May Survives, what’s Next?
| Retail Sales (m/m) | Jan 18 09:30 |
The pound turns stronger and less volatile. PM Theresa May's government survived a confidence vote yesterday, as widely expected. The latest GBP bounce is emerging after optimistic DUP comments regarding today's talks with May. Consolidation was the theme in the broader market but yen crosses made some headway into Thursday. Euro regains 1.14 , while gold forms a bullish pennant. Yesterday's release of US retail sales did not happen due to the ongoing govt shutdown. We turn to the Philly Fed survey, expected at 9.5 from 9.4 (currently the weakest since Aug 2016). Yesterday's two Premium trades have been filled and are in progress.
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مقابلتي مع قناة العربية عن قوانين الاحتمالات بشأن تصويت اليوم و تداعيات السيناريوهات المختلفة. المقابلة الكاملة
Read More...Do all roads lead to an extension of Article 50? Or do they lead to a soft Brexit? Theresa May's meaningful Brexit vote failed in spectacular fashion and she will face a confidence vote later this evening (from the whole Parliament and not by only her Party as was the case last month). Cable whipsawed before and after yesterday's vote, as it sank to 1.2670 only to rebound to 1.2870. Earlier today, BoE governor Carney said the pound's recovery reflects reduced chances of a no-deal Brexit. The Brexit saga is far from over. A new trade for Premium subscribers was posted earlier this morning and sent out 2 charts & 4 supporting notes. A GBP trade is likely to be issued around the close of the London cash stocks session.
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