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BoE’s uber dove Economist Haldane shocked markets by expressing readiness to vote for a rate hike later this year. Haldane’s hawkish stance puts him directly at odds with Governor Carney, who believes ‘now is not the right time to raise rates’.
Ricardo Evangelista, Head of International Desk at Evangelista says the Middle East clients are more inclined to trade oil and metals. “Clients understand that the current climate instigates weakness in oil”, says Evangelista and adds, “the tra
Watch Jeremy Stretch, Head of G-10 FX at CIBC detail the factors that could push the GBP/USD pair down to 1.23-1.24 levels. The segment is hosted by Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir. Key pointsBank wary of further spike in the imported inflation
GBP/USD is fast losing height, now trading below 1.26; its lowest level since April 18. Mike Van Dulken, Head of Research at Accendo Markets and Tip TV’s Zak Mir discuss the sell-off in the Pound amid the political uncertainty in the UK.List
"Sterling at 1.26-1.27 is fundamentally undervalued and we believe it should be in the mid-1.30s, although that is contingent on the political cycle", says Investec Chief Economist Phillip Shaw while sharing his view on the BoE monetary policy,
Listen to Matthew Yeates, Investment Manager at 7IM explain why the idea of ‘soft Brexit’ has been thrown out of the window following the snap elections and how it is more of a choice between ‘hard Brexit’ & chaotic Brexit’. Yeates also discuss
Alan Green, CEO of Brand Communications says, “the Bank of England (BoE) is unlikely to raise rates any time soon… not until we have a clarity as to where we are heading with Brexit”. The opening segment is hosted by Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir.
“At the moment, FX markets are directionless”, says Steve Woodcock, Head of Risk Management at TeraFX while shares his outlook on the FX pairs. Woodcock sees Sterling being more responsive to Brexit sound bites in the short run. “Whether the Br
Tim Harrison, Head of Wealth Management at Linear Investments joins Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir to discuss the key macroeconomic data releases/events and political developments that could move the markets. Listen to the full segment for more in
"Watch out for the Fed's reverse QE, it will suck out liquidity and will be a drag on the economy", says Clem Chamber, Founder of ADVFN while talking to Tip TV's Zak Mir. Last week, the Fed unveiled plans to downsize its balance sheet and ma
Ronnie Chopra, Chief Market Analyst at TJM Partners, shares his view on Japan’s Nikkei index, India’s Nifty 50 and UK’s Tesco shares. The segment is hosted by Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir. Listen to the full segment to know- Why Nifty looks e
Listen to Peter Watson from Watson’s W.I.F.I discuss major macro news and developments, corporate news in the UK, US and across the globe during the week gone by. #markets, #macro, #trading, #investing, #UK, #fundamentals, #finance, #US, #UK
Watch Simon English, Senior City Correspondent at The Evening Standard and Tip TV CEO Nick Batsford discuss a potential ‘Summer of Discontent Ahead’ - possibility of widespread strikes by workers demanding larger pay rises. “A lot of strike act
"We are heading into a period of consumer slowdown and that would be good for Tesco", says Simon English, Senior City Correspondent from The Evening Standard and adds, "the shares are undervalued at GBP 180 and should be around GBX 300". Listen
Watch Steve Larratt, Share Research Business Analyst at Share Talk, discuss the fundamental outlook for Zenith (ZEN) and Old Mutual (OML). Larratt talks to Tip TV’s Zak Mir. #OrtacResources, #ImaginationTechnologies, #OTC, #IMG, #stocks, #eq
“BoE’s 5-3 vote split was slightly hawkish”, says Independent Market Analyst Matt Brown and adds, “I can’t see rate hike happening”. Listen to the full segment for more info on -Tesco earningsBoE monetary policy outlookFX sentiment
In the second part of the education segment, Trader John Mattingley and Ezeetrader founder Charlie Burton discuss whether involving the human element (IQ) at the institutional level would boost the return on investment. The panel also discusses
In the first part of the education segment, Trader John Mattingley explains that the State-of-the-art AI (Artificial Intelligence) strategies allows are simply not good enough to do what Humans can do - adapt as per ever changing market conditi
Rahul Khanna, FX Strategist at Tradermade believes there is no light at the end of the tunnel for the British Pound, given the political uncertainty.#Pound, #Pound, #Sterling, #GBP, #GBP/USD, #Cable, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #investing
"There is still a lot of uncertainty about the US economy", says James Hughes, Chief Market Analyst at GKFX while talking about the Fed's hawkish rate hike. Hughes believes the Fed is still data dependent, especially when it comes to unwinding
In today’s opening segment, Alessio Rastani from LeadingTrader.com and Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir discuss the way forward for PM Theresa May following last Friday’s election disaster and assess the impact of Yellen’s hawkish view on the markets.
The weak Pound hasn’t really boosted exports, so the much hyped rebalancing of the UK economy (from consumption to manufacturing) isn’t happening. However, the weak Pound and the resulting rise in the imported inflation have pushed the CPI well
Watch Clive Lambert, Director at FuturesTechs discuss the technical set up on the major equity indices, which suggests the equities are still in a bullish mode, but investors need to observe caution as some warning signs of a pullback are start
Panmure Gordon Chief Economist Simon French says there is no chance the BoE would raise rates tomorrow in response to a higher inflation. He adds “The BoE will sit tight during the Brexit negotiations period, i.e. at least for 2 years”. List
Bill Blain, Strategist at Mint Partners, says the drop in the confidence in the UK economy due to the political uncertainty could set in motion the unvirtuous cycle of destruction - high inflation (low spending) and low investment. However,
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