More reaction to the Australian labour market report earlier
22.03.2018
This one via Paul Dales, chief Australia & New Zealand economist at Capital Economics
22.03.2018
This one via Paul Dales, chief Australia & New Zealand economist at Capital Economics
22.03.2018
Latest data released by METI - 22 March 2018
22.03.2018
The pair manages to stop the rot, trading back above the 0.7200 handle
21.03.2018
ArticleBodyAnother solid jobs report:
21.03.2018
China Commerce Ministry with some fighting words for the US on trade:Says WTO ruling on Obama-era US tariffs show US side "repeatedly abused" trade remedy measuresUrges US to take immediate action to correct past mistakes, ensure fair global trading conditions for Chinese firmsEarlier we got this from the White House:Heads up for Trump announcement on China trade on Thursd
21.03.2018
Due at 0030GMT:Employment Change expected +20.0K, prior +16.0KUnemployment Rate expected 5.5%, prior 5.5%Full Time Employment Change prior was -49.8KPart Time Employment Change prior was +65.9KParticipation Rate expected is 65.6%, prior was 65.6%I posted earlier previews here:
21.03.2018
A White House official Trump will announce actions he has decided to take based on US Treasury's 301 investigation into China tradeOn Thursday
21.03.2018
The pound climbs ahead of the BOE decisionIt's been a nice run for cable this week on the Brexit preliminary deal and now with the US dollar side of the equation helping out. Tomorrow is retail sales and the BOE decision.A signal on a rate hike at the subsequent meeting would get cable right back to the February highs and the technicals are suddenly much better in the short term.
21.03.2018
Level to eye...
21.03.2018
Trades back to unchanged after rising by $260 earlier in the dayThe price of bitcoin broke higher yesterday - breaking away from the 200 hour MA (green line in the chart below) and in the process, moved above a topside trend line at $8584 (see: "Bitcoin breaks and has a run to new session highs").