ECB's Schnabel: Comfortable with bets that next move will be a rate hike | Metals Mine
Comment Options
casshzone
Dec 8, 2025 5:53am
Permalink
an idiot said long on EU amazing!!!
Reply
longfellow
Dec 8, 2025 9:43am
Permalink
Inflation rate is ticking up in the EU. Trade with the US is getting more expensive and Putin is looking to expand his war into western Europe, with USA's blessing.

No brainer that there will not be any more rate cuts and indeed, a rise may soon be in order to strengthen the euro for the difficulties ahead.
Reply
Blessed-man
Dec 8, 2025 2:17am
Permalink
Quoting TourajNasdaq
so by this job EURUSD will see 1.24 soon
You have to take out 2025 high of 1.192, then close above 1.2 before you talk of 1.24
Reply
devonoved
Dec 8, 2025 8:27am
Permalink
Quoting Trader#833D
{quote} Cutting rates does not ruin the economy.
That depends on the situation, rate cuts for the wrong reasons, at the wrong times, have definitely trashed an economy or two. Context is key.
Reply
Bakker
Dec 8, 2025 2:09am
Permalink
Next move? When ?
Reply
Luxyus
Dec 8, 2025 1:35am
Permalink
Luxyus
Dec 8, 2025 2:23am
Permalink
Quoting TourajNasdaq
so by this job EURUSD will see 1.24 soon
TourajNasdaq
Dec 8, 2025 1:56am
Permalink
so by this job EURUSD will see 1.24 soon
Reply
Trader#833D
Dec 8, 2025 7:04am
Permalink
Quoting TourajNasdaq
so by this job EURUSD will see 1.24 soon
EurUsd will go to 1.24 no matter what happens. Euro will gain because of Usd weakness. If it continues, EurUsd will go to 1.40.
Reply
BarackSadart
Dec 8, 2025 3:04pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#BCD6
{quote} If the ECB also joins to Australia, Canada, Japan, etc, who already started to think about raising the rates; and even if the USA won't cut more than 2 times (with the coming Chair it is unlikely (additional 2 or 3 can come after the two)); the Dollar will weaken against most of the G10 currencies. In all cases. Only way EURUSD can go is UP. 1.18, then 1.19, then 1.20, then 1.21, and so on. Depends on the actual facts yet to come. What do you think?
Did you say Japan? Thought they're all talk.
Reply
Brilliantly
Dec 8, 2025 12:21am
Permalink
Now i understand why we saw a big move on EUR crosses. no wonder why with the delay
Reply
Trader#D7C3
Dec 8, 2025 12:23am
Permalink
Good
Reply
Trader#A90A
Dec 8, 2025 4:16am
Permalink
Beginner here. Lol
What's EU?. Lol
Reply
Rizzyhenry
Dec 8, 2025 5:12am
Permalink
Wtf is ECB's, someone a hand please
Reply
erekleon
Dec 8, 2025 6:01am
Permalink
Don't be so harsh.
Reply
limondj90
Dec 8, 2025 6:41am
Permalink
I prefer ECB and EUR currencies over USD and FED. EUR never disappoints my trades.
Reply
Anon12345678
Dec 8, 2025 7:12am
Permalink
Lmao 1.4
Reply
Trader#833D
Dec 8, 2025 7:55am
Permalink
Quoting Trader#C92B
Trump is always trying to c*t rates.... Ruining the economy as we speak.
Cutting rates does not ruin the economy.
Reply
Trader#833D
Dec 8, 2025 9:04am
Permalink
Quoting devonoved
{quote} That depends on the situation, rate cuts for the wrong reasons, at the wrong times, have definitely trashed an economy or two. Context is key.
True. In this case when it comes to G7 or G20, cutting rates will not ruin the economy.
Reply
Trader#E14A
Dec 8, 2025 9:52am
Permalink
Quoting Trader#833D
{quote} EurUsd will go to 1.24 no matter what happens. Euro will gain because of Usd weakness. If it continues, EurUsd will go to 1.40.
try 1.14 i think its what you meant
Reply
hamidaria723
Dec 8, 2025 10:00am
Permalink
Market is preparing for the December 10th interest rate announcement. This interest rate will be higher than the previous interest rate as it will move below 4%.
Reply
Ijhii85
Dec 8, 2025 11:01am
Permalink
Eur/Usd is currently at the 1.162 it would be insane for it to drop down to 1.4, we’ll see though.
Reply
Trader#F2E9
Dec 8, 2025 1:37pm
Permalink
Bollinger Bands default value is 20. Let's make it tighter to let's say 19, 18, 17, 16, 15.
It doesn't matter. The upper channel on the Weekly chart points to the same number:
Wait. What??

