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- lasty commented Jun 7, 2017
If central banks find it difficult to manipulate markets then what chances does one single bank have ? More detail needs to be seen here especially in the light of the new FX Code of Conduct.
HSBC could face a fresh lawsuit over alleged forex manipulation
- lasty commented Jun 7, 2017
Lets face facts here the ECB hasn't a clue . First they wanted to raise rates then a week later they wanted to continue stimulation. Then they said they wanted a higher euro. Now its lower inflation and higher GDP. Seriously
ECB draft forecasts said to cut inflation outlook through 2019; ECB said to raise GDP outlook...
- lasty commented Jun 7, 2017
Nothing to see here ...
Comey’s Side of the Story: Key Moments With Trump
- lasty replied Jun 6, 2017
url Commercial real estate could well be under the pump once Amazon gets a foot in . Westfield I fear for that stock if I haven't mentioned before. Commercial property funds beware... As for the GDP disaster as expected but as usual they buy AUD ...
AUD/USD
- lasty commented Jun 6, 2017
If you look at whats being constructed here its apartments. In a property bubble this could spark danger for the construction companies and sub contractors unless they have pre sold which is at record highs . Its only a matter of time before this ...
Australian construction growth picks up in May
- lasty commented Jun 6, 2017
Still good data coming out of NZ as opposed to Australia ..
New Zealand meat and dairy driving total manufacturing down
- lasty commented Jun 6, 2017
Well it appears that youre wrong ?
More signs the Trump rally is on shaky ground
- lasty commented Jun 6, 2017
I guess hacking jobs will be popular then .
Elon Musk says robots will beat humans at everything by 2030
- lasty replied Jun 5, 2017
AUD @.7465 This is getting quite boring announcing another bad piece of economic data for Australia this time Balance of payments .. what a shocker .. Honestly if their wasn't a housing crisis then the RBA would be foolish not to lower rates under ...
AUD/USD
- lasty commented Jun 4, 2017
Oh Theifa (FIFA) maybe looking for a new WC2022 ? Im guessing the pay offs aren't so beneficial now .... LOL
Saudi-led Alliance Cuts Qatar Ties as Gulf Crisis Escalates
- lasty replied Jun 4, 2017
AUD @.7430 There is talk about Recession hitting Australia in the press over the weekend . The R word has been replaced by the PB words , Property Bubble . Still I don't like being Short AUD/USD but against NZD im more comfortable even at these ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Jun 4, 2017
So much negative news for the pound and its still holding up. That means the market is overly short and if the polls are wrong with the narrowing and May wins a majority we can see GBP/USD in the 1.30's Still I'd love to see EUR/GBP squeeze up ...
EUR/GBP - What a great pair to trade!
- lasty commented Jun 4, 2017
The point here is its falling ....
Modest Growth For Australian Services In May
- lasty commented Jun 1, 2017
Im thinking its more like the AUD sucking the NZD down ..
NZD/USD Drops Lower After A Failed Attempt At Resistance
- lasty commented Jun 1, 2017
China who knows .... Moodys said growth in China .. Today another bad number .. I sense something is going on there and its not good .. caution prevails
Is China Headed for a Recession?
- lasty replied Jun 1, 2017
url The answer is yes .. Its been over 2 generations that people have never experienced a recession in Australia. They have had the benefit of property prices keep rising which they can survive by utilizing the equity and living off it . ...
AUD/USD
- lasty commented May 31, 2017
Remember what Moodys wrote yesterday about China ? CHINA MAY CAIXIN MANUFACTURING PMI 49.6; EST. 50.1 Thats a big miss and certainly one for Australia to be concerned about .
Global growth strengthens as risks abate; China likely to avoid sudden slowdown
- lasty commented May 30, 2017
Didnt Merkel just say EU will have to go it alone without US and UK . Didnt you say China is slowing .. This is as nearly as bad as your hoax sub prime rating
Global growth strengthens as risks abate; China likely to avoid sudden slowdown