Disliked{quote} Hi Fader, here I have a nice article for you, showing, that the central banks usually do not lead but simply follow the market: http://www.socionomics.net/2014/03/a...deral-reserve/ Sometimes they can mainly lead with their words, as Draghi showed over the past years. But again and again, most of the times they simply follow the market. But they also can badly surprise - remember the SNB when they lifted the peg with the EURO - 2000 pips in minutes LOL Somewhere in my thread I have...Ignored
Will definitely be paying more attention to 3 month T Bills going forward
My time is usually spent monitoring inflation trends, central bank/ers statements/speeches
Totally agree about mood - it is so important
Looking at this week;
Perhaps a bit quieter than last week
Dollar
I was hoping for a more muted risk-off tone on USDJPY in light of North Korea recent statements, but a lot will depend on Trump's response
Pound
Obviously its bearish at the moment. The UK will send the EU its proposals to deal with some of the issues that Barnier had raised- lets see what the EU says (I know that the banks are looking at this). Carney certainly referred to Brexit enough at the latest Inflation Hearings.
GDP figures on Thursday will be important as is the agents reports from the BOE (latest one below)
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publi...y/2017/aug.pdf
Good luck and green pips!