Ok guys, I don't have my glasses on, but I cannot believe it. It points to:
1.24 ???
Everyone go check it for themselves! It points to 1.24 !!!

Just kidding
It points to 1.18
That's where we go first.

Come on! Give me a like. Please...
Reply
Trader#F174
Dec 8, 2025 2:14pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#F2E9
Bollinger Bands default value is 20. Let's make it tighter to let's say 19, 18, 17, 16, 15. It doesn't matter. The upper channel on the Weekly chart points to the same number: Wait. What?? Ok guys, I don't have my glasses on, but I cannot believe it. It points to: 1.24 ??? Everyone go check it for themselves! It points to 1.24 !!! Just kidding It points to 1.18 That's where we go first. Come on! Give me a like. Please...
we are in a classic bull flag on the WEEKLY chart, right in the middle of it
there is always a little hesitancy in the middle, but we are going up
and you are right, the next stop is the 1.18 area
Reply
Trader#BCD6
Dec 8, 2025 2:43pm
Permalink
Quoting Luxyus
{quote}


If the ECB also joins to Australia, Canada, Japan, etc, who already started to think about raising the rates;

and even if the USA won't cut more than 2 times (with the coming Chair it is unlikely (additional 2 or 3 can come after the two));

the Dollar will weaken against most of the G10 currencies. In all cases.

Only way EURUSD can go is UP.
1.18, then 1.19, then 1.20, then 1.21, and so on. Depends on the actual facts yet to come.

What do you think?
Reply
Trader#6ABD
Dec 8, 2025 3:28pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#BCD6
{quote} Only way EURUSD can go is UP. 1.18, then 1.19, then 1.20, then 1.21, and so on. Depends on the actual facts yet to come. What do you think?
If the ECB starts to talk about hiking, it is a potential risk to investors, which they have to price in, if they think it could escalate.
So you are right, it: "Depends on the actual facts yet to come."

But something has started. And definitely not an ECB cut, but future hikes.

1.18 is the minimum we can go up to.
Can we go up to 1.24? I don't know. My brain cannot process these kind of big numbers
Reply
Trader#52B2
Dec 8, 2025 4:00pm
Permalink
Quoting BarackSadart
{quote} Did you say Japan? Thought they're all talk.
The Bank of Japan and the SNB are just LOVE the surprises.

So: "Hey, you never know"

