1.3355-ish
nh how do u like this usdcad eh brother ?
hope u accumulating some nice posi-pips off the cretins at BoC and the FED...
trying to keep it simple: usdcad continues to be BoD
Mtl JP 14:54:12 GMT - 10/24/2016
from a cretin whose salary nor next meal do not depend on being even remotely correct:
..."The Federal Reserve only needs to nudge up interest rates even though it is very close to its targets of full employment and stable inflation at an annual rate of 2%, said St. Louis Fed President James Bullard Monday.
The St. Louis Fed believes that a single 25-basis-point increase in the policy rate — from 38 to 63 basis points — is necessary, Bullard said in a speech to an academic group in Fayetteville, Ark."...
JP - PM MAY has two negotiations ongoing - first in the UK, so she SUPPORTS Hard Brexit until the pain becomes apparent and the Brexit crowd softens up its Demands - second, with a dysfunctional EU (see the Cdn-EU trade negotiation) that thinks it holds all the cards
If the BANKERS thought the EURzone held more attraction on balance than London it would have settled somewhere else -- so has the balance shifted so much?? probably not
Did the g-v calendar not rate Markit risk level "A"?
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my usd sentiment (prefered side from which to trade the pup) continues to be BoD accross the board for now
Reaction to news is what counts and rare time to see a reaction to the Markit PMI. USDJPY leading and pulling dollar higher with some lags due to cross offsets (e.g. EURUSD).
Amazing Trader showed the risk beforehand with its trendline indicators.
Personally do NOT expect big posi-pip trade opportunity off any of them
would be extremely surprised to see market skin more than 40+ pips in any of the trade opps, including Poloz.
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 24-Oct Mon
All Day flash Mfg PMIs 25-Oct Tue
08:00 DE- IFO
14:00 US- CB Consumer Confidence 26-Oct Wed
All Day flash SVC PMI
00:30 AU- CPI
14:00 US- New Homes Sales
14:00 US- Pending Homes Sales
14:30 US- EIA Crude 27-Oct Thu
08:30 GB- GDP
12:30 US- Weekly Jobs
12:30 US- Durable Goods
23:30 JP- CPI 28-Oct Fri
12:30 US- GDP
14:00 US- University of Michigan 30-Oct Sun
00:00 RZ/GB Clocks turn back one hour
Trading Themes--
Today has seen the first round of global PMIs with flash data from the EZ and Japan. These reports have been mixed to better. Final PMI data due in about a week usually only sees minor revisions, which raises the question of why Markit even bothers with a two-release per month model of what are "soft" data. U.S. flash Manufacturing PMI are due later.
Markets are still trying to reconcile the prospects for a Fed policy tightening in December with Yellen's new notion of a high-pressure economy. In either case, the USD has been moving to a higher level, perhaps because the markets are finally seeing one country considering new things finally to break out of the global low growth malaise.
The highlight of trade last week was the Thursday ECB policy board meeting outcome. While the ECB statement included no surprises, markets took the Draghi comments to be dovish. The ECB used its standard rhetoric and said no decision on a "taper" would be announced until the December meeting. Markets reacted by taking out stops above and below the markets in EURUSD.
U.S. Bond yields remained depressed following mixed U.S. data and the recent Yellen comments. Both the Fed and BOE have started to make it clear that they would ignore an inflation overshoot to get their economies growing again.
A rated JP Trade JPYb = zzzzz player reaction
usdyen zzzzz for now
GVI Trading john bland 19:04:12 GMT - 10/23/2016
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 24-Oct Mon
All Day flash Mfg PMIs 25-Oct Tue
08:00 DE- IFO
14:00 US- CB Consumer Confidence 26-Oct Wed
All Day flash SVC PMI
00:30 AU- CPI
14:00 US- New Homes Sales
14:00 US- Pending Homes Sales
14:30 US- EIA Crude 27-Oct Thu
08:30 GB- GDP
12:30 US- Weekly Jobs
12:30 US- Durable Goods
23:30 JP- CPI 28-Oct Fri
12:30 US- GDP
14:00 US- University of Michigan 30-Oct Sun
00:00 RZ/GB Clocks turn back one hour
Trading Themes--
Markets are still trying to reconcile the prospects for a Fed policy tightening in December with Yellen's new notion of a high-pressure economy. In either case, the USD has been moving to a higher level, perhaps because the markets are finally seeing one country considering new things finally to break out of the global low growth malaise.
Momday sees the first rong of global PMIs with flash data due from the EZ, Japan and the U.S. Final PMI data due in about a week, usually only sees minor revisions, which raises the question of why Markit even bothers with a two-release per month model of what are "soft" data.
The highlight of trade last week was the Thursday ECB policy board meeting outcome. While the ECB statement included no surprises, markets took the Draghi comments to be dovish. The ECB used its standard rhetoric and said no decision on a "taper" would be announced until the December meeting. Markets reacted by taking out stops above and below the markets in EURUSD.
U.S. Bond yields remained depressed following mixed U.S. data and the recent Yellen comments. Both the Fed and BOE have started to make it clear that they would ignore an inflation overshoot to get their economies growing again.
Mon 27 May 2019 AAGB/US- Holiday Tue 28 May 2019 A 14:00 US- Consumer Confidence C 13:00 US- Case-Shiller Wed 29 May 2019 A 08:55 DE- Employment AA 18:00 US- BOC Decision A 18:30 US- EIA Crude Thu 30 Mar 2019 AAEZ/CH- Holiday A 12:30 US- Weekly Jobless Fri 31 Mar 2019 AA 10:00 EZ- Flash HICP A 12:30 US- Personal Income, Spending, Deflator AA 14:00 US- Final Univ of Michigan
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