We have a lot of new features on our site. Here is one you can find in the menu bar (temporarily) under Trading Pit. See Trading Bias Table
Yields a touch higher after PCE data despite core coming in slightly below consensus. .
Event Risk: PCE
Focus today is on the US PCE, Fed’s favored inflation indicator
Forecasts
Y/y headline 2.6% vs 2.6% prior
Core 3.0% vs 3.2% prior which would be the lowest since early 2021.
Check out our new economic calendar
As I said this is a first look and we will be making adjustments to make it easy to navigate and use.Keep your suggestions and feedback coming.
yes. the way it is becomes tiring to read the posts and specially on a black background which feels kinda spooky or at least to me. The previous 2001 blue/green background would be very very pleasant.
It’s a public holiday here which I hate market holidays so trying to keep busy and perhaps might make some forecasts to help my forum brothers here… 🙂
According to me humor during market hours always keeps the markets jovial and cheerful, and specifically focused on getting more pips.
Hi guys, nice to see the forum back up again. But I prefer the old interface, this one is too much scrolling needed just to read the messages, too many eye candy things. Please make it simpler and quicker glance experience. Too tiring to read thru messages the way it is at the moment.
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Think of it as being in beta mode or a soft launch. We will be working through some minor issues (e.g. registration), making some cosmetic tweaks, and filling in some pages until we are in full swing again.
In the meantime, post on the forum, market-related and/or suggestions/feedback as we work to make Global-View the go-to site once again for the trading community.
Hello one n all
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“The Treasury Secretary acknowledged that consumer prices, which have weighed on economic sentiment, continue to be too high.”
Yellen, Criticizing Trump, Says Biden’s Economy Has Delivered Gains NYT
Bottom line is higher GDP means FED stays higher for longer with all implications to trading.
This story caught my eye earlier and “takes the cake”
(keyword: “urged”)
(Bloomberg) — Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm urged Jamie Dimon, David Solomon and other top Wall Street brass at a private New York dinner to invest in clean power, according to people familiar with the event.
Granholm invoked President Joe Biden’s signature climate law in making her case to the chairmen of JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and more than a dozen other executives, said the people, who requested anonymity to discuss private conversations. Other executives urged to pitch in with additional investment, according to the people familiar with the event, included Philipp Hildebrand, vice chairman of BlackRock Inc.; Centerview Partners LLC co-founder Blair Effron; Dina Powell McCormick, vice chairman of client services at BDT & MSD Partners; and Joseph Bae, co-chief executive officer of KKR & Co.
The Energy Department didn’t respond to a request for comment. The attendees and their firms either didn’t respond or declined to comment. well duhHH
Dimon, Solomon Urged by Biden’s Energy Chief to Back Clean Power
Attention Global-View Members
We just loaded our new site.
This is not the final look but you will find some changes from what you are used to.
While we may lose some of the features you are used to it has a lot of other features and is still like one scrolling news wire.
We already have a list of changes we will be making but I would like your input as I am looking for feedback and suggestions.
Registration is being tweaked as well. Go to Account in the upper right, click on login, and then register.
Use your handle (e.g. Mtl JP) as your name register and click on New Post just to test it out.
We have a lot of new features (e.g.economic calendar is really good) with more to come but what I need is your feedback snd suggestions
Send me an email at jay@global-view.com
Jay.
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