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24/03/2017

fx_lmcap Updated 24 Mar  in #Trader's blog #GBP #JPY #USD #Obamacare #Brexit #Trump
Investors and traders are focused on a postponed House vote to repeal Obamacare.
Analysts debate whether the bill’s defeat would signal trouble ahead for President Trump’s more market-sensitive plans regarding corporate tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
Pundits argue that the hardest is for Congress finish this bill one way or another so it can move forward with tax reform.
A defeat of the bill will potentially blow the tax reform. The cuts in healthcare are meant to be a fraction of the …
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Trump & Brexit. An old scene in a new year.

fx_lmcap Posted 6 Gen  in #UK #China #London #Euro #Brexit #Trump #Morgan Stanley
Today’s trading started with the regular daily press review!
Dukascopy offers its traders a couple of links that allows the readers to stay in touch with the latest opinions and all the information that reports the latest events and market moves.
I took the opportunity to read an article about Trump’s behaviours against China, the means for it and what it can represent for global policy and trade.
An article available on the following …
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"Is a second referendum a bad idea? Not if we ask the right question"

fx_lmcap Posted 26 Nov  in #Brexit #UK EU Referendum
Simon Jenkins, a columnist at theguardian wrote an article about the possibility of a second referendum. Jenkins shares an interesting point of view over how a second referendum should be regarded.
A full version of Jenkins’ article can be accessed in this link. I leave here some quotes:
The fury in some quarters that greeted the UK vote on Brexit last June swiftly morphed into
a demand that voters be immediately re-polled, as if they would then repent the error of
their ways.
(...)
The divorce
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