.S. Fed Policy Minutes
NEWS ALERT
U.S. Fed Policy Minutes
-- all but one was in favor of considerable time language
-- one opposed end of bond buying program in October
North America: US- CPI, Weekly Jobless, flash mfg PMI, Philly Fed, Existing Homes Sales, Lead Indicators, Nat Gas.
GVI Forex john 15:32:43 GMT - 11/19/2014
US EIA Weekly Inventories
NEWS ALERT
Crude Oil: +2.610 vs. -1.000 exp vs. -1.740 prev.
Gasoline: +1.000 vs. + 0.500 exp vs. +1.800 prev.
Distillates: -2.100 vs. -1.500 exp vs. -2.800 prev.
Cap/Util: 91.2% vs. n/a exp vs. 90.10% prev. Weekly Petroleum Status Report
NEWS ALERT
(Estimates and Previous data for EIA Survey)
Crude Oil: +3.700 vs. -1.000 exp vs. -1.740 prev.
Gasoline: +0.520 vs. +0.500 exp vs. +1.800 prev.
Distillates: -3.000 vs. -1.500 exp vs. -2.800 prev.
Cap/Util: 89.90% vs. n/a exp vs. 90.10% prev.
According to this data foreigners increased their holdings of long term securities in the U.S. by 152 billion in the month of September alone BUT in the entire 12 months up to and including Sept the total buying was 51 billion. So foreigners bought way more in the month of Sept than in the entire year prior. This data is slightly strange IMVHO.
"The figures released showed China and Japan, the two largest foreign holders of Treasuries, reduced their stockpiles in September 2014. China’s holdings dropped $3.4 billion to $1.27 trillion, while Japan’s fell $9 billion to $1.22 trillion, the data showed......"
GVI Forex john 21:02:19 GMT - 11/18/2014
U.S. TIC flows August 2014
ALERT
Net Capital Flows -55.6 USDb: n vs. n/a vs. +74.5 prev.
Long-Term Flows +164.38 USDb: vs. n/a exp. vs +52.1 prev.
ib, they are printing money, they want to weaken their currency. they try this every few years and it always ends it tears but what else can they do. for me 120/12150 then i will reassess.
Paris ib 10:39:25 GMT - 11/18/2014
John - sometimes the market just expects whatever just happened unexpectedly. Like a loop. But why new stimulus would be announced on the back of the surprise stimulus we just had doesn't make sense if you stop and think about it.
No announced new election date either. Bit of confusion over there in Japan it seems to me.
GVI Forex john 10:36:58 GMT - 11/18/2014
Agree, I am not sure where those reports about a stimulus program were being sourced. I think he would have mentioned it by now?
Paris ib 10:36:11 GMT - 11/18/2014
Calls of 145 and conspiracy theories:
"An easy explanation is that Japan is being ordered to destroy its currency in order to protect the over-printed US dollar. As a vassal state, Japan suffers under US political and financial hegemony and is powerless to resist Washington’s pressure."
After recent developments the idea that EVEN MORE new stimulus is to be announced is a bit far fetched. The BoJ has already jumped the shark (perhaps they knew the GDP before hand) to do any more would look like outright panic. Let's face it they have already panicked. Not a good look. Now they have to look at least semi in control. Or at least business like.
GVI Forex john 10:24:05 GMT - 11/18/2014
No surprises from Abe so far: 18 mo delay of consumption tax, Snap elections to be called on Friday for Dec 21.
Nothing on new stimulus yet.
london red 09:45:10 GMT - 11/18/2014
aldi and co continuing their invation of british supermarket space, causing a drag and no end in sight with brit firms alloting multi billion war chest to lower prices in combat. lower oil means continued lower ppi and cpi. weak eurgbp keeping inflationary prices at bay too.
great news for the xmas shopper.
GVI Forex john 09:42:15 GMT - 11/18/2014
PM Abe speaking now earlier than expected...
GVI Forex john 09:38:50 GMT - 11/18/2014
U.K. CPI & RPIX mixed to above expectations. GBPUSD up, but no new pressure on BOE to tighten.
maybe better to travel than arrive in case of yen. hourly close not just spike abv new high 11706 would put that theory to bed, otherwise 11645/30 pullback maybe.
