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Replicant replied Mar 7, 2019-> Macroeconomic projections for the euro area - March 2019 Update Real GDP 2019 2020 2021 1.1 1.6 1.5 HCIP 2019 2020 2021 1.2 1.5 1.6 Both revised down, big revision for 2018 2019 Revision down were expected, not sure 2018 2019 one was expected to ...
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Replicant replied Mar 7, 2019-> Macroeconomic projections for the euro area to come Real GDP 2018 2019 2020 2021 December 2018 : 1.9 1.7 1.7 1.5 March 2019 : HCIP 2018 2019 2020 2021 December 2018 : 1.8 1.6 1.7 1.8 March 2019 :
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Replicant replied Mar 7, 2019rates on hold till at least end of 2019 (previously summer 2019) but that was heavily expected New TLTRO was in the wires for some
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Replicant replied Mar 7, 2019-> Monetary policy decisions No change on the rate side But TLTRO programme starting in September 2019 and ending in March 2021
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Replicant replied Mar 7, 2019ECB time -> Monetary policy decisions -> Macroeconomic projections for the euro area -> Statement -> Press Conference
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Replicant replied Mar 6, 2019You nailed it again, well done, sadly still sideline here but took short in CAC today as price was reaching the highs of Oct 10 big break down candle (ES is trading that big one too but highs are much further) hopefully 519x and 515x.
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Replicant replied Mar 6, 2019EURUSD H4 finding support on ultimate break up point but still thinking we are sitting too low ahead of ECB to hold the current level in the upcoming sessions image
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Replicant replied Mar 6, 2019Trade balance never been vital for US economy. But having an opinion on sharp topics after reading 3 tweets is trendy nowadays..
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Replicant replied Mar 6, 2019US Trade balance = - 59.8 B That is the biggest US trade deficit since Sept 2008 Trade war benefit = None. Bullying the whole world with threats, gangster-like negociations and illegal tariffs have only triggered a global slowdown that is now ...
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019lol The clown would need a Bouteflika-like constitution to stay so long 274 cleared in TSLA EU tripping at the lows ahead of ECB leaves bulls with very few margin ... smells crunching time ... Expectations are a dovish ECB, acknowledging a bigger ...
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019EURUSD H4 flow stalled, capped by last reversal down image
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019EURUSD daily Last 2 months ebb and flow are threatening, but strong bull hands look still accumulating around 1.131x (ST Bottom) and have never disappointed so far. Couldn't clear intermediate target at 1.142x/3x (ST Flip) last week, been a dick for ...
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019EURUSD Weekly nothingness, accumulation still in a downtrend, reversal up at 1.182x image
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019EURUSD Monthly Still in an uptrend, reversal down is out of scope Both TA level 1.131x and FA level 1.128x held again on Feb close (1.137x) Nov 2017 SL (15 months old), still holding, breached but never broken next TA support are 1.108x and 1.095x ...
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019JUVE holding 1.20x, no brainer, need to clear UCL last 16 2nd leg first image
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019and TSLA hammered on the resistance. It's at a support right now but looks soft, next ones I have are 274 (main bear target, PT expected) and 260/263 a strong bull support. image
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Replicant replied Mar 5, 2019Great call to the tick goose ! I don't have anything in my chart though ; could that flow just bode an upcoming chop zone between [272x;28xx] until that US-China deal pans out (or not), expectations, at the earliest, being for end of March ? image
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Replicant replied Mar 1, 2019EZ printing its lowest unemployment rate since 2008 EZ overall inflation at 1.5%, that's very decent considering current energy prices and current growth slowdown Core inflation still struggling though, but I'm still expecting that one to tick up in ...
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