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- lasty commented Jun 18, 2018
So why is the US in so much debt and China in surplus . You can spin the numbers but we all know the US has a massive trade deficit with the world. Trump love him or hate him is addressing the issue. Just like anyone trying to rein in their own ...
Trump: Has Asked US Trade Representative To Identify USD200 Bln In Chinese Goods For...
- lasty commented Jun 18, 2018
The old trade tariff argument again and who actually benefits. Lets take Canada who have imposed a 270% tariff on US dairy. url
Trump: Has Asked US Trade Representative To Identify USD200 Bln In Chinese Goods For...
- lasty commented Jun 17, 2018
President Trump is good for volatility.
NZ dollar falls as tit-for-tat tariffs from US
- lasty replied Jun 17, 2018
AUD @.7432 Many waiting for a bounce in this pair but too many factors are weighing on the downside. China risk .. trade tariffs...and local fundamentals. It appears a large buy order has now been completed over the past week/s which has squeezed ...
AUD/USD
- lasty commented Jun 17, 2018
German Chancellor Merkel could be in a spot of bother according to the european news outlets. Lets just see how this pans out and any German political unrest could send the Euro south as after all Germany is the EU economic powerhouse
Euro makes its biggest weekly loss in 19 months after the ECB meeting
- lasty commented Jun 14, 2018
Mexico has 100 bln trade surplus with the US and thats without narcotics. I just love how Canada and Mexico threaten the US when infact they are ahead with surplus's . Never bite the hand that feeds you.
Mexico studying possible tariffs on U.S. corn, soybean imports if trade conflict with U.S....
- lasty commented Jun 14, 2018
Europe is basket case. The ECB has no where to go. How many times have we heard they will raise rates but they know it will collapse some members economies. With so much immigration it can only force wages down and create massive welfare payouts. ...
The euro sell-off after the ECB: All a bit much?
- lasty commented Jun 13, 2018
"UK housing market still weak despite sign of more sellers: RICS" Obviously RICS is a brokers B Book client
UK housing market still weak despite sign of more sellers: RICS
- lasty commented Jun 13, 2018
Running out of steam .. and guess what that doesn't bode well for the Aussie
China’s Economy Dials Back a Notch as Output and Investment Slow
- lasty commented Jun 13, 2018
I'm a sceptic and know how this has been randomly sampled despite having access to cross data . What is fact is that Australia suffers from high personal debt in fact the highest in the world and the asset they have borrowed against is a house which ...
Trend underemployment at 8.5%, below 2017 peak
- lasty replied Jun 13, 2018
url Finally common sense is prevailing and the fundamentals will play out. If the opposition get into power expect it to rapidly deteriorate as they want to tax everything and open the flood gates for immigration so wage growth will be subdued for ...
AUD/USD
- lasty commented Jun 13, 2018
This could known as the reverse double knuckle shuffle. The market anticipates the Fed rate hike . The market thinks that its priced in and goes short waiting for the fall but they don't get it hence the short cover and the bulls take over
The Fed is hiking rates Wednesday, but here's what else you need to know
- lasty commented Jun 12, 2018
url Lets just say the 1200 must have at the casino before they did their cash .
Australia consumer sentiment picks up in June
- lasty commented Jun 12, 2018
Italy has already thumbed its nose at the EU by not taking in Asylum seekers. Using the Euro as a currency is fine like some nations prefer US dollars to their own . Doesn't matter how they spin it the Italians are sick of being dictated to by the ...
Italy's economy minister insists abandoning euro not planned
- lasty commented Jun 12, 2018
Oh so the optimists have been handed the bad news .. wait until the 4th quarter .. they will be in therapy.
Slight easing of G20 GDP growth in first quarter of 2018
- lasty commented Jun 11, 2018
Well the 2 economic powerhouses of the Australian economy are suffering. This isnt new.. the writing has been on the wall for some time ..
AU business confidence is starting to slide in NSW and Victoria
- lasty commented Jun 11, 2018
Surprised that these numbers haven't fallen off the charts. Strict lending criteria on a falling market seems like they have cherry picked the numbers.
Housing Finance, Australia, April 2018
- lasty commented Jun 11, 2018
So Mexico is going to offer what exactly ? Cheap Labour. Japanese car plants are in Mexico to make automobiles for the US market .. The game is up
Mexico Turns Attention to Japan as Nafta Trade Talks at Risk