GVI Forex john 09:22:39 GMT - 11/18/2014
Japan' PM Abe press conference due in an hour
Expect:
- Sales tax delay by 18mos
- Call for snap elections
- JPY 2-3 tlm stimulus package
Nothing new here USDJPY has already spiked higher.
GVI Forex john 22:39:15 GMT - 11/17/2014
November 17, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Tuesday, November 18.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
HIGH IMPACT NEWS RELEASES: GB- CPI, DE- ZEW Survey, US- PPI
Far East: No Major Data.
Europe: GB- CPI, DE- ZEW Survey.
North America: US- PPI, NAHB Index, API.
GVI Forex john 21:56:40 GMT - 11/17/2014
Weekly
Trading Planner Top Items (GMT):
TUESDAY
09:30 GB CPI BOE
targets inflation
13:30 US PPI inflation measure
21:00 US TIC Net Flows capital flows WEDNESDAY
04:30 JP Bank of Japan policy
09:30 GB BOE Minutes
13:30 US House
Starts/Permits
Housing data
18:00 FRB Fed Minutes THURSDAY
01:45 CN HSBC
flash PMI key sentiment measure
08:00 FR MFG
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:00 FR SVC
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:28 DE MFG
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:28 DE SVC
PMI flash key sentiment measure
08:58 EZ
flash MFG PMI key sentiment measure
08:58 EZ
flash SVC PMI key sentiment measure
09:30 GB Ret Sls consumer demand
13:30 US CPI
Fed targets inflation
13:30 US Initial
Claims weekly jobless
14:45 US Mfg
MKt PMI flash key sentiment measure
15:00 US Existing
Homes Top Housing Statistics
15:30 US EIA Crude impacts crude prices FRIDAY
13:30 CA CPI
BOC targets CPI
14:00 EZ Draghi
Mtl JP 17:23:57 GMT - 11/17/2014
for reference recent usdyen high at 117.04
Mtl JP 17:23:46 GMT - 11/17/2014
for reference recent usdyen high at 117.04
Mtl JP 17:15:50 GMT - 11/17/2014
on deck this week:
19/11/14 4:30 A JP Bank of Japan 0.10% 0.10%
GVI Forex john 16:56:56 GMT - 11/17/2014
sf- agree 100% lots of moving parts...
gc sf 16:55:45 GMT - 11/17/2014
John - we may have no data tomorrow - but I'm pretty sure Abe will be speaking/making announcements - we should have another volatile session tomorrow in Asia.
there still seems split readings on what this all means -- but ultimately it will be decided by the Nikkei move again.
a close here @116.45 is the worst possible result in terms of maintaining momentum .. which would mean the initial move will just gap higher/lower.
GVI Forex john 16:20:46 GMT - 11/17/2014
November 17, 2014 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Tuesday, November 18.
Updated:Trading News Events Calendar
HIGH IMPACT NEWS RELEASES: GB- CPI, DE- ZEW Survey, US- PPI
Far East: No Major Data.
Europe: GB- CPI, DE- ZEW Survey.
North America: US- PPI, NAHB Index, API.
GVI Forex john 16:15:41 GMT - 11/17/2014
but bonds are in competition with stocks. Its axiomatic. When stock prices go up bond prices go down.
Mtl JP 16:08:32 GMT - 11/17/2014
stocks generally prefer cheaper n accessible money
NY JM 16:07:39 GMT - 11/17/2014
Now stocks slipping...note JPY correlation
GVI Forex john 16:01:43 GMT - 11/17/2014
The classic relationship is for bond yields to rise when stock prices rise. The two are in competition for the investor dollar. Works the other way also then equity prices fall.
london red 15:59:21 GMT - 11/17/2014
Mental note to sell 15786 res, thats all i have JP. But i often have more patience than market, so if below 156 I will be left hoping for a one off event rather than technicals to get my entry this week.
