ICYMI – Officials in China’s Guangdong province get go-ahead to clear coal from Australia

The background to this is that Chinese authorities are reviewing the Australian coal ban, which has been in place since 2020 Chinese coal imports are once again permitted, Chinese media reported. The Global Times reported that Chinese companies have placed a large order for Australian coal. From the Wall Street.

Read More

ICYMI – Europe’s biggest deposit of rare earths discovered in Sweden

Catching up on this from overnight. LKAB is a Swedish iron ore miner. Its announced its found Europe’s largest deposit of rare earth elements. “This is the largest known deposit of rare earth elements in our part of the world, and it could become a significant building block for producing.

Read More

Trade ideas thread – Friday, 13 January 2023

Good morning, afternoon and evening all. Any charts, technical analysis, trade ideas, thoughts, views, ForexLive traders would like to share and discuss with fellow ForexLive traders, please do so: This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

Read More

Credit Suisse Sees AUD/USD Heading Towards 0.7305 in the First Quarter

The following statement is from the fine people at eFX. If you’re looking for suggestions on banking trades, look no further than eFX Plus. There’s a 7-day trial period available, with basic access costing $79 per month, and premium priced at $109 per month. Get started here.In the initial quarter.

Read More

US dollar declines after CPI release reported

According to the December US CPI report, the result was in line with expectations at +6.5% year-on-year. The initial jobless claims for the US came in at 205K, which was lower than the 215K predicted. Fed’s Bullard noted that US households are still holding ample funds which should help to.

Read More

Economic calendar in Asia, Friday, 13 January 2023 – China trade data for December

China’s COVID exports sank in December due to an explosion of COVID cases and sluggish global demand, say forecasters. Ports were likely to have been congested due to worker absenteeism, causing import delays. Japanese trade data is listed at 0300 GMT. The numbers might fall at any time between now.

Read More

Earnings Reports Take Precedence Over Data on Friday’s US Economic Calendar

It may be Friday the 13th tomorrow, but there’s no economic-related issues that should cause any alarm. The US economic calender will present the preliminary UMich consumer sentiment for the day of Friday. I maintain that this is an unreliable indicator which mainly reflects political sentiment. Lately, I sense that.

Read More

Why Bank of America expects the pound to fall to 1.12 in short order

Bank of America Global Research discusses GBP outlook and targets GBP/USD at 1.12 and EUR/GBP at 0.89 by the end of Q1. “The UK asset markets have been reassured by the UK Budget and the overall approach of the new UK PM and Chancellor. Nevertheless, investors remain very skeptical toward.

Read More

US December federal fiscal deficit $85.0B vs $70B expected

At $421 billion vs $378 billion last year, fiscal year to date expenditures have risen to a record high. In December, the federal government racked up a deficit of $21 billion. These numbers do not appear to be favourable, but the market does not seem concerned about the fiscal situation.

Read More

US dollar falls further after blockbuster 30-year bond reopening

I believe the BOJ has a much bigger impact on today’s trading than CPI. I think the BOJ has a much bigger impact on today’s trading than CPI. The fresh hints overnight that the BOJ will end yield curve control next week ignited a surge in the yen. Japanese debt.

Read More

The U.S. Treasury Offers $18 Billion of 30 Year Bonds With a Yield of 3.585%

3.585% yield at the time of the auction WI level at 3.609% Tail of -2.4 basis points in comparison to the six-month average of -0.2 Bid to cover ratio of 2.45X relative to the six-month average of 2.37X Domestic demand (Directs) at 16.33%, average of 19.0% over the past six.

Read More

US treasury to auction off $18 billion of 30 year bonds at the top of the hour

The US treasury will auction 18 billion 30-year bonds at 11:00 a.m. In Tuesday and Wednesday sales, it sold three-year and 10-year notes. To a large degree, international demand for the three-year and 10-year notes was strong, although domestic interest was moderate. The six-month average of the components is as.

Read More