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oggi dagli USA:
Freddie Mac will announce 3- and 6-month bills.
Fannie Mae will announce Benchmark Notes.
St. Louis Fed President Poole speaks to the AAIM management association in St. Louis, topic TBA
Cleveland Fed President Pianalto speaks on U.S. economy and monetary policy to Speakers Assembly of Southwest Florida
Dallas Fed President Fisher speaks on U.S. economic outlook at Rotary Club of Park Cities
Freddie Mac will announce 3- and 6-month bills.
Fannie Mae will announce Benchmark Notes.
St. Louis Fed President Poole speaks to the AAIM management association in St. Louis, topic TBA
Cleveland Fed President Pianalto speaks on U.S. economy and monetary policy to Speakers Assembly of Southwest Florida
Dallas Fed President Fisher speaks on U.S. economic outlook at Rotary Club of Park Cities
gipa69
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Uno dei motivi della debolezza Yen...
Adds economist survey on rate rise)
By Yuzo Saeki
TOKYO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Machinery orders at Japanese firms fell slightly as expected, data showed on Friday, adding to doubts about the chances of a rate rise by the Bank of Japan this month.
The market's focus will now shift to October-December gross domestic product data to gauge the chances of the BOJ raising rates at its Feb. 20-21 policy meeting, as it is the last major economic indicator before that meeting.
Core private-sector machinery orders, a key gauge of corporate capital spending in the coming six to nine months, fell 0.7 percent in December from November, matching economists' consensus forecast. The fall followed a 3.8 percent rise in November.
In a positive sign for the economy, the orders, a highly volatile series, were forecast to rise 2.2 percent in January-March from the previous quarter.
But that was not enough to convince economists that a rate hike is near.
"The Bank of Japan is optimistic about the corporate sector anyway, so the firm orders data alone won't fuel speculation of a rate hike this month," said Noriaki Haseyama, an economist at Dai-Ichi Life Research Institute.
Adds economist survey on rate rise)
By Yuzo Saeki
TOKYO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Machinery orders at Japanese firms fell slightly as expected, data showed on Friday, adding to doubts about the chances of a rate rise by the Bank of Japan this month.
The market's focus will now shift to October-December gross domestic product data to gauge the chances of the BOJ raising rates at its Feb. 20-21 policy meeting, as it is the last major economic indicator before that meeting.
Core private-sector machinery orders, a key gauge of corporate capital spending in the coming six to nine months, fell 0.7 percent in December from November, matching economists' consensus forecast. The fall followed a 3.8 percent rise in November.
In a positive sign for the economy, the orders, a highly volatile series, were forecast to rise 2.2 percent in January-March from the previous quarter.
But that was not enough to convince economists that a rate hike is near.
"The Bank of Japan is optimistic about the corporate sector anyway, so the firm orders data alone won't fuel speculation of a rate hike this month," said Noriaki Haseyama, an economist at Dai-Ichi Life Research Institute.
gipa69
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Andrea 53
Forumer storico
Andrea 53 ha scritto:per ora nulla di chè
non posso essere contento di un misero 0,70- sui dati e su bce , questi niente niente che gli danno il là si rimangiano tutto in mezzora
aspetto domani per chiudere over short
la LOGICA conseguenza del sopracitato ragionamento sarebbe stato :
chiudere lo short (che era in gain) reversare LONG e in chiusura ritornare short over
cosi avrei avuto sempre lo short in portafoglio con Pdc 4290
invece di 4253
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