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- phamlogg replied May 8, 2022
Is the USD fully priced in yet? With all the hikes, balance sheet runoffs and what not.
EURUSD only
- phamlogg replied May 4, 2022
Anyone think the USD is fully priced in on the hike news? Meaning, upon the actual hike announcement the USD won't increase much, or not at all?
EURUSD
- phamlogg replied Apr 26, 2022
i'm down bad man, need bulls to step in, any second now T_T
EURUSD only
- phamlogg commented Mar 28, 2022
This will cap the bond yield, maybe even push it down, cause BoJ buys bonds -> bond supply down -> bond price up -> bond yield down, which in turn may have a negative effect on the currency. By buying bonds, they are also supplying the market with ...
BoJ offers to purchase an unlimited amount of 10-year JGBs at 0.25%
- phamlogg commented Mar 24, 2022
The mad lad is bringing everyone down with him.
U.S., NATO preparing for risk of Russian nuclear incidents
- phamlogg commented Mar 24, 2022
What does weak Yen reflect then?
Japan's Kuroda: Do not think markets have lost faith in the Yen - BBG
- phamlogg commented Feb 14, 2022
People in positions of power being corrupt and getting away with it? Just another day on Earth I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The Fed Responds to Report that Fed Chair Powell Traded During FOMC Blackout Periods
- phamlogg replied Dec 15, 2021
Soft taper from Fed today could send the DXY down?
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- phamlogg replied Dec 10, 2021
DXY mostly will go up further no matter the CPI figures. But I'm gonna call it, Fed won't announce shit at the next meeting and DXY's gonna crash. All this talk about faster taper from the Feds is only to manipulate the Dollar. You heard it here ...
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- phamlogg replied Dec 1, 2021
Is there any hope for a retracement to the 0.698x levels? Held a long position there and got hit with the Omicron news and Powell's speech that just sent it waaaaaay down.
NZD/USD
- phamlogg commented Nov 30, 2021
High inflation expectations means earlier tightening of monetary policies, i.e higher rates, which could mean appreciation for the USD. The move up is the market pricing in this expectation. Forget what you know about fundamental analysis.
Powell: Risk of higher inflation has increased
- phamlogg commented Nov 4, 2021
Oh fuck off you wankers (the policymakers, mainly those who's been suggesting rate hikes these last few weeks I mean)
BOE Gov Bailey: Market pricing for rate hikes was overdone
- phamlogg commented Nov 4, 2021
And we're supposed to just believe this? Since when is any policymaker trustworthy? Look at what Bailey's been doing these last 2 weeks lmao.
ECB's Schnabel: I have good reasons to believe that inflation will fall noticeably next year
- phamlogg replied Oct 28, 2021
I think it has more upside potential, at least until Fed's meeting next week, where it moves closer to the trendline resistance to setup for the fall when Fed announces their tapering plan, or at least its what I'd like to think would happen.
Gold
- phamlogg replied Jun 11, 2021
Good call, counting on Bailey too but rather miss out of a good trade than finding myself pissing against the wind.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- phamlogg commented Jun 10, 2021
Let them impose tariffs and quotas, that should help UK reach their inflation target sooner, early monetary policy tightening -> GBP appreciation -> cancels out the imposed tariffs and quotas 4Head
EU Commission VP Sefcovic: Our patience is wearing thin with the UK, we do not want retaliation to...
- phamlogg replied Jun 10, 2021
Anyone has any thoughts on US' CPI data today might trigger a USD buy reaction causing cable to go down? That is if actual figures are higher than forecast though, and the uptrend maybe shortlived, like 1-2 hours short. Anything lower than forecast ...
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- phamlogg commented Jun 4, 2021
How does changing the policy help here? The labour market is nowhere near their target, people are not generating enough income to support consumption and inflation, high prices are mainly from cost-push inflation, not real demand. Obviously the ...
The Employment Situation -- May 2021