USA YV 15:58:24 GMT - 11/17/2014
I believe global wealth is restructurig until year end. Good for trading volatility, bad for reading synchronic markets
Mtl JP 15:49:00 GMT - 11/17/2014
JM bond yields higher, stocks recovering is incongruent.
one is wrong
Mtl JP 15:39:12 GMT - 11/17/2014
red 15:11 plz throw down a few billion here n there so that gbpdlr can reach my 76.4% fib on the daily...
x-mass s coming, need some toys and wnt 2 buy a pony for Livingston. tia
GVI Forex john 15:27:03 GMT - 11/17/2014
Belgrade Knez 14:37 GMT 11/17/2014
John,
can you post the link where one can watch Draghi speach please?
Draghi Testimony
US bond yields higher, stocks recovering, fx following despite weaker than expected data today
london red 15:11:30 GMT - 11/17/2014
yen. possible bull trap thru intraday fib res at 11645. similar price action to bear trap thru 38.2 at 11607 earlier today.
euro. similarly bear trap in play thru 200 hour ma at 59. close abv at top of hour required to set it off, otherwise test of 39 pivot on the cards.
Mtl JP 14:47:21 GMT - 11/17/2014
good time for Beppe Grillo to win his referendum on leaving the euro as soon as possible
GVI Forex14:39:49 GMT - 11/17/2014
No surprises from Draghi
09:11 (EU) ECB's Draghi: 2014 was a challenging year for monetary policy; outlook is increasingly sobering as growth weakened over the summer - quarterly update to EU Parliament
- Reiterates risks to economic outlook remain to the downside- Reiterates inflation in Euro Zone remains very low, reforms remain insufficient
- The turning point in credit growth is already behind us
- Reiterates ECB council in agreement that it can use more unconventional measures if necessary, but need more time to see the impact of the recent measures already taken- Sees early signs the credit package is delivering tangible benefits
- Additional measures to be taken could be changes in the size and composition of the balance sheet
- Source TradeTheNews.com
Mtl JP 14:39:22 GMT - 11/17/2014
u massochist..
c JP 13:39 for webcast link
Belgrade Knez 14:37:33 GMT - 11/17/2014
John,
can you post the link where one can watch Draghi speach please?
jkt abel 14:37:03 GMT - 11/17/2014
:) thank you Draghi, selllllll euro
GVI Forex john 14:31:43 GMT - 11/17/2014
Draghi comments NOT EUR supportive.
GVI Forex14:30:42 GMT - 11/17/2014
Draghi Testimony:
EZ growth momentum has weakened
Lack of structural reform downside risk to EZ
Willing to take more unconventional measures
GVI Forex john 14:26:50 GMT - 11/17/2014
Industrial Production miss
10-yy 2.306% -1.2bp
2.30% in play??
Singapore SC 14:18:49 GMT - 11/17/2014
eur$ weaker. Did Draghi say anything because US data was weak?
GVI Forex john 14:18:04 GMT - 11/17/2014
U.S. Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization October 2014
ALERT
Ind Production: -0.10% vs. +0.20% exp. vs. +1.00% (r +0.80%) prev.
Capacity Utilization: 78.90% vs. 79.30% exp. vs. 79.30% (r 78.90%) prev.
at Top of The Hour
Hearing at the European Parliament on 17 November 2014
At 15:00 p.m. CET Mario Draghi, President of the ECB, speaks in front of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) of the European Parliament. Webcast
numbnuts Abe and Kuroda are playing a confidence game with fiscal policy. MSM headlines were screaming shock and surprise when they opened the spiggot. Now for a second time MSM headlines are screaming shock and surprise. The third MSM shock and surprise screaming may very well come when market loses confidence.
manila tom 11:28:58 GMT - 11/17/2014
JP if usdjpy 145, euro will be below parity?
london red 11:03:32 GMT - 11/17/2014
not sure about that JP, have 120/12150 nxt yr not betting on higher til that tgt reached. abv 124 possibility of 135/140. lot of water to cross first.
Mtl JP 10:55:26 GMT - 11/17/2014
red - lets help it ... not weaken but collapse
how does 145 usdyen sound ?
london red 10:47:45 GMT - 11/17/2014
john, annualised -1.6% thats bad. exports continue to be subdued despite yen. they have no choice but to do more. it wont make any difference for japan, but they have to be seen doing something. so the yen will weaken further over the coming months.
