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Lamplighter commented Sep 18, 2018Hasn't the US already lodged similar complaints in the other direction. People want to buy goods at as low a cost as they can. Solution - make better products and offer a better deal. One just doesn't see that many consumer products with "Made in ...
China says it has filed a complaint to the WTO on the planned US tariffs on $200bln worth of...
- Lamplighter commented Sep 18, 2018
Hubris in the face of current world events. Lock step integration may appear to be a more efficient arrangement, but there is another way to see this as being less flexible when circumstances arise that require smaller scale adjustments to resolve ...
Draghi: The Benefits of European Supervision
- Lamplighter commented Sep 17, 2018
But this has been the case all along. News outlets are have no more to say than to keep banging out the same old message day after day. Pathetic really. Meanwhile EUR is weaker and GBP is stronger.
EU is said to insist that the UK can't renegotiate Brexit - Times
- Lamplighter commented Sep 15, 2018
Russia needs to sell to whomever they can these days - sanctions having an impact.
US Sec Of State Pompeo: Russia Has Actively Worked To Undermine UN Sanctions On North Korea
- Lamplighter commented Sep 15, 2018
Well its about time he said something remotely positive - just wondering exactly where this 16B figure has come from - finger in the wind, or just slicing off the non Brexit bits and summing up the rest? GBP is consolidating back to the mean for the ...
BoE's Carney sees £16 billion economy boost if Chequers Brexit deal approved: FT
- Lamplighter commented Sep 14, 2018
These news hits are like ‘The Good the bad & the ugly’. Labour party has incredibly weak leadership at the moment - so these ‘announced’ policy positions ahead of the deal are all about trying to appease their new membership - the young idealists ...
UK Shadow ForSec: Labour To Vote Against Brexit Deal – FT
- Lamplighter commented Sep 14, 2018
Word to the wise these ‘spikes’ are price probes in the 20 to 50 pip range. As such they can potentially give an indication of breakout or breakdown levels once direction shifts outside of current bounded range. Basically position size appropriately ...
UK Brexit Secretary Raab: Closing In On Workable Solutions To Outstanding Issues In Brexit...
- Lamplighter commented Sep 14, 2018
Seems to have a very light hand on the levers of monetary policy - which is good, as market forces are being allowed to define the policy rather than the other way round.
BoE Gov Carney: Uncertainty Around Brexit Has Had An Additional Dampening Effect On Pay Growth
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
Seems to be doing the exact opposite of what were saying - just popped through 1.31 and on it goes.
No-deal Brexit could be as bad as 2008 financial crash, Carney says
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
The truth is that the previous crash was bought out with plenty of fiat and the 'real recession' was mitigated enough to not warrant a full reset. So now we still have much the same systems in place but now carrying a monster fiat debt burden. ...
The Makings of a 2020 Recession and Financial Crisis
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
There are a number of UK newspapers that are anti Brexit per say and tend to trot out these alarmist articles. Literally 'the sky will fall in' (space debris notification) shrill cries. There is the counter part of how bad it will actually be for ...
No-deal Brexit could be as bad as 2008 financial crash, Carney says
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
The trouble on the forum is that most people have only a partisan view and have limited scope of understanding due to not having the complete financial picture. Inward investment both private and sovereign from countries outside the EU into the UK ...
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
Not sure where that rational comes from? Both GBP and EUR are at historic lows against the dollar - so the pressure is still in the US to stop the dollar running away, its still the world’s global reserve currency - so lots of buyers for the ...
Draghi: Significant stimulus still needed to support inflation
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
That’s the thing human expectation is a lagging indicator.
U.K. is said to agree to EU request for key Brexit detail
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
Words can only paper over the cracks for so long - then we see the occasional black swan comes flapping over the horizon... and the world shifts on it’s axis.
Draghi: Significant stimulus still needed to support inflation
- Lamplighter commented Sep 13, 2018
Next up Euro ... super Mario on stage.
Bank Rate maintained at 0.75% - September 2018
- Lamplighter commented Sep 12, 2018
Expecting 'damp squib' along the lines of 'steady as she goes' - both Central Bankers are on their final run until moving on to gardening leave - so will not want anything to be scaring the horses as such! lol
Will we get fireworks from BoE and ECB?
- Lamplighter commented Sep 12, 2018
One of those famous 'Offers' you can't refuse?
Italy's 5-Star denies threatening economy minister over budget
- Lamplighter commented Sep 12, 2018
Because the EU is seeing it will be better to hold onto the UK as much as possible - reality.
EU said to begin redrafting Irish Brexit protocol to appease UK
- Lamplighter commented Sep 12, 2018
Hit the wrong button again? Sell side is continuing to be squeezed. Looking at the price probes on GBP - indicating a consolidation phase, that is starting to show signs of being range bound around pivots on the major crosses. Am looking at ...
EU said to begin redrafting Irish Brexit protocol to appease UK