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Do you think the BoE minutes tomorrow will have any effect on FX- whether GBP/USD, GBP/JPY, or EUR/GBP - thanks for your help - and for this mornings tweets/targets.
Just saw your video market analysis - I see what you mean about Asia "smelling" funny. Now with risk aversion here and the expectation of stocks to decline along with EUR and Oil, how do you see EUR/GBP? Obviously this chart was put up right after King's comments - and I saw that you expect 0.95 in Q1 2010...
Shouldn't this pair drop rather easily? At least in the near-term. Maybe German GDP can prop it, but I can't see what else.
Your analysis on central bank comments has proven accurate in the past, esp. with the FOMC - any thoughts if Trichet will jawbone a bit and send EUR down? Disregard this if you feel it means I'm asking you to be psychic - ha Thanks
NZ Central Bank Governor said the following:
- The rise in the New Zealand dollar over recent months could hinder continued improvement in the external balance, Bollard said in a semi-annual report on the nations financial system. The currencys current level is unlikely to be sustainable, he said.
And by the way, I'm going to presume Giethner's comments about a strong USD will bear no weight whatsoever; unless of course you mention otherwise.
Not to change the topic of your article, but would you say that the weekly downtrend is actually intact. I remember this from several hot-charts ago.
CAD rallied incredibly today, with no good reason I can see. I'm trying to discern if this gain in CAD against EUR is due to CAD's strength, because it doesn't seem to be against EUR weakness, at least when compared to USD. Then again, if EUR weakens further against the USD, I suppose CAD could also leading to a rise in EUR/CAD.
Am I trying to make sense out of a senseless pair, or just picking a complicated one? Hmmm, now that I look again, it seems that the lows are getting higher in this pair. Thanks again for your valuable and generous time.
Also, you didn't mention targets for AUD/JPY - do you feel it's best to buy JPY against the 3 you mentioned, or would you say that AUD/JPY may fall hardest because of the high-yielding AUD?
Lastly, do you see the USD recovering whatsoever in the near-term until the end of the year? Would you simply say that it all depends on if we get an equity pullback?
Thanks for your help and time!
Thanks for all your great tweets today! You're generosity is never overlooked.
Do you have any thoughts about dollar rhetoric coming out of the G20 this weekend? Seems to be a non-issue right now, and if it was, I would guess the remarks would be dollar-supportive.
Also, if you could give thoughts/targets on NZD/USD I'd appreciate it. Thanks again!
Can you share any thoughts on USD/CAD -- I suppose oil is keeping CAD strong. Do you have any ideas on where this is going? Thanks a lot.
Additionally, Peter Grantham wrote an article in today's FT (more or less) saying that GBP will suffer if BOE extends QE AND that if they don't it would spook equity markets which would cause GBP to suffer as well. I thought it was an interesting take. Kind of a win/win to short GBP around the BOE meeting. Would you agree with that perspective? And I presume you are still looking for sub-1.60 before year-end? And perhaps sub 140.00 for GBP/JPY. Thanks again.