GVI Forex john 10:10:23 GMT - 11/17/2014
Blame inventories for the Japan GDP miss. Technical recession. Japan quarterly GDP reading of -0.40% is not annualized.
GVI Forex john 09:49:48 GMT - 11/17/2014
EARLIER: preliminary 3Q14 GDP misses. More doubts about JPN sales tax increase.
..."questions not only about whether banks are too big to jail but whether individual prosecutions will be pursued."...
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jail banks ?
Paris ib 15:55:57 GMT - 11/14/2014
Jay it's interesting to hear what the explanations are that are given out. The order does not explain the bounce in gold, the sell off on bond markets.....
It seems to me that a huge part of what is going on is a shift away from the Western domination of the global economy. Or at least an attempt to shift away. So we have the BRICs setting up their own development bank recently, the consistent move away from the use of the USD as a commercial currency and all the bilateral currency agreements being made by China, who is also purchasing all the deliverable Gold there is out there (though apparently Russia recently joined that train). And then we have the push back from the West or better Washington.... which (let's face it) has lived off Asian capital inflows for way too long. The readjustment might be painful but it is necessary.
Jay that's a bit glib as an explanation. I think we have larger and darker forces at work here. We have clear and obvious attempts to manipulate the market and that's been true for a while now. The latest attempt being the madness of the Japanese authorities. But they are far from alone in this insanity. Sooner or later attempt to manipulate the market fail. And anyone who is reasonable is sitting here waiting for the fall out and hoping not to get burnt.
What I know: sooner or later lending to world governments will look incredibly stupid, inflation will become obvious despite the best efforts of the statistics departments, the price of real tradeable assets will rise reflecting real demand and a very real and widespread lack of confidence in the 'authorities'. Currency markets are likely to go mad. Stocks are at risk.
PAR15:26:07 GMT - 11/14/2014
Rumors of SNB buying EUR before moving to negative interest rates . Better make some money on inside information ?
GVI Forex Jay Meisler 15:20:20 GMT - 11/14/2014
Large buy order in EURUSD out of Asia caught this market short.
USA YV 15:19:11 GMT - 11/14/2014
Can I hear comments on the recent anomoly of Positive Sentiment news spiking bonds and gold while trashing USD? Thanks a bundle.
GVI Forex john 15:10:18 GMT - 11/14/2014
I never know what to make of the Sentiment surveys. If I were in manufacturing I feel it would be in my self interest to reply positively.
Maybe someone like nh has a good feel about whether sentiment surveys have much validity?
The U.S. election results just over a week ago were a very negative "sentiment survey"!
BD MI 15:05:31 GMT - 11/14/2014
Is there news out?????????????????
GVI Forex john 15:03:17 GMT - 11/14/2014
University of Michigan-Conference Board Sentiment. Preliminary September Michigan Survey up strongly. Data subject to revision in about two weeks.
GVI Forex john 15:01:27 GMT - 11/14/2014
U.S. Business Inventories September 2014
ALERT
+0.30% vs. +0.30% exp. vs. +0.20% (r +0.10%) prev.
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GVI Forex Jay Meisler 11:57:20 GMT - 11/14/2014
US retail sales data for October will provide the first official reading on consumer spending in Q4. Retail spending fell by 0.3% in September possibly due in part to an earlier than usual Labor day holiday. We forecast a 0.4% rebound in October, driven by stronger car sales. Dealer reports already suggest that these rose last month.
Lloyds Bank Daily Economic Outlook
Paris ib 10:26:09 GMT - 11/14/2014
The officially deemed level of inflation out there bears no relation to the actual rise in prices. As for petrol prices, they are high and have not gone down. In Italy extra taxes have pushed them up to record levels. Deflation? Not a chance.
Of course as long as inflation is 'deemed' to be low 'real' GDP growth is higher than it would otherwise be. What's not to like?
GVI Forex john 10:16:59 GMT - 11/14/2014
EZ 3Q14 GDP. Preliminary data stronger than expected.
