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EURUSD 1.1851 |
USDJPY 111.52 |
GBPUSD 1.3772 |
AUDUSD 0.7485 |
USDCAD 1.2406 |
GBPJPY 153.59 |
EURJPY 132.15 |
AUDJPY 83.48 |
CADJPY 89.86 |
Silver 26.23 |
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They would raise rates if they could, but NOK is strong enough as it is, and don't need no more catalysts.
That said, our country are using taxes/fees to keep inflation down it seems. The trend is that issues that where taken care of by the govt for free are now charging huge fees, and are close to self-financing themselves, even tho they are still govt entities.
Be carefull about buying NOK anyway. Our wealth fund might be large, but oil income is falling every year. (The 'main' oil company in Norway is Statoil (STO on NYSE) and the stock ain't doing it well imo.) Also, our production base is limited as it's to cold to grow food (except fish), and most other production is wiped of the map by the oil boom.
I bet CMC also use them.
And it seems most of the big players got the same outlook too, as there has hardly been retraces in the market lately. It just grinds along in the same direction for weeks without a single daily retrace. It's kind of odd as you'd expect some profit taking atleast.
Funny times ahead I think. And the currency war that IMF chief is warning about.. That one is raging at full force already.
Lets say some euro country needs a bailout, and the required currency is euro. How can IMF lend euro to anyone, as it doesn't have a mandate to print euro. I do know all IMF members (includung ECB) have some deposits @ IMF, but not nearly enough to shore up failing contries.
IMF *can* issue SDRs though. And it can maybe buy the euros needed in the market using those SDRs? How does this transaction acutally go down, as there is NO way for it to print euro.
If you wanted to keep your currency strong, that's a different ballgame, as BOJ can't print EUR or USD to buy JPY with.
I view this currency wars going on as a race to the bottom. The fastest printer wins. Smart people buys hard assets, even stocks, to get some protection from this devaluation game.
Gold, Silver, Copper seems to have a downmove coming, same with oil who failed to break above current trading range @ 75.6 with any conviction, and had a good sell into the 74s again.
All in all positive for USD.
Also, a lot beleive Norway is part of EU, which is false. We have trading agreements with other European countries/EU through EFTA. Thats something to consider if investing in Norway.
I wonder how many billions was transfered from Euro holders to Goldmen and it's hedge funds during the Euro crisis.
I let the charts tell the story. Most people should be able to do much better using the current direction of the cross than using phony economic data.