Where does Saxo bank find the numbers for "Net bn USD" and "change bn USD" ???? Anyone know?

So the JPY is considered a "safe haven" whilst the missiles are flying above overhead???? What logic is this.

The full-time employment reduced 20,000 and part time increased 40,000 (Rough Numbers). I remember being employed as an Australian casual worker banking 84hrs a week for three months straight making good coin. And when I wasn't working straight ...

And what about the Australians listed on the Panama Papers. What's this task force doing about them, huh?

So by that logic the Aussie appreciates? With a CPI of 0.2% below forecast and what Lowe describes as stagnant wage growth. Below the standard 4% a year for Australia.

Hogwash. Misdirection at it's best. Shame on this author for putting dirty thoughts into vulnerable peoples head. "They" also said USD/JPY would reach 125 when it was at 119.00 and look where it went 109.00. Let's see what the employment data says ...

Jakub is long on the euro. Define tail risk in this scenario.

So an open at 111.31 and a close at 111.28 this is edging up?

When do they actually vote?

I believe it was three weeks ago that Yellen stated concerns regarding the job market over heating and wage growth now the main focus. With Trump joining the currency wars and his statement of changing the ruler used to measure NFP's I think this ...

Funny. Lessons learned from the GFC zero.

It's funny that you say this amongst all the rhetoric about the eurozone breaking up! Think about all the strife the euro has caused Germany. And sworn enemies are expected to welcome it with open arms? Hey Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan take on this ...

Kinda Dovish. Trump is the heavy hand that rules the roost.

I don't think any of us mortals know. You would have to ask a billionaire why he put his money on oil or speak arabic. I stopped trading oil after the opec fiasco which cost me about $3000.00 on a small account. Leading up to the opec meeting the ...

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Probably on to something there verv. However the rig count is ever increasing in the US and Canadian oil sector is hiring again. Both non opec countries. And who is regulating Russia to verify there output? I don't trade oil by the way too many ...

So suspect. I think the Saudi's are buying on all this bad data. Because inventories are not falling at all. The opec agreement took place in January and look at the data releases. Obviously there is more to it than just that. However I am very ...

I'm talking about cable. You talking about cable

I think it was a stop hunt. Looks like the market turned around right at an area where a whole lot of stops would be.

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