There you have it in a nutshell ACC. Those companies believe they are better at managing that money than their investors but the reality is the only reason for buy-backs is to improve EPS. That does not help the economy
Sydney ACC 22:57:17 GMT - 11/13/2014
But what of the billions stashed away by the likes of Apple, Google, Microsoft et al.
Unless this money is used to buy back their own shares which indirectly returns the funds to the equity market it is invested in the money markets earning miniscule rates of return.
I rarely see comments regarding these unproductive funds which could be used by shareholders to invest in other companies possibly more productively.
Dillon AL 22:49:39 GMT - 11/13/2014
So taking the article. The bank that never sleeps says that there is benefit but the reality is they mention a slowing economy so the benefit will be saved not spent.
Ditto same point about Grossenburg why would he not just keep the money rather than spend it.
And as for farmers hauling their crops to market benefiting well yes but they got hurt this last year with falling grain prices so I do not believe that the economy will benefit from what essentially is worth to the man / woman in the street somewhere around 400-500 bucks per year assuming a weekly fill up
The turn down in the economy will make people cautious.
dc CB 22:29:38 GMT - 11/13/2014
“If oil prices stay between $75 and $95 a barrel, we would see the kind of stimulus package that the Federal Reserve or Congress could never do,”
The owner of Grossenburg Implement, a farm equipment business, Mr. Grossenburg sends his small fleet of trucks hundreds of miles from his main location in the small town of Winner, S.D., every day during the fall harvest season. Grossenburg Implement consumes roughly 250,000 gallons of diesel and gasoline a year, he said, so the savings at the pump could lift the company’s annual profit by $100,000
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Far East: JP- No Major Data
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Mtl JP 21:48:44 GMT - 11/13/2014
dc CB from that chart when is crude and refined gasoline going to be sold at $0.00 ? or, better yet: consumers be paid $0.02 to fill their tanks?
you know... in keeping with banks' negative rates theme
dc CB 21:45:05 GMT - 11/13/2014
14:55 US U Mich prelim Key sentiment Survey
should be off the charts
GVI Forex john 20:49:43 GMT - 11/13/2014
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GVI Forex john 16:03:01 GMT - 11/13/2014
US EIA Weekly Inventories
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Crude Oil: -1.740 vs. +0.500 exp vs. +0.460 prev.
Gasoline: +1.800 vs. +0.500 exp vs. -1.210 prev.
Distillates: -2.800 vs. -1.500 exp vs. -1.380 prev.
Cap/Util: 90.1% vs. n/a exp vs. 88.40% prev. Weekly Petroleum Status Report
euro. current day high about right for triangle top. so if to move higher it will run a few stops (any new high constitutes/qualifies as higher) to 125 plus but selling 10-20 with stop over 35 should work. if wrong you are looking at a move towards last weeks high, the importance of which has been highlighted by viies. but they wont bust that ahead of tomorrow gdp.
PAR15:32:48 GMT - 11/13/2014
WTI approaching $ 75 .
GVI Forex john 15:28:13 GMT - 11/13/2014
JOLTS: Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey
These data serve as demand-side indicators of labor shortages at the national level. Prior to JOLTS, there was no economic
indicator of the unmet demand for labor with which to assess the presence or extent of labor shortages in the United States. The availability of unfilled jobs—the job openings rate—is an important measure of the tightness of job markets, parallel to existing measures of unemployment.
PAR15:15:33 GMT - 11/13/2014
Keyword is " DISAGREEMENTS " .
GVI Forex15:13:05 GMT - 11/13/2014
Pop in EURUSD nay have come from this (which seems like damage control but market reacted anyway)
10:05 (EU) ECB's Liikanen (Finland) says last week's report of tensions between Draghi and other ECB council members is inaccurate - press interview
- Denies the report that Draghi and Germany's Weidmann are not getting along.
- Liikanen says discussions at the ECB meeting last week was civilized, and disagreements are a normal part of the policy discussion and process.
- Source TradeTheNews.com
GVI Forex john 15:09:30 GMT - 11/13/2014
Fed said to watch the JOLTS Data very closely for policy purposes.
PAR15:04:43 GMT - 11/13/2014
Jobless claims approaching the magical 300000 number .
