Trump is gettin ready to tweet about the outstanding data
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MT4: how to change "EURUSD" to "#EURUSD"? 3 replies
Re: EurUsd short term 15 replies
did oanda just drop its spread for eurusd to 1 pip? 11 replies
EA for multiple lot limit order for EURUSD 0 replies
NFP nice bump up on EURUSD 2 replies
Disliked{quote} NFP strong green numbers ...EUR/USD first spike down, as expected Let's hear Powell later (expected dovish)Ignored
DislikedOk, all I'm saying is that EUR/USD has the opportunity to break that 1300 - 1500 range today on crucial NFP data. Alors, mesdames et messieurs, faites vos jeux s'il vous plait ! {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Are you kidding? Gold and JPY are safe heaven "assets" in case of panic on markets! US macro economy good numbers = > USD+equities feels better! ...Gold and JPY don'tIgnored
DislikedHere a short HEW update about the view I have currently... yes indeed ... I have a strong bearish view for the EURUSD and ofcourse ...as always I also prepared for a surprise somewhere.... {image} {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedI think we had a very dovish FED and that it confirmed Powell's speech at Economic Club of New Yor on Nov 28. It's a major game changer for the Dollar and all the related pairs. Of course, that's a Central Bank so they have to make any changes as smoothly as possible for the markets. They can't change aggressively their statements neither their forecasts. So there is always a defensive posturing in any shift but what is important is what one can read between the lines. Mario Draghi has turned out to be pretty sharp on that kind of stuff, probably...Ignored
Disliked... We will see soon if markets received the message on if an interview of Jerome Powell in the WSJ is needed. If not, they will probably need to adapt their statement at next FOMC...Ignored
Disliked...In the press conference, Powell was very very dovish on inflation. He acknowledged that despite 2018 very strong growth, "inflation has continued to surprise to the downside". This point, inflation, is really key, the raison d'être of hikes. ...Ignored
Disliked... Of course, that's a Central Bank so they have to make any changes as smoothly as possible for the markets. They can't change aggressively their statements neither their forecasts. So there is always a defensive posturing in any shift but what is important is what one can read between the lines.. ...Ignored
Disliked... Leaving the "further gradual increases" in the statement was probably a mistake because after the conference press that came after the release, there was no doubt any more that now FED is strictly data dependent and not any more on autopilot for hikes, whereas this "further gradual increase" still hints hikes on autopilot in the collective unconscious of markets.. ...Ignored
Disliked... I think we had a very dovish FED and that it confirmed Powell's speech at Economic Club of New Yor on Nov 28. It's a major game changer for the Dollar and all the related pairs. ...Ignored
Disliked{quote} => All super checked I think. {quote} => We didn't have an interview in the WSJ but a round table discussion with JY and BB in Atlanta. {quote} => The very very dovish outlook on inflation at last FOMC was confirmed yesterday. It was heavily backed by JY. That's key. No inflation pressure, no hikes. Monetary policy 101. Especially when CB expects a growth slowdown as well. Futures already show average markets expectations for 2019 are 0 hike with a thin probability for 1 hike. FED dot plot at last FOMC was showing a revision down to 2 hikes...Ignored