July 17 (Reuters) – Rising expectations that former President Donald Trump will regain the White House in November are supercharging the so-called Trump trade, on views that his policies will lift corporate profits even while spurring worries about the country’s long-term fiscal health.
Investors ride the ‘Trump trade’ as expectations grow for a second term
I will be out of the office tomorrow so just a quick note. I do not see Sterling doing much over 1.300 and will be favoring the sell side, which is an addition to the sell side positions just established very lightly to start. Since I am can be active in options, futures, or spot if I am making such notes it does not mean I am allocating to spot but just noting the price relation. Enjoy
100% !! how do you trade THAT eh ??
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Traders see the odds of a Fed rate cut by September at 100% – cnbc
jerome is soooooo screwed
by his own doing though
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