BS again. Don't believe me? Type in the following into google: Article from 2022 - Type in: Xi Jinping tells China's army to focus on preparation for war Article from 2021 - Type in: Xi Jinping orders China’s military to be ready for war ‘at any ...

Within Consensus. Bull vs Bear for USD

Just what the Doctor ordered

Unemployment grows, yet job vacancies continue to be high.

Not a chance that disinflation will last

Interesting - "The Board remains resolute in its determination to return inflation to target and will do what is necessary to achieve that."

Market should go back to todays trend when people notice that there is an if in the statement. "But they won’t want to dramatically loosen financial conditions if and when they hike by 50 bps (instead of 75)."

Nick, why are spooking the market algorithms with old news? You Naughty Boy.

Another one bites the dust

Kuroda is warming up his finger to press the button

Now we wait for Kuroda to press the button

The meaning is in the fine print, May, Could, Might Extend. More BS from the Media.

GBP =

[quote=TonyTepeli;14054469] Hope this helps - Only 10 days ago RBA governor Philip Lowe warned that he would be closely monitoring consumer spending and this would determine how much to increase. Consumer spending in Australia for the final weekend ...

If markets did what expected because of technical analysis or fundamental news, trading would be easy. Remember - markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.

0.50% was expected. All reserve banks are increasing rates, so its normal.

It wouldn't surprise if its a 0.75% increase today. EOFY sales was bigger than expected, causing concern that consumer confidence is too high.

Confirmation rate hikes in July.

The end of the Australian delusion "property only goes up".