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They did not come out with today's analysis. They still have from yesterday.

date is from today. 12/11

I believe you, but when I just went on the website it's showing Nov.11 not 12...

i see, this is china hsbc, dont know why but sometime they post the report late. check hsbc malaysia, the report is the same

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interesting.
i dont really get the figures but i will do some reading and homeworks.
thanks bosskur

Thanks a lot for sharing this great information. This is a real help for our trading. Please keep it like it is now.
I am Supply Demand trader. My first point, GBP pairs close to Demand zones

Look at it as a another tool added to trading. It is a good read and it gives you a good information on macro economy. World economy events, important events. I would not use it much into technical analysis, but like I said, it is another tool added to trading. I would use it day toi day basis. If you see the information where they put support/resistance, and watch what is going on, you can use it on day trading, on 15 min chart. I use it like that, and it works most of the time, get in get out. As for long term trading, myself, daily, weekly and monthly, I strictly use supply/demand and I watch macro economics. Trade safe.

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Thank you Bacco...happy Friday the 13th..

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Thank you Bacco.

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Thank you for this thread. I think it is great. I am attaching Danske Bank monthly FX report. Their forecast on EURGBP and GBPUSD is interesting.

Thank you very much shahab8b. nice insight. keep updating if u have more.

Tomorrow i ll update the cot. lets see if it matches with scotiabank

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18 November 2020
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Good morning, in today’s report:

{C}· Asian equities mixed amid worse economic news in the US
{C}· US to resume stimulus talks
{C}· GBPUSD climbs to around 1.3280 this morning



Market News

{C}· Asian equities traded mixed overnight, as more negative economic news overshadowed the recent positive vaccine headlines. Retail Sales in the US underwhelmed yesterday, at 0.3% m/m vs 1.9% for September and consensus expectations of 0.5% - showing that the lack of fresh stimulus from Washington is having a direct impact on the economy (Reuters)
{C}o {C}Several US states began restricting gatherings and mandating face-coverings as cases continue to surge in the US
{C}o {C}Although a new stimulus package in the US could still be a way off, Democrat house leader Nancy Pelosi asked Senate leader Mitch McConnell to resume stimulus discussions, despite disagreement on the amount
{C}· GBPUSD climbed higher yesterday, from below 1.3200 to above 1.3260 in the afternoon. This morning it has moved up to highs of around 1.3280 – levels which, apart from last week, have not been seen since August. (Bloomberg) Today, Boris Johnson is set to unveil his ‘green industrial revolution’ plan, including new investment for hydrogen, nuclear power, electric vehicle infrastructure and carbon capture and storage (FT)
In virus news, France became the first European country to surpass 2 million coronavirus cases yesterday, despite a national lockdown on 30th October that has led to a sharp decline in new infections. Overall, Europe has reported nearly 14.5 million cases, making it the worst-affected region in the world, accounting for more than a quarter of all infections so far (Reuters)

What to Watch for Today

{C}· Today – ECB Governing council non-monetary policy meeting
{C}· 10:00 – E19: Final HICP (Barclays Research & Consensus: 0.2% m/m, -0.3% y/y)
{C}· 13:30 – US Housing starts (Barclays Research: 1450k saar | Consensus: 1460k saar)
{C}· 17:15 – New York Fed president Williams speaks
{C}· 18:20 – St. Louis Fed president Bullard speaks
{C}· 23:00 – Dallas Fed president Kaplan speaks

GU tot speculators position. still in negative territory

Lev money decreased drastically their longs

Dealers: they are the sellers in the uptrend. this time they have not accompanied the price

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