Macron put a final stamp on his electoral victory on Sunday by claiming a combined majority with his coalition partner. The US dollar will be in focus in the week ahead as nine Fed speakers are set to take the podium. CFTC positioning showed euro net longs at the most extreme since laidi Macron with ashraf Mouvement Democrate are projected to win to out of seats in French parliament with most of the votes counted. Alone, it also looks like his La Republique party will win a bare majority with seats. In the past week Macron has made increasingly sweeping forex to reform France and unleash innovation. He certainly has the mandate to do it and any early successes are likely to underpin the euro. The US dollar faces a volatile week ahead and summer as markets attempt to gauge exactly where the Fed stands. Dudley ashraf off a week of 9 speakers with an appearance at GMT. What makes it especially intriguing were late-Friday comments from Kashkari and Kaplan. Kashkari was the lone dissenter told a newswire other members shared his views but weren't quite ready to take a stand. The comments from the pair of policymakers are more in line with the market's stance than what Yellen offered in her presser. The dollar could be heavily swayed if others highlight the same kind of aversion towards hiking before inflation and growth data accelerate. Speculative net futures trader positions as of the close on Tuesday. Euro net longs hit the most since as enthusiasm shaping buy-the-dips approach. GBP traders await Monday's press conference from the first day of UK-EU talks at We also emphasize how vulnerable that CAD position suddenly looks. Few of those specs were anticipating a hawkish turn from the BOC last week and a big rethink may have only just begun. The Bank of England became the third central bank this week to send a surprisingly hawkish message. The pound edged out the dollar as the top performer while the yen lagged. The BOJ decision is up next. The MPC held rates unchanged as anticipated but the vote was a surprising instead of the widely expectedwith Saunders and McCafferty joining Forbes in calling for a rate hike. Cable traders were caught off guard and the pair jumped to 1. One caveat is that this was Forbes' last meeting so all else equal there will only be two dissenters next month, thereby, helping to cap GBP strength. The market was hoping for more clarity from Carney at the Mansion House speech but it was cancelled due to the London fire tragedy. The text may be released on Friday but no time has yet been specified. Aside from the GBP move, the US dollar remained the performer as the FOMC momentum continued. The gains were barely slowed by soft US reports on the import price index, NAHB housing market index and industrial production. Better news for the dollar was once again confined to soft data surveys as the Philly and Empire Fed beat. In the bigger picture, the BOC, Fed and BOE all delivered hawkish surprises this week -- a trend that can't be ignored. It speaks to the confidence that central banks have that growth is really coming this time. Markets were burned by the reflation trade at the start of the year but the old saying that 'you can't fight the Fed' still rings true. A final twist this week would be if another central bank adds to the chorus. The BOJ gets the chance with today's decision on interest rates. Laidi hike is out of the question but even a subtle shift to something less dovish would be a surprise. As we noted earlier this week, numbers from Japan have been solid. Exports have picked up and industry has some momentum. Kuroda has signaled in the past that he will be very patient but Poloz sounded the same way until this week. If there is a shift, the bottom will fall out of yen crosses and it would send a broader hawkish signal that would seriously threaten equities and risk assets. There is no set time for the decision but it's usually around GMT. Fed day was a wild ride that started with soft data and sudden worries about a dovish Fed and ended with Yellen sticking to the Fed plan. The dollar did a pip round trip but at the end of the day the Australian dollar led the way and the Swiss franc lagged. Aussie jobs are due next. Our Dax was stopped out at Soft CPI and retail sales reports caused a quick rethink on the Fed among analysts and in markets. Core inflation rose 1. But the euro chart was telling. Resistance forex the election-night high of 1. As a small panic set in among dollar bulls, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan warned that a Fed communication shift was going to happen. The Fed statement was virtually unchanged. In addition, the forecasts didn't change except for lower unemployment. The dollar bears hung on for every word from Yellen's press conference but finally threw in the towel when she blamed low inflation on one-off effects. The euro completely retraced the rally and hit a session low at 1. It's important to note that while Yellen was confident in her assessment, she said inflation would be watched closely and highlighted data dependency. Given low forex of a hike in September, there are some upside risks but there won't be any answer with a light eco calendar until the end of the month. One spot where the ashraf and the forex is hot is Australia. At GMT the May employment report is expected to show 10K new jobs with unemployment at 5. Once is not a problem, twice is not unusual but a 3rd consecutive monthly slowdown in US inflation accompanied by a back-to-back decline in retail sales should deal a fresh blow to the assumption that US bond yields and their currency ought laidi find ashraf rallying ways laidi to superior fundamentals. Today's twin data release highlights the Lame Duck nature of today's anticipated Fed hike, highlighting the eroding probabilities for an H2 Forex tightening. We should watch whether the language in the statement shall add more weight to slowing inflation and pay growth as well look out for any dissents to the assumed hike. The central Fed Funds rate view in the dot plot shall be scrutinized on whether it would be lowered to 2 hikes this year i. If maintained at 3 hikes, then watch out for the dot plot on growth and Yellen's press conference. Traders will find pockets of consolidation between the minutes following the release of the FOMC statement and before the Fed chair Yellen begins her prepared remarks. Both of our Premium USD trades are in the green. Subscribers should watch for any trade action before the FOMC statement. Intraday Market Thoughts Archives Calendar Titles by Month. Fed Refocus, Euro Infatuation Grows Jun 19, 0: Act Exp Prev GMT FOMC's Dudley Speaks Jun 19 BoE Hawks Touch Down, Japan Next? 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Ashraf Laidi. Dynamic Intermarket FX Trading. Forex Day 2016. English Version
Ashraf Laidi. Dynamic Intermarket FX Trading. Forex Day 2016. English Version
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