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GVI Trading john bland  20:07:00 GMT - 10/03/2016

WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 4-Oct Tues 03:30 AU- Reserve Bank of Australia Decision 08:30 GB- Construction PMI 5-Oct Wed All Day Service PMIs 12:15 US- ADP Payrolls 14:30 US- EIA Crude 6-Oct Thu 06:15 CH- CPI 12:30 US- Weekly Jobless 7-Oct Fri 08:30 GB- Trade 12:30 CA/US- Employment Trading Themes-- The first trading day of each new month sees the release of global manufacturing PMIs. In general, they are improving very modestly. The Japanese quarterly Tankan survey was a disappointment, but had little impact on the JPY. The GBP is trading lower on word from PM May that the she is targeting late March 2017 for invoking Article 50 for Brexit. The UK will then have two years from that date to complete its separation from the EU. Trading Monday was subdued due to the Jewish New Year and local holidays in China and Germany. China is closed all week for Golden Week observances. Concern over the fate of Deutsche Bank eased as the day wore on Friday following an uncorroborated press report that the DOJ was in negotiations to reduce its fine to the for the mortgage-backed bond crisis to $5.4bln. So far, that story still has not been confirmed. Tuesday sees the latest Reserve Bank of Australia policy decision, and the release of UK Construction PMI data. John M. Bland, MBA co-founder Global-View.com CURRENT CONDITIONS: Mixed Markets

GVI Trading john bland  08:27:02 GMT - 10/04/2016

WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 4-Oct Tues 03:30 AU- Reserve Bank of Australia Decision 08:30 GB- Construction PMI 5-Oct Wed All Day Service PMIs 12:15 US- ADP Payrolls 14:30 US- EIA Crude 6-Oct Thu 06:15 CH- CPI 12:30 US- Weekly Jobless 7-Oct Fri 08:30 GB- Trade 12:30 CA/US- Employment Trading Themes-- A Wikileaks announcement from Julian Assange is expected today at 09:00 GMT. Chatter is that it could include negative information about Hillary Clinton, the "October Surprise". We will see. The focus is now turning towards U.S. September employment data at week's end. Street estimates are for a gain of about 170K in the month after the +151K gain in August. Any reading roughly around +180K will keep a December rate hike in the frame. Wednesday will see the ADP private jobs survey. It is expected to increase +170K vs. +151K in August. Unfortunately it is not a reliable predictor of Non-Farm payrolls in any given month, but it is closely followed in any case. The GBP is trading lower again on ongoing worries about the impact of Brexit onthe U.K. economy. Nevertheless, recent data and sentiment have not been terribly disappointing. Furthermore, the recent decline in the GBP has been providing an economic stimulus. Trading is returning to normal today after a subdued session Monday due to the Jewish New Year and local holidays in China and Germany. China is closed all week for Golden Week observances. No change in rates by the Reserve Bank of Australia was as expected. John M. Bland, MBA co-founder Global-View.com CURRENT CONDITIONS: Mixed Markets

GVI Trading john bland  08:54:04 GMT - 10/04/2016

I am not positive about the timing of the Wikileaks announcement or if there is something reliable or of any substance coming out.

GVI Trading john bland  09:21:36 GMT - 10/04/2016

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jkt abel  09:47:36 GMT - 10/04/2016

cable is a bit overdone for today, bounce a bit won't harm IMO

LONDON SFH  09:55:25 GMT - 10/04/2016

I agree abel-been picking levels to long last couple of days as day trades and not been able to make anything-long again today at 1.2740-will buy on further dips hoping to make a big figure...

bali sja  09:57:27 GMT - 10/04/2016

sorry to spoil it but a close below 1.2780 today is a big no no for buyers

jkt abel  10:00:24 GMT - 10/04/2016

sja, latecomer sellers will be punished, that's the way see you in NY

nw kw  10:02:19 GMT - 10/04/2016

ill take that long gbpaud support

london red  11:37:58 GMT - 10/04/2016

cable 1.20 folks and probably towards parity. keep that in mind and sell the pullbacks. nearterm some barriers on way dwn to psychological 125. likely 127/126/12550 and 125 which might hamper but wont change lt trend. rebounds may be limited now to 131xx. one off blackswan scenarios may take it higher but will stay below last high 134xx. in any case use the rebounds to re-establish shorts. close below 128 keeps pressure on but as we approach mid/end of wk thoughts will turn to nfp and selling likely to subside until data released.

Kl Fs  11:48:29 GMT - 10/04/2016

Red, do you see eur's downside more limited than gbp?

GVI Trading john bland  11:56:49 GMT - 10/04/2016

DAX +59 DJ +17 SP +1 10-yr 1.615% -0.9bp

Bali Sja  12:24:27 GMT - 10/04/2016

Thanks red. Will keep all my cable short for 1.20. Adding on bounces for daytrading fun.

Livingston nh  12:28:32 GMT - 10/04/2016

FTSE new highs as Pound hits new lows - over the next year the markets may come to realize that "nimble" in foreign affairs, fiscal policy and trade is an asset - Brexit offers that to UK -- faced with multiple issues EU's more ponderous nature will cause it to suffer at least some critical blows - the EUR will respond poorly _____ The non-political Fed is faced w/ the VERY political decision to avoid any move in November -- some members of the FOMC are pushing the issue center stage // Evans' speech will be the Brainard Cabal response _____ Today may be the calm before the storm

london red  12:36:39 GMT - 10/04/2016

ks euro (and more so yen) is more susceptible to dwnside on a better nfp/ahe this friday than often is the case. usd longs overall are a lot lower than average. but of course we do need to SEE those better numbers first. however pre nfp dont think well see a close below 11115/20. youd probably want to fade a dip dwn there all things being equal.

Livingston nh  12:37:07 GMT - 10/04/2016

With USD/JPY sneaking higher the charts for USD/SGD and USD/KRW (especially) worth a look // TRY may be saying Erdogan is going to call Merkel's hand

Livingston nh  15:17:30 GMT - 10/04/2016

Stox and bonds dropping - SPX 2151 gap from Friday first tgt - been choppy but vix not responding much yet

Kl Fs  12:39:09 GMT - 10/06/2016

Deflationary world sends gold to below 1000 maybe

Livingston nh  13:46:22 GMT - 10/06/2016

Treasurys and Gilts are getting hit - STOX trying to fill yesterday's opening gap -- USD/JPY rallies back above daily 89EMA for first time since January