GVI Forex john 15:01:04 GMT - 11/13/2014
U.S. BLS JOLTS Survey September 2014
ALERT
Job Openings:
mln: 4.73 vs. 4.75 exp. vs. 4.84 prev (r 4.850 ) rev.
not wanting to sound facetious but would the non-political SNB not be first more concerned with the strength of chf rather than that of the euro ?
GVI Forex john 14:30:17 GMT - 11/13/2014
Chatter SNB is actively supporting the !.2000 EURCHF peg. That means they are buying EUR for CHF. In other words they want the EUR to strengthen vs. the CHF.
Indirectly, I would suppose this is EURUSD supportive.
Mtl JP 13:54:27 GMT - 11/13/2014
awww.... what is a 12,000 rise in initial jobless claims besides noise ?
GVI Forex john 13:44:31 GMT - 11/13/2014
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims about at frictional lows...
November 13 Speech--Chair Janet L. Yellen
Welcoming Remarks
At the European Central Bank, Federal Reserve Board, and Federal Reserve Bank of New York Conference: Global Research Forum on International Macroeconomics and Finance, Washington, D.C.
No Q&A
12:45 p.m. ET 17:45 GMT
GVI Forex john 09:57:02 GMT - 11/13/2014
EARLIER: German final HICP unchanged from flash report
GVI Forex john 09:53:16 GMT - 11/13/2014
BREAKING NEWS: German HICP (CPI) final October 2014
Earlier NEWS Release
mm: -0.30% vs. -0.30% exp. vs. -0.30% prev.
yy:+0.70% vs. +0.70% exp. vs. +0.70% prev.
NEWS ALERT
(Estimates and Previous data for EIA Survey)
Crude Oil: -1.500 vs. +0.500 exp vs. +0.460 prev.
Gasoline: +1.100 vs. +0.500 exp vs. -1.210 prev.
Distillates: -1.300 vs. -1.500 exp vs. -1.380 prev.
Cap/Util: 90.2% vs. N/A exp vs. 89.20% prev.
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13:30 US Retail
Sales consumer demand
14:55 US U
Mich prelim Key sentiment Survey
GVI Forex john 15:01:07 GMT - 11/12/2014
U.S. Wholesale Inventories September 2014
ALERT
+0.30% vs. +0.30% exp. vs. +0.70% (r +0.60% ) prev.
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GVI Forex14:21:08 GMT - 11/12/2014
09:12 (EU) ECB's Draghi: level of unemployment in Euro Zone remains unacceptably high; reiterates interest rates expected to remain low for a long period of time
- High unemployment is hampering growth
- ECB remains committed to expanding its balance sheet, and can take additional unconventional policy actions if we see medium term inflation expectations worsen
. - Source TradeTheNews.com
GVI Forex Jay Meisler 13:56:46 GMT - 11/12/2014
NEWS ALERT
TTN reports Draghi may be speaking at a conference in Rome so stay alert.
NY JM 13:23:37 GMT - 11/12/2014
Double bottom around 1.5811
Mtl JP 13:20:40 GMT - 11/12/2014
gbp's risk / opportunity around 1.58
initial 1.5720-ish on the downside
Mtl JP 13:13:50 GMT - 11/12/2014
JM keep a close eye on your ol' favorite - whole number, 1.58.
If that cracks suggest using fibs for targets / support
NY JM 12:41:15 GMT - 11/12/2014
There were bottom pickers at 1.5872-75, 1.5847-50 and then again at 1.5810-15. The last ones have the best chance as long as 1.5790-00+ trades but must be some underwater longs hoping for a bounce
EURGBP offsets have kept EURUSD above 1.2450 but upside so far capped by 1.2480.
Mtl JP 12:31:45 GMT - 11/12/2014
some GBP levels 4 u 2 pick
UK CH 12:12:11 GMT - 11/12/2014
What the aargh!! GBPUSD down 130 pips --- key support is around 1.5790 so maybe we see 1.5800-20 holds. Nice bloodbath.
