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- Blessed-man commented Aug 18, 2020
These are equity trading, when the downturn start, who will want to buy your $5b stake in a company that could be negatively impacted (the airlines would be an example in the current situation). A fund that has $21b as mere 3.4% is huge. Even the ...
World's largest sovereign wealth fund reports $21 billion loss after 'volatile' first half of...
- Blessed-man commented Aug 17, 2020
Probably had a Sell Limit to fulfil
ANZ: RBNZ to cut by 50bp in Apr 21, with a likely upsizing of LSAP in Nov 20
- Blessed-man commented Aug 17, 2020
That is a major problem coupled with no leadership
US Dollar Squeeze Chokes Nigeria’s Economy With Recession Looming
- Blessed-man commented Aug 17, 2020
Less than a month. Thats it serious optimism. Some motivational speakers are pushing you on. Expecting a 27 nation team to come to an agreement with UK within a short time when it is not an emergency for them.
UK Johnson's Spokesman: We Still Believe a Deal Can Be Reached In September
- Blessed-man commented Aug 5, 2020
Relativity will come to play. 166k was a good number some months back, but clawing back 166k after losing millions is like a drop in the ocean. Another thing is that few news change the direction of the trend, just a pull back and the directional ...
US Private Sector Employment Increased by 167,000 Jobs in July
- Blessed-man commented Jul 23, 2020
These countries talked down on developing ones when they subsidize anything for their population, but they do not blink an eye when it is time to step in during crisis Whichever way it is looked at, these are subsidies as well
Mnuchin says GOP plan for unemployment extension will be based on '70% wage replacement'
- Blessed-man commented Jul 22, 2020
It a cycle, was as high as 1.3186 early March 2020 and went as low as 1.1420 less than 10 days later. The cycle continues, it has clawed back over 1,400 pips since that fall.
The RBA has directed the Australian government to spend its way out of the crisis, but warns...
- Blessed-man commented Jul 21, 2020
There may be a trap here where some of the EU nations may eventually lose their soverignity when their exposure can never be repaid. Who knows if that is not part of the scheme of things
Positive risk taking hold once more amidst EU Recovery Fund agreement
- Blessed-man commented Jul 21, 2020
Will likely bounce from 94.60 region which was the low in March 2020 before a big bounce. Sometimes these supports acts like magnet with the 2 poles functioning. It may be attracted to 94.60 and also repelled (bounce) immediately.
USD Index in Focus: Is There An End to the US Dollar Selloff?
- Blessed-man commented Jul 20, 2020
Going by the calendar, he is meant to talk in 15 minutes, where is the speech from
BOE's Haldane says inflation should pick up next year
- Blessed-man commented Jul 14, 2020
We like sensationalizing news, what is EUR near 4 months high? Euro touched 1.1420 last month, June 2020, (about 5 weeks ago, June 9/10th to be precise) It has not even taken out the June high and you are talking about 4 months high. Obviously, your ...
Euro Nears 4 Month Highs, CAD Rate Decision
- Blessed-man commented Jul 14, 2020
But they were thinkering with reducing VAT rate sometime back. VAT is a wider range TAX and more effective, unless you want to tax some section of the economy more.
Coronavirus: Britain faces tax rises or spending cuts, OBR warns
- Blessed-man commented Jun 30, 2020
Month end, 2nd quarter end and half year positioning
EU Finance Negotiator Rejects U.K. Plans for Post-Brexit Banking
- Blessed-man commented Jun 29, 2020
The answer is obvious, when the world is in turmoil, we look to the Professors or their products/students for solution (like in the case of COVID-19, Kardashians were also hoping that the Professors and their professional lineage will save the ...
Kim Kardashian's Beauty Biz Reaches Billion-Dollar Status with $200M Deal
- Blessed-man commented Jun 25, 2020
The reality is that it is not a surge, but a recovery. If we had negative 17% last month, an increase of 15.8% this month is still lower than what we lost.
Breaking: US Durable Goods Orders surge by 15.8% in May
- Blessed-man commented Jun 24, 2020
How will this be funded, more than the GDP of several countries. This is bigger than White Elephant projects, £450b ie just a big joke, and for 38 guests makes it more ridiculous.
The £450 billion yacht
- Blessed-man commented Jun 24, 2020
There has to be a limit to these Helicopter money being shared as long as the country is heavily indebted. The normal push and shove on Credit Limit seems to be thing of the past, may be it is now 'No Limit' This might in a way revive an industry, ...
A new GOP bill would give each taxpayer $4,000 to take a vacation anywhere in the US through...
- Blessed-man commented Jun 23, 2020
This should be good for GBP in the short term. When QE is increased, the currency falls, now that exit strategy is being considered, should be cause for increase value. Brexit is the monster in the room
Bank of England Wants to Remove the QE Punch Bowl
- Blessed-man commented Jun 22, 2020
It is not even at a 6 month high, it was as high as 0.6750 against USD in December 2019 (31st Dec), so it is may be too high.
RBNZ meeting: Talking down the kiwi?
- Blessed-man commented Jun 17, 2020
The forecast of Assets Purchase is a probable increase of £100b, while your forecast voting pattern is 0-9-0 with the middle number representing those that are voting for a decrease. How is the forecasted £100b coming if all the members are voting ...
Bank of England expected to expand bond buying, but it’s wait-and-see on negative rates