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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Mar 10, 2009 18:22
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FX, Bond Yields & Oil Prices

Latest rally in bond yields and oil prices is largely a manifestation of supply forces, which could start weighing on the greenback.
 
 
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Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
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14 years ago
Feb 18, 2011 19:13
Said, what is the point of your comment? How's that related to this forum?

I appreciate your constant posts on the forum, But as I said last week, can you keep your comments relevant to the markets. It is ok to shed your thoughts on other matters once in a while, but to continuously post your ruminations about matters that hardly anybody seems to understand is neither helpful to the other members nor to you. I am once again asking you to stick to the markets, as many forum members have complained.


Ashraf
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mulhouse, France
Posts: 2822
14 years ago
Jan 31, 2011 8:49
hi djellal
what is happening in veveux and nespresso? fun.
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14 years ago
Jan 29, 2011 16:25
isi
marbella, Spain
Posts: 4
16 years ago
Mar 16, 2009 18:01
Russia now produces more oil than Saudi Arabia! All producers call for oil reduction to shore up prices, and then pump it out as fast as possible to meet their financial demands. There is a glut of oil in the market and increase of almost 10% above mean in stored reserves. The news that comes out daily, clearly shows that the end to the crisis is nowhere in sight (the politicians and the Fed., who HAVE to take an optimistic view, now talk about 2010). In the real world, once sees the effects of the crisis accelerating in the high street, on businesses and on peoples spending habits. Most oil producing countries have budgets for 2009 based on 80 dollar oil. Saudi Arabia may get tired of being virtually the only country that cuts production (they now have a capacity to produce more than double); countries like Iraq need urgently to increase their production and are actively seeking measures to do so. All the above seem to indicate that we will see down pressure on oil prices over the next couple of years.
A lower oil price seems to be supportive of a stronger dollar.
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
Posts: 0
16 years ago
Mar 14, 2009 12:46
Baleal, If we expect stocks to rise further,then EURUSD should up not down. $1.33 could re-emerge.

Ashraf
Baleal
Portugal
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16 years ago
Mar 13, 2009 18:05
Hi Ashraf

EURUSD is moving with SP 500, so probably when SP500 reach 850 (more or less) EU will drop. Wich will your target for this movement up on EU?

Thanks and best regards
Rob
New York, United States
Posts: 305
16 years ago
Mar 13, 2009 14:48
Hi Ashraf,

How will rising risk appetite affect Gold? Do you see short-term weakness in Gold due to equity strengthening and perceived recovery, or do you see strength in Gold due to a weakening USD. Thanks
FL
GuangZhou, China
Posts: 14
16 years ago
Mar 13, 2009 5:23
ok it's clear Thanks Ashraf, we're looking for the future Subject.
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
Posts: 0
16 years ago
Mar 12, 2009 21:40
FL, EURGBP uptrend is slowing. Better now to consider going long EURUSD and GBPUSD. See latest IMT.

Ashraf
FL
GuangZhou, China
Posts: 14
16 years ago
Mar 12, 2009 5:04
Thanks Ashraf,

what about EUR/GBP, Since 0.8860 Upward tendency Whether you did think Can also continue Path 0.9500 or Higher. Between the British national debt and the German national debt's returns ratio presents negative value whether also to mean anything
Words which looking from the intermediate stageWants to listen to you from the fundamental plane and on the technical surface suggestion.

Regards,
Francis Liu
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