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http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2014/11/1 ... h-beijing/Australia press: Tony Abbott seals free trade deal with Beijing
moments ago | November 16th, 2014 20:48:12 GMT by Eamonn Sheridan View Comments
Sydney Morning Herald:
China’s President Xi Jinping has arrived in Canberra with what could be the most ambitious free trade agreement his country has signed since committing to the World Trade Organisation, promising billions of dollars in new markets for Australian exporters
The deal offered to Australian farmers and professionals, ranging from lawyers to aged-care providers, will meet and in many cases exceed what industry had hoped for
Australian dairy farmers tariff-free access within four years to China’s enormously lucrative infant formula market, minus any of the “safeguard” caps that currently restrict competitors from New Zealand, according to sources
Winemakers … will also see tariffs eliminated over four years
Tariffs on horticultural products, seafood and other goods accounting for 93 per cent of Australian exports by value will also be reduced to zero by 2019
Shock tariffs recently imposed on Australian coal will be removed over two years
The Abbott Government has given ground on labour, agreeing to a new case-by-case mechanism for Chinese investors to apply to bring in workers at Australian wage rates in areas of skills shortages
http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2014/11/1 ... mber-2014/Japan slips back into recession with negative Q3 GDP result – paves the way for sales tax hike delay & early election
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moments ago | December 9th, 2014 22:13:13 GMT by Adam Button View Comments
There is a dangerous level of consensus in 2015 about US dollar strength and euro weakness and people are beginning to ring alarm bells.
“I’ve never seen such a big consensus in my 20 years of investment life,” said Yves Kuhn, chief investment officer at Banque Internationale à Luxembourg. “I just don’t like a consensus like that.”
The story from Reuters notices the only question open for debate is how much the euro will fall. The note that only nine of the 54 forecasters expected the euro to rise over the next twelve months.
They note that the eurozone runs the largest current account surplus in the world.
To pewna odmiana starego rynkowego powiedzenia: "jak wszyscy są zgodni co do tego co się ma wydarzyć, wydarza się co innego".When even hedge funds are overwhelmingly on the same side of an investment as the broader market, you know it's a crowded trade.
...Bullard was ready to hit the panic button when 5-year breakevens were at 1.50%, today they broke the 2011 low at 1.30% and are trading at 1.28% — that means the market is implying just 1.28% US inflation over the next five years.
That’s lower than when the Fed started QE2. Translation: There is no need for Yellen to hike rates.
The mother-of-all Christmas surprises would be if the Fed made a dovish shift at next week’s meeting. The squeeze on the dollar would make yesterday’s fall look like a blip.
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