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7 meetings at the central in 2019 to discuss the

7 meetings at the central in 2019 to discuss the fate of the interest ... what happened in it? (Video)
The Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee held 7 meetings during 2019 to discuss the fate of interest rates in the Central Bank, resulting in a reduction in interest rates in 4 meetings, with a total of 4.5% during the year.
It was scheduled to be held today, Thursday, the eighth meeting of the committee during the year, but the Central Bank announced yesterday evening to postpone the meet…
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7 meetings at the central in 2019 to discuss the

7 meetings at the central in 2019 to discuss the fate of the interest ... what happened in it? (Video)
The Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee held 7 meetings during 2019 to discuss the fate of interest rates in the Central Bank, resulting in a reduction in interest rates in 4 meetings, with a total of 4.5% during the year.
It was scheduled to be held today, Thursday, the eighth meeting of the committee during the year, but the Central Bank announced yesterday evening to postpone the meet…
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Will Brexit Trigger Exodus of Banks From London?:

Will Brexit Trigger Exodus of Banks From London?:London has flourished as a financial center for decades in part because global banks, from offices around the bustling City of London district, could sell their services freely around the European Union’s 28-nation trading bloc. Now that British voters have decided to leave the EU — the complicated international divorce known as Brexit — the city’s status as a banking hub is under threat. If U.K. firms lose easy access to Europe’s $19 trillion eco…
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RBA rate cut now 50-50

It seems that nobody knows what RBA will do, but themselves
I have been following news and reviews on a possible rate cut by the bank of Australia,
the decision is in about 4 hours
Traders and economists, and banks alike seem perfectly devidided in their forecasts
What does this tell me - - I guess to follow the price action
I am short Aud, as I said yesterday, and I am making some money there,
so it seems to me - the rate cut believers are slightly in control
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The FX Cartel Has Hit Again

I'm surprised that no one has made any attempt to write about yesterday's big story, which is the constant manipulation of the FX market that has been exposed once again by the FCA.
I guess this comes as no surprise as the dealers and the banks have always kept track of people’s positions and routinely trade against them. Even in the old days, the floor brokers gunned for stops and shared that info with the big players it seems old practice die hard, but as long as the market is a zero sum g
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megajorko 13 Nov.

I wrote yesterday a very short blog on this topic. It is very frustrating isn't it?

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megajorko Now the an regulatory body has exposed them it's making the things look worse than I thought and it's more than just being frustrated, when you thing that it's your money and mine at stake  and you have to deal with all this manipulation

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So, you are the first who write an article about this story, good!

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megajorko 13 Nov.

Nobody has laughed at you at least all traders involved in trading for more than 3 -5 years know that there is a stop hunting in bank brokers. The problem is how to avoid being caught by them and is it possible to be on the green for a long term? Otherwise what are we doing, just wasting our time or what?

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DAY 20 - What To Expect From FOMC Minutes?

What To Expect From FOMC Minutes? - Views From 10 Banks
Just couple of hours remaining for release of FOMC Meeting Minutes and traders all around the world are eagerly waiting for this news event to better understand future course of action by Fed's as to when they are planning to end QE and raise interest rates.

The following are the expectations for today's FOMC minutes from the July meeting as provided by the economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays Capital, Credit Suisse, and …
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EUR/USD projection

Hello everyone, this is my first blog post and I decided to share some of my views on EUR/USD.
I believe that we currently moving to 1.345-1.3475 where first big support level is located. Purchases can be performed at this levels with the SL @ 1.3415, potential TP is 1.359-1.362.
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Holiday Trading, Reasons to Avoid Holiday Trading

Next week we'll be entering in Christmas week, were the majority of market will either be closed or if opened the trading activity will be very low as is in the case of the Forex Exchange market. With the major banks being closed during the Christmas day, and we know that banks are the biggest participants in the Forex market, liquidity will dry away. Even during normal days liquidity will vary throughout each trading day differently. A low liquid market will tend to have prices moving more dram…
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geula4x 22 Dec.

+1 Liked: Nice post on an important topic! :-)

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very good, i will scalp :P

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FOMC Prediction from Big Banks

"Only way to make it in this game is to forget about everyone else's opinions & look @ market thru your own eyes"

The following were the expectations for the FOMC December policy decision on Wednesday by the economists at Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citibank, and other leading banks.
Goldman Sachs: Our central forecast for the first tapering move remains March, with January possible as well. We see a decision to taper this
week as unlikely for three reasons.
Bank of America: O…
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geula4x 18 Dec.

+1 Liked: An important topic, likely to move markets in the nearyby future, at least! Happy trading :-)

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Perfect day for the European boggyman to drag out an

Perfect day for the European boggyman to drag out an ECB corpse
Nobody loves a fright in the economy more than Ambrose Evans-Pritchard at The Telegraph and for Halloween he got a genuine scare from the Eurozone inflation data.
The region is dangerously close to a Japan-style deflation trap, he said.
He tracked down a mystery ‘former ECB governor’ for his take:
A former ECB governor said the bank’s passive stance over the past few months was a “disaster” for Italy and Spain. The time-lag effects …
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mag 31 Oct.

Very intersting.

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