The rise of empty storefronts isn’t limited to Fifth Avenue. It’s part of a Manhattan-wide space glut as retailers -- buffeted by e-commerce, tepid demand for luxury goods and a strong dollar that’s eroded tourist spending -- push back against rents that have soared to records.
Retailers are being squeezed across the U.S. In 2016, malls and other types of shopping venues have been hit by 280 major-brand store closures, totaling 12.8 million square feet
Landlords who hold out for the right tenant can be left hanging on to empty space for years. A partnership of developer Thor Equities and General Growth Properties Inc., the second-largest owner of U.S. malls, bought 530 Fifth Ave. in 2014. During a conference call with analysts that year, General Growth Chief Executive Officer Sandeep Mathrani highlighted the property’s large, vacant block as an opportunity to attract new retailers.
Saudis built investment fund that I see in orders for aud past 4 munts so go girl. need inverters? pup top
GVI Trading john bland 10:52:39 GMT - 10/26/2016
EQUITIES Risk-Off
DAX -107
DJ -79
SP -9
10-yr 1.774% +1.8bp
GVI Trading john bland 09:13:23 GMT - 10/26/2016
Equities Risk-Off
DAX -93
DJ -77
SP -10
10-yr 1.761% -0.5bp
london red 08:52:31 GMT - 10/26/2016
euro. remains sell on rallies. stop positioning tricky as need to allow for as high as 11065 although greater chance that 11040 caps. below there 10967-75 offers res while initial comes in at 10946-55. tgt 108-10830.
GVI Trading john bland 08:40:10 GMT - 10/26/2016
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 26-Oct Wed
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
Trading Themes--
2Q16 Australian CPI came in above street forecasts AUDUSD is higher.
Testimony Tuesday by Bank of England Governor Carney to the Economic Affairs Committee of the House of Lords impacted trade in that Carney did not send the signal for a rate cut that many had been hoping for. His comments imply an early rate cut is improbable in light of the recent GBP slide.
Testimony Tuesday by Bank of England Governor Carney to the Economic Affairs Committee of the House of Lords impacted trade in that Carney did not send the signal for a rate cut that many had been hoping for. His comments imply that a rate cut is improbable in light of the recent GBP slide.
U.S. October Conference Board Consumer Confidence Survey fell short of forecasts and the September release was revised down. This news weighed on the USD and equities. Earlier, a stronger than expected October German IFO Survey gave the EUR a lift.
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 before putting policy on hold again for the better part of 2017. Fed Funds futures have zeroed in on roughly 70% odds (69%) on a rate hike in December. It looks to me like the hawks and doves might have reached a compromise. The hawks will take a December token rate hike in return for the doves getting a steady monetary policy next year.
Carney claims global waming as a threat financial stability...
Amazing how these banking cretins see only threats instead of opportunities. Good. That is good. Leaves trading opps for others who see same thing from a different angle:
We could at any time, but it may require higher inflation figures first...
Mtl JP 20:17:18 GMT - 10/25/2016
john do you thnk we could see 80+ percent odds ?
be a nice trade setup if y, what do u think ?
GVI Trading john bland 20:10:25 GMT - 10/25/2016
The Fed Funds Market Sentiment Barometer reflects current sentiment about a future change in Fed policy. Odds for one rate hike by yearend are: +69% from +69% late Monday.
WEEKLY HIGH IMPACT NEWS: 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--
Testimony Tuesday by Bank of England Governor Carney to the Economic Affairs Committee of the House of Lords impacted trade in that Carney did not send the signal for a rate cut that many had been hoping for. He indicated that the Central Bank takes the value of the pound together with other factors in determining policy. That suggested to many that an early rate cut is improbable in light of the GBP recent slide.
The German IFO Survey for October wes stronger than expected. The ever-optimistic IFO said the German economy continues to gain "impetus". This news gave the EUR a modest lift.
U.S. October Conference Board Consumer Confidence Survey fell short of forecasts and the September release was revised down. This news weighed on the USD and equities.
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. Fed Funds futures have zeroed in on roughly 70% odds (69%) on a rate hike in December. The Fed is still counting on the economy to pick up. It looks to me like the hawks and doves might have reached a compromise. The hawks will take a December token rate hike in return for the doves getting a steady monetary policy next year.
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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