i heard that question and reply in the HOL testimony. Although he did not answer the Q directly, I got the definite impression he has fixing to leave. If he were planning to stay, he would never have brought up his personal considerations because there would not have been any.
Furthermore, the "diplomatic" way to step down is to cite personal reasons, and Carney is very diplomatic.
Mtl JP 21:46:35 GMT - 10/29/2016
Mtl JP 14:33 GMT October 25, 2016
Tuesday Trading: Reply
could the Governors cast doubt on the "rock star"s lifespan as BoC governor ? This cretin has been all fear about brexit... could not have been wronger
The pizzo is protection money paid to the Mafia often in the form of a forced transfer of money, ... Collecting the pizzo keeps the Mafia in touch with the community and allows it to ... Around 80 per cent of Sicilian businesses pay up a pizzo.
GVI Trading john bland 15:35:48 GMT - 10/25/2016
Draghi:
-- Monetary policy protecting interests of savers.
-- Would prefer not to leave rates low for an excessively long time.
>> TTN
GVI Trading john bland 15:24:32 GMT - 10/25/2016
October 25, 2016 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Wednesday, October 26 2016.
Far East: AU- CPI
Europe: No Major Data
North America: US- Advance Trade, flash SVC PMI, New Homes Sales, EIA Crude, 5-yr Auction
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 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
14:30 US- EIA Crude 27-Oct Thu
08:30 GB- GDP
12:30 US- Weekly Jobs
12:30 US- Durable Goods
14:00 US- Pending Homes Sales
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
US- 10-yr 1.747% -1.8bp following data (was above 1.78% earlier today)
Mtl JP 14:35:12 GMT - 10/25/2016
corr. not Governors... Lords
Mtl JP 14:33:21 GMT - 10/25/2016
could the Governors cast doubt on the "rock star"s lifespan as BoC governor ? This cretin has been all fear about brexit... could not have been wronger
Mtl JP 14:30:52 GMT - 10/25/2016
gbpusd 1.2099 ahead of the rock star
I am using only my straddle robot for this trade opportunity
and carefully at that
Mtl JP 14:28:27 GMT - 10/25/2016
"rock star" of banking Mark Carney about to yap at House of Lords at 35 past the hour
Mtl JP 13:55:10 GMT - 10/25/2016
Jay Meisler 13:12 pretty aggressive usdyen numbers.
think usdyen reflects player perceptions of Janets kubuki rates theatrics ?
Market taking turns again and GBPUSD under pressure ahead of Carney (great alert by John)
USDJPY busting through 104.64 key res, if above it then little until 107s other than psychological 105.
EURUSD performing according to the Amazing Trader roadmap with stops run below 1.0859. Now dependent on 1.0850 holding or 108.25 comes on the radar. EURUSSD lagging as EURGBP pops higher.
Livingston nh 13:11:11 GMT - 10/25/2016
EUR/GBP 21 dma is just below 89 and the 4 hr shows a spike higher -- might be a good fade
Mtl JP 12:57:19 GMT - 10/25/2016
Pivot 1.0878
Sup 1 1.0856 - still holding
who knows for how long ?
tia
Mtl JP 12:55:03 GMT - 10/25/2016
eurdlr front-running FHFA House prices ?
at top of hour
Mtl JP 12:47:39 GMT - 10/25/2016
ya and an hour later he is followed by bazooka mario
GVI Trading john bland 12:38:57 GMT - 10/25/2016
JP- Note Your favorite "rock star"...
25/10/16 14:35 A GB Carney Testimony n/a n/a
Mtl JP 12:29:16 GMT - 10/25/2016
keep on BoD usdcad down to 1.3250 if seen
Mtl JP 12:19:47 GMT - 10/25/2016
FOREX CALENDAR
Time Country Title Cons Last
25/10/16 13:00 B US Case-Shil 20 yy 5.10% 5.10%
25/10/16 14:00 A US CB Cons Confidence 101 104.1
25/10/16 14:00 C US Richmond Fed -4 -8
gv calendar
Only one A-rated risk trade opportunity to make/lose pips this morning.
EURUSD in repeat pattern from yesterday where it failed in the 1.0890s in a market that seems to be taking turns. Now dependent on 1.0859 (double bottom) holding and then regaining 1.0880+ to suggest potential for a bottom.
Using daily/weekly charts, target remains for 1.0825 (or lower) as long as below 1.0913.
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 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 German IFO Survey for October. The ever-optimistic IFO said thae economy continues to gain "impetus". The U.S. releases the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Survey later.
Markets continue to try to reconcile the prospects for a Fed policy tightening in December with Yellen's new notion of a high-pressure economy. It could be the central bank will hike rates in December before putting policy on hold again for the better part of 2017.
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.
Last week, the ECB policy statement and Draghi comments were taken to be dovish. The ECB used its standard rhetoric and said no decision on a "taper" would be announced until the December meeting.
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 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--
Monday has seen the first round of global PMIs with flash data from the EZ and Japan. These reports have been mixed to better. Also, the U.S. Markit flash PMI beat expectations.
Tuesday features the highly respected German IFO sentiment Survey. The U.S. releases the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Survey.
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.
John M. Bland, MBA co-founder Global-View.com
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