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nw kw  21:21:43 GMT - 01/07/2016

that GDP has eur benefiting most so me no short eur no more

nw kw  20:26:31 GMT - 01/07/2016

I did hear jpy looking for tax cuts, bet it's this years theme for all of us, cad oil is getting hand outs to.

Paris ib  20:23:08 GMT - 01/07/2016

"The US Is Now Involved In 134 Wars Or none, depending on your definition of 'war'." And the U.S. military is hoping that offshore finance just keeps getting rolled over. Which is interesting when China and potentially Japan are facing significant domestic financing crises of their own. War everywhere

nw kw  20:22:41 GMT - 01/07/2016

mxn -- eur --cad -- on the move, It can be god for oil to I picked oils soft side but still learning how this works on good day.

Paris ib  20:09:55 GMT - 01/07/2016

USD/JPY is heading lower in my opinion. And that is becoming obvious to everyone except Kyle Bass. One trick pony

nw kw  20:09:26 GMT - 01/07/2016

how do you price WTI now it changed with mxn and cad prdution/ and usd has internal oil now so wti can be cheap and not hert usa.

Paris ib  20:07:13 GMT - 01/07/2016

Of course the Chinese trade surplus used to be recycled into the U.S. bond market - providing cheap finance for the mad expansion in U.S. government expenditure (and all those lovely wars). That's over. So on a hopeful note, perhaps the U.S. won't be able to afford to 'liberate' (read bomb) any other nations.

nw kw  20:05:47 GMT - 01/07/2016

ib- so jpy isnot going to crash. mxn---eur on move look for oil droping, gl

Paris ib  20:01:15 GMT - 01/07/2016

China is a net exporter. That means Chinese GDP growth SUBTRACTS GDP growth in its trading partners (at least those trading partners that run a trade deficit with China). So while a slowing China may be bad news for those countries which run a trade surplus with China (Australia and other commodity exporters) for other countries the Chinese economic slow down has NO NEGATIVE consequences and could well be a positive. How the 'pundits' keep missing this vital point is beyond me. But they do. The slow down in the Chinese export-orientated economy (based according to some on slave labour - or close to - in some cases) is a net positive for most of the rest of the world. And hopefully for Chinese workers as the Chinese move towards boosting domestic consumption (and that that means higher wages). The rat bags who keep going on about the Chinese economic slow down should SHUT UP and go back to Economics 101. Less cheap, slave produced crap from China means better economic conditions for almost everyone and lower commodity prices to boot.

nw kw  19:57:04 GMT - 01/07/2016

that graph looks long gbp.

nw kw  19:51:29 GMT - 01/07/2016

GDP in globe shifting from china's now on its own im loking for how benefits, you see it in this link, follow the new trend. http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/economy/global-economy-watch/projections.html

Livingston nh  18:24:47 GMT - 01/07/2016

SPX 1950 gap is filled - now watch oil to see if we bounce

Livingston nh  17:57:25 GMT - 01/07/2016

Zeus - thanx, I'll take a look _____ By virtue of Circuit breakers China YTD (4days) loss is only 12% -- Germany's DAX is down 7.1% YTD, the most in Europe except for Norway (w/ its oil problem it's down 7.5%)

USA ZEUS  17:46:17 GMT - 01/07/2016

See head and shoulder, W, Butterfly for TY notes. All the best!

USA ZEUS  17:42:27 GMT - 01/07/2016

nh- I think its a serious blip. Cheers!

Livingston nh  17:40:16 GMT - 01/07/2016

Nothing REALLY bad happens until the BOND lady sings -- STOX go up STOX go down -- FX is a relative GAME w/ multi-layered benefits -- Commodities are simple supply and demand markets // ahh, but FI, when these folks whinge, whine or wobble the CBs pay attention Today's reversal in bonds in Europe and US might be a blip OR maybe something serious

GVI Forex john bland  17:32:57 GMT - 01/07/2016

wti $33.47 -0.50 LOD $32.10

dc CB  15:31:21 GMT - 01/07/2016

SToX..10:30 Rally Express Da Boys are firing all cylinders to force a short covering Jam....VIX, VXX, USD/JPY, Bonds/Notes.

Livingston nh  14:28:34 GMT - 01/07/2016

SPX 1950 is the big open gap from October - fill it today and we might see a bounce -- so far stox are not as bad as the Aug drop (compounded by expectation of a Sept Fed hike) // oil is the catalyst for today

Singapore SC  14:22:15 GMT - 01/07/2016

Is anyone trading this choppy market? eur$ short as long as below 1.0870 but keep stop close can't touch $jpy oil is crazy but at high of day and helping stocks but don't trust the rally

dc CB  14:21:37 GMT - 01/07/2016

Gold/Silver are rubbing it in the face of the CBs Powerlessness..

dc CB  14:12:54 GMT - 01/07/2016

having retraced 62% of the Dudley DoRight rally from the Aug 24 "Chinese" Massacre, one wud expect some Connected FED Mouth to make nice nice. However those days are prob over as the FED's CRED is gone. 1800ish wud still only take it back to the 123% Extension of the Great Recession bottom of 666. So all the 0% Money Rally has much to give back. Emini Cont Monthly

Livingston nh  13:47:35 GMT - 01/07/2016

Yields in US and Europe are coming off the panic lows and starting to rise w/o much improvement in equities -- that's a combo we haven't seen recently

GVI Forex john bland  12:39:34 GMT - 01/07/2016

DAX -341 DJ -360 SP -43

GVI Forex john bland  11:44:37 GMT - 01/07/2016

DAX -356 futures DJ -364 SP -40

GVI Forex john bland  11:42:02 GMT - 01/07/2016

Pretty clear that JPY demand has been coming from an unwinding of carry trade funding of equity positions. Same is true of EUR. Meltdown in China thanks to a circuit breaker system that does not work. I can recall trading between the Bank and Chicago forex futures. Our greatest fear always was getting stuck in Chicago by price limits while the bank market was still open. Price limits on the Shanghai (7% in one day) sees investors racing for the door as the markets open in fear of getting locked in. Fear of illiquidity is a very strong emotion, Believe me!

GVI Forex john bland  09:53:30 GMT - 01/07/2016

DAX -373 futures DJ -422 SP -49 10-yr US 2.135% -3.9 DE 0.489% -3.1 UH 1.732% -4.3 EUR Crosses mostly higher. Steady vs. JPY Wide equity sell off sees carry trade demand for JPY and EUR wti $32.85 -1.14 LOD $32.10