$JP

TP2: 147.366

Market is not open yet, but from last week this is the signal, might reverse buy long when market open today, why reverse = we dont know what happened over the weekend when market was closed.

JP is back after so long

**STATI UNITI - Solomon di Goldman:** se la Fed non vede cambiamenti reali nel comportamento potrebbe andare oltre il rialzo dei tassi. **Il CEO di Goldman Sachs Solomon e il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon ritengono "probabile" una recessione negli Stati Uniti e in Europa.**

**Il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon:** Il mio istinto mi dice che il tasso federale sarà superiore al 4%-4,5%. **Dubito che ci sarà un atterraggio morbido.** Il consumatore potrebbe essere forte ancora per 9 mesi.

By Ahmad Ghaddar, Alex Lawler and Rowena Edwards VIENNA/LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC+ looks set for deep cuts to its oil output targets when it meets on Wednesday, curbing supply in an already tight market despite pressure from the United States and others to pump more. The potential OPEC+ cut could spur a recovery in oil prices that have dropped to about $90 from $120 three months ago due to fears of a global economic recession, rising U.S. interest rates and a stronger dollar. OPEC+, which includes Saudi Arabia and Russia, is working on cuts of 1-2 million barrels per day, sources told Reuters, with several sources saying cuts could be closer to 2 million. The United States is pushing OPEC not to proceed with the cuts arguing that fundamentals don't support them, a source familiar with the matter said. Sources said it remained unclear if cuts could include additional voluntary reductions by members such as Saudi Arabia or if cuts could include existing under-production by the group. OPEC+ fell about 3.6 million bpd short of its output target in August. WASHINGTON REACTION "Higher oil prices, if driven by sizeable production cuts, would likely irritate the Biden Administration ahead of U.S. mid-term elections," Citi analysts said in a note. "There could be further political reactions from the U.S., including additional releases of strategic stocks along with some wildcards including further fostering of a NOPEC bill," Citi said, referring to a U.S. anti-trust bill against OPEC. JP Morgan also said it expected Washington to put in place countermeasures by releasing more oil stocks. Saudi Arabia and other members of OPEC+ - which groups the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers including Russia - have said they seek to prevent volatility rather than to target a particular oil price. Benchmark Brent crude traded flat at below $92 per barrel on Wednesday after rising on Tuesday. The West has accused Russia of weaponising energy, creating a crisis in Europe that could trigger gas and power rationing this winter. Moscow accuses the West of weaponising the dollar and financial systems such as SWIFT in retaliation for Russia sending troops into Ukraine in February. The West accuses Moscow of invading Ukraine while Russia calls it a special military operation. Part of the reason Washington wants lower oil prices is to deprive Moscow of oil revenue while Saudi Arabia has not condemned Moscow's actions. Relations have been strained between the kingdom and the administration of Biden, who travelled to Riyadh this year but failed to secure any firm cooperation commitments on energy. "The decision is technical, not political," United Arab Emirates Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazroui told reporters. "We will not use it as a political organisation," he said, adding that concerns about a global recession would be one of the key topics. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, who was put on the U.S. special designated nationals sanctions list last week, also arrived in Vienna. He is not under EU sanctions.

**howardlindzon:** Catching up in the Elon Musk text 'scandal' now. Big Meh. Who DIDN'T know investors have been sloppy forever and Twitter has been poorly run and everyone thinks they can run it or fix it. I WANT, we should demand to see text/emails from Goldman and JP Morgan from 2007/2008 https://twitter.com/howardlindzon/status/1576245458556461056

yes let me text JP > @TkNeo said: Can we get to 3200-3400 and be done with already

not sure JP, feels like same sort of action, to many folks all hedged up to eyeballs for market to take a plunge