Inserted Video
Reply
Trader#CD6C
Dec 8, 2025 4:22pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#6ABD
{quote} 1.18 is the minimum we can go up to. Can we go up to 1.24? I don't know. My brain cannot process these kind of big numbers
1.18 is not even out of the range (bull flag, Weekly chart), so yeah, it will be tested for weak resistance. Sure.
Reply
Trader#4E43
Dec 8, 2025 4:44pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#F2E9
Bollinger Bands default value is 20. Let's make it tighter to let's say 19, 18, 17, 16, 15. It doesn't matter. The upper channel on the Weekly chart points to the same number: Wait. What?? Ok guys, I don't have my glasses on, but I cannot believe it. It points to: 1.24 ??? Everyone go check it for themselves! It points to 1.24 !!! Just kidding It points to 1.18 That's where we go first. Come on! Give me a like. Please...
Big market players probably use more complex methods to forecast 2026, than the default setting of the Bollinger Bands
but yeah, I've got your point.
1.18 is there on the top channel of the flag. I see it. The bots see it.
When will it be tested? Good question.
Reply
Trader#A09E
Dec 8, 2025 5:07pm
Permalink
In my humble opinion it will grind up to 1.1720 - 1.1730 till Wednesday.
No other big move will happen before the FOMC meeting.
People will wait it out at the top of the range we have since Nov 21 on the H4 Chart.
My 2 cents.
Reply
Trader#B76F
Dec 8, 2025 5:57pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#A09E
In my humble opinion it will grind up to 1.1720 - 1.1730 till Wednesday. No other big move will happen before the FOMC meeting. People will wait it out at the top of the range we have since Nov 21 on the H4 Chart. My 2 cents.
On H1 we are in a bullish flag
so yeah, easy-peasy
1.1730 +-5 pips
Reply
Trader#32BB
Dec 8, 2025 12:30am
Permalink
after reducing by so much this year, she wants to raise rates again??
Reply
Trader#32BB
Dec 8, 2025 12:41am
Permalink
why this news suddenly? looks like manipulation to me
Reply
Trader#F480
Dec 8, 2025 12:47am
Permalink
long EU
Reply
Trader#E14A
Dec 8, 2025 1:25am
Permalink
here we go something more spicy than then same
Reply
Trader#5E87
Dec 8, 2025 3:59am
Permalink
Rate hike?
Reply
Trader#78DE
Dec 8, 2025 4:06am
Permalink
Next move is when? Might as well do not mention it lolzzzz
Reply
Trader#FBFA
Dec 8, 2025 4:26am
Permalink
Quoting Trader#78DE
Next move is when? Might as well do not mention it lolzzzz
all manipulation
Reply
Trader#C92B
Dec 8, 2025 7:22am
Permalink
Trump is always trying to c*t rates.... Ruining the economy as we speak.
Reply
Trader#833D
Dec 8, 2025 7:57am
Permalink
Quoting Anon12345678
Lmao 1.4
Yeah, 1.40 it could get there.
Reply
Trader#AA9A
Dec 8, 2025 8:44am
Permalink
nah she is tripping
Reply
Trader#CE60
Dec 8, 2025 12:06pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#78DE
Next move is when? Might as well do not mention it lolzzzz
Why do you have top write " lolzzzz" after every sentence? it's juvenile.
Reply

  • Related Stories

ECB's Schnabel 'Comfortable' With Rate Hike Bets, China to Boost Domestic Demand
From youtube.com/markets | Dec 8, 2025
ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel suggests interest rates have reached the bottom, saying she's comfortable with bets that the next rate move will be a hike. Schnabel is the first policymaker to declare with any certainty that borrowing costs aren’t simply in a “good place” — as President Christine Lagarde and others have repeatedly said — but have ...
Powell on Track for Fed Rate Cut Despite Some Dissent
From finance.yahoo.com | Dec 7, 2025 | 10 comments
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to push through another quarter-point interest-rate cut this week despite growing unease among fellow policymakers that inflation remains too high. The Fed delivered a second straight reduction in October driven by the summer’s sudden deterioration in the US labor market. But that was followed by an outburst ...
Gold rises as dollar softens, traders brace for Fed rate cut
From brecorder.com | Dec 8, 2025 | 2 comments
Gold nudged higher on Monday, supported by a softer dollar as traders grew more confident the US Federal Reserve will deliver an interest-rate cut at its policy meeting this week. Spot gold was up 0.3% at $4,212.70 per ounce, as of 0319 GMT. “Core PCE data came and went without incident, which leaves the Fed on track to cut rates this week, with this ...
  • Story Stats