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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Feb 22, 2010 5:00
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Commodity FX (CAD AUD NZD NOK)

Discuss Commodity FX (CAD AUD NZD NOK)
 
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subway90
Posts: 1078
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 21:39
Aud looking heavy.... favor dip to 1.0250.....
cat0nip
Frankfurt, Germany
Posts: 1632
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 21:01
just shorted BAC @6.96
tomorrow and friday very good season for big shorts on stock index, gold, silver, and long USD
DaveO
N.Cornwall, UK
Posts: 5733
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 20:31
jacek, ooops :-)
cat0nip
Frankfurt, Germany
Posts: 1632
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 16:13
gold silver anticipate no qe at jackson hole. One could prepare for index short usd long
jacek
Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 2579
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 15:09
genius or veteran trader?.. which one u rather be.. Dave not need to answer:-)
DaveO
N.Cornwall, UK
Posts: 5733
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 14:12
long
jacek
Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 2579
13 years ago
Aug 24, 2011 14:00
take a pick.. long or short..
Trading
LONDON, UK
Posts: 57
13 years ago
Aug 22, 2011 7:54
Why does Ashraf trade the obscure AUDNZD rather than the easy AUDUSD?
Qingyu
manchester, UK
Posts: 1763
13 years ago
Aug 19, 2011 7:49
thank you, jacek!
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
Posts: 0
13 years ago
Aug 19, 2011 2:51
Aussie Trim GDP fcst & up Inflation - (not a good combination)

From MNI FX Bullets

AUSTRALIA: The Melbourne Institute has raised its underlying and
headline inflation forecasts for the next few quarters while making
modest downward revisions to GDP forecasts in its latest Monthly
Bulletin of Economic Trends released Friday. Underlying inflation will
now peak at 2.8% on-year in the December quarter, compared with previous
forecast for 2.4% inflation in the December quarter, MI says. Headline
inflation will peak at 3.9% on-year in the December quarter vs 3.6%
earlier forecast. Annualised GDP growth is trimmed to 1.2% in the
September quarter vs 1.3% previous forecast but December quarter is kept
unchanged at 1% growth y/y. MI raised unemployment forecasts with
September unemployment expected at 5.1% but the rate is expected to
again moderate to 5% in December and stay at that level in March 2012.
Previously MI forecast unemployment rate to drop to 4.8% by March 2012.

Ashraf
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