GVI Forex Jay Meisler 11:22:40 GMT - 11/12/2014
This is not a USD centric market
Notice how EURUSD caught a bid when GBP slipped following the BOE inflation report as EURGBP firmed
USDJPY has barely moved as GBPJPY slipped as well as other GBP crosses
GVI Forex10:39:34 GMT - 11/12/2014
GBP slips following BOE inflation report
GVI Forex john 10:39:16 GMT - 11/12/2014
BOE Inflation Report
-- NEWS ALERT --
BOE Inflation Report
Lowers CPI forecasts. Keeps GDP growth forecast at 2.50%. Says market sees first rate hike in 3Q2015. When rates rise, the increase will be gradual.
U.K. Claimant Unemployment falls exactly expected. Unemployment steady. (Declining Claimant Count is stronger and vice-versa).
GVI Forex john 09:32:13 GMT - 11/12/2014
U.K. Employment Data September/October 2014
-- NEWS ALERT --
Claimants (000): -20.4 vs. -20.0 exp. vs. -18.6 (r 18.4) pre
Unemployment: 6.00%vs. 5.90% exp. vs. 6.00% pre
Avg Earnings (x-bonus): +1.30% v +1.10% exp. v +0.90% pre
Avg Earnings (+ Bonus): +1.00% v +0.90% v +0.70% prev.
because hope springs eternal perhaps numbnuts Abe's political popularity (mis)fortunes will do him in
dc CB 23:48:42 GMT - 11/11/2014
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tokyo ginko 23:10:50 GMT - 11/11/2014
Japan will only sink when there is no more tuna to eat.
Mtl JP 23:06:53 GMT - 11/11/2014
Japan will be news when it sinks and disappears.
Either into an economic black hole or into a crevice in the ocean.
NY JM 23:03:08 GMT - 11/11/2014
Abe news is not news. Market traded on it already.
Mtl JP 22:50:38 GMT - 11/11/2014
john 21:46 lol, in an indirect and subtle way you are calling currency warrior Abe a political whore. As long as he sticks to ccy war and does not wake up harsh feelings in other spirits that would engage numnuts Abe's Japan in a financial war to destroy it economically or, more dramatically, to find the real reason why Japan sits on The Ring of Fire (Susano)
dc CB 22:32:01 GMT - 11/11/2014
The ABE WOOOOOOOO
aided by the Kurda (sp) BOJ Captain of the Cheerleading Squad
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gc sf 21:01:22 GMT - 11/11/2014
well thanks John - that just means we wont be doing much till tokyo then .. may as well go walk the dog now.
GVI Forex john 20:52:31 GMT - 11/11/2014
RBNZ: Kiwi remains elevated. Exchange rate could fall further.
GVI Forex john 16:52:11 GMT - 11/11/2014
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10:00 EZ HICP
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Mich prelim Key sentiment Survey
GVI Forex john 14:33:00 GMT - 11/11/2014
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GVI Forex john 22:14:41 GMT - 11/10/2014
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5:30 JP Ind Out construction
7:00 DE HICP
German CPI
13:30 US Initial
Claims Weekly jobs data
17:00 UST 30-yr Auction FRIDAY
7:00 DE GDP key German statistic
10:00 EZ 3Q14
GDP key EZ statistician
10:00 EZ HICP
final EZ October CPI
13:30 US Retail
Sales consumer demand
14:55 US U
Mich prelim Key sentiment Survey
GVI Forex john 19:56:56 GMT - 11/10/2014
U.S. Holidays November 11, 2014
Foreign Exchange & Interest Rates closed
Equities, Commodities open
Calendar is for futures.
In essence, Banks and government offices are closed.
GVI Forex john 16:10:54 GMT - 11/10/2014
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Europe: No Major Data.
North America: US/CA- Holidays.
GVI Forex john 10:07:42 GMT - 11/10/2014
EARLIER China CPI. Tame inflation.
GVI Forex john 10:03:42 GMT - 11/10/2014
BREAKING NEWS: China CPI October 2014
Earlier
CPI yy: +1.60% vs. +1.60% exp. vs. +1.60% prev.
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GVI Forex john 19:19:20 GMT - 11/08/2014
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GVI Forex john 19:17:40 GMT - 11/08/2014
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