Early morning chat-room chatter
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Sean Lee FXWW
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I’ll post some further analysis soon from a more fundamental standpoint
There has also been uncertainty into the Australian elections this weekend (7th Sept), but polls show Abbott’s opposition Coalition party are now 6% ahead of the Labour party. A clear result should boost confidence. Furthermore, this morning Abbot stated he would break the emissions pledge, saying he would repeal the carbox tax ( http://bit.ly/14ROtX6 ) and revealed A$31bn in spending cuts.
It is also apparent positioning is at extremes (see relative IMM positioning chart 2), and commodity prices a have bounced in the past couple of months (chart 3), following sharp falls around the middle of the year. The RBA commodity price index, released today, showed a rise of +1.2% in August (in USD) following a rise in July. Base metal and iron ore prices rose, supported by rising demand from China. (see report: https://www.research.hsbc.com/midas/Res/RDV?p=pdf&key=ztDn3I6UfU&n=385215.PDF Paul Bloxham)
Sean Lee FXWW
I like the close-the-eyes-and-buy sentiment, but I reckon I’ll just wait for a 50 pip dip (from any level) before adding to my perpetual usd/jpy longs for a shorter term play. A rough number out of the US here or there should do the trick.
I reckon you can’t sleep properly if you’re not short Yen, fxgai?? 🙂
In fact, that is correct 🙂
I’ll reduce (if not close) my yen shorts when Abe gives the go ahead to fire up Japan’s nuclear power plants again.
Hi Sean,
How’s my chat room email coming along? The chat room seems to be having somewhat more action than twitter and looking forward to following it based on this sample. All the best, Peter
Peter, you were sent an email by Reuters last week with login details
I’ve been checking my inbox and spam but haven’t come across it. Have been careful with deleting emails but it’s possible I may have accidentally deleted it. Would it be possible for Reuters to resend the email? If that doesn’t come through I’ll need to use another email address. Sorry for the bother but we’ll get there in the end hopefully.
I’ll check and revert Peter
Hi Sean
Can you plese check if i am on the list for the chatroom, as i did not get any news untill now
Thanks in advance and sry to ask again
No worries Peter, you will receive an email from Reuters sometime in next day or so, please check spam folder from time to time.
Kindly send me the email with the login please.