By Xie Yu HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian markets attempted to stabilise on Tuesday after a wild few days during which most assets, barring the dollar, fell, with the greenback easing a bit and stocks flat. Sterling, which collapsed to a record low $1.0327 on Monday, recovered to $1.0772. S&P 500 futures rose 0.7% and Europe futures rose 0.6%. MSCI's broadest index of Asia shares outside Japan fell 0.3%, the smallest fall in five straight sessions of losses, even if it hit another two-year low. Japan's Nikkei was up by 0.5%. Analysts were doubtful about the outlook, however, as markets - already jittery at the prospect of U.S. interest rates staying higher for longer - have been unnerved by the upheaval in British assets in response to government spending plans. Britain plans tax cuts on top of huge energy subsidies, and a lack of confidence in the strategy and its funding hammered gilts and the pound on Friday and again on Monday. The yield on five-year gilts is up a stunning 100 basis points in two trading days. "(It) is definitely something that's unfolding...probably we're only at a certain initial stage of seeing how the market digests that kind of information," said Yuting Shao, macro strategist at State Street (NYSE:STT) Global Markets. "Of course the tax cut plan itself was really aimed to stimulate growth, reduce household burdens, but it does raise the question of what the implications are in terms of the monetary policies." After the pound's plunge, the Bank of England said it would not hesitate to change interest rates and was monitoring markets "very closely". Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill will speak on a panel at 1100 GMT and will likely be pressed for more details. BEAR TERRITORY Spillover from Britain kept other assets on edge. Bond selling in Japan pushed yields up to the Bank of Japan's ceiling and prompted more unscheduled buying from the central bank in response. [JP/] Wall Street fell deeper into a bear market on Monday, benchmark 10-year Treasury yields rose more than 20 bps to a 12-year high of 3.933% and the dollar was bid. "There could easily be another leg down as classic signs of market capitulation, such as the VIX Index reaching the key 40 level, have not occurred — although we are getting closer," said Invesco's chief strategist Kristina Hooper. The VIX, known as Wall Street's "fear gauge", hit a three-month high of 32.88 on Monday. Investors are watching out for a slew of speeches by central bank officials this week, with the Fed's Charles Evans speaking at 0730 GMT on Tuesday. Expectations are for a small lift to 104.5 from 103.2 in the U.S. Conference Board consumer confidence later in the day. The dollar index on Tuesday eased 0.2% to 113.71, after earlier touching 114.58, its strongest since May 2002. The European single currency was up 0.3% on the day at $0.9636 after hitting a 20-year low a day ago. Oil and gold nursed losses. Gold, which hit a 2-1/2 year low on Monday, rose 0.6% to $1,631 an ounce. Oil lifted slightly from its lowest levels since January. [O/R] U.S. crude ticked up 0.8% to $77.35 a barrel. Brent crude rose to $84.8 per barrel. Bitcoin broke above $20,000 on Tuesday for the first time in about a week, as cryptocurrencies bounced, along with other risk-sensitive assets.

JP MORGAN: WE HAVE REVISED UP OUR FED CALL AND NOW EXPECT THE FED FUNDS TARGET RANGE WILL REACH 4.25-4.50% BY EARLY NEXT YEAR

Il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon: l'inflazione probabilmente si modererà, ma la stagflazione è un rischio.

Il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon e altri CEO di banche testimoniano - DIRETTA

Il ministro dell'Economia tedesco Habeck: la Germania perderà 60 miliardi di euro nel 2022 e 100 miliardi di euro nel 2023 perché costretta ad acquistare energia costosa. Il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon: per evitare il rischio di stagflazione è necessario combattere l'inflazione.

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks were close to a two-year low and Japan was forced to unilaterally intervene in FX markets for the first time since 1998 on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's aggressive U.S. rate hike signals had put markets on the run. In Europe, where all the economic pain and volatility has been amplified this week by Russia's threat to use nuclear weapons, major stocks markets tumbled by more than 1% before finding some support. It had been a rollercoaster from the off. Tokyo swooped in to support the yen not long after Europe opened. While the move seemed to have been coming for weeks - the yen has fallen 20% this year almost half of that in the last six weeks - it still packed a punch. Traders watched the Japanese currency surge to 142.39 from 145.81 to the dollar in the space of a few minutes and make it as far as 140 to the greenback before running out of gas. [/FRX] With the dollar suddenly stalled, the euro lifted nearly 0.5% off a 20-year low. Sterling, which is not far behind the yen having lost over 8% since August, was hoisted from a 1985 trough too as the Bank of England raised its rates by another 50 basis points.[/FRX] "We have taken decisive action (in the exchange market)," Japan's vice finance minister for international affairs Masato Kanda told reporters following the interventions. The move had came just hours after the BOJ had maintained super-low interest rates, fighting the global tide of monetary tightening by the Fed and others trying to rein in inflation. Asian stocks had swooned to a two-year low overnight after the Fed's rate hike and GDP forecast cuts had triggered a brutal finish on Wall Street, although S&P futures pointed to a modest rebound later. [.N] "Fed is delivering exactly what it said it would (with rate hikes) but the markets have pushed out the path of interest rates quite a lot," Close Brothers Asset Management Chief Investment Officer Robert Alster said. "All of a sudden we are entering a scenario where everything gets a lot more drawn out... It is a bit disconcerting in some respects but at least they have laid out the road map and we know the economy is second to monetary policy. Wall Street was expected to tick up when it reopens but the benchmark S&P 500 is now less than 4% away from its mid-June low, its weakest point of the year. [.N] In the rates market, short-term yields remain on the rise and the peak for the benchmark Fed funds rate a moving target. The median of Fed officials' own outlook has U.S. rates at 4.4% by year's end -- 100 bps higher than their June projection -- and even higher, at 4.6%, by the end of 2023. Futures have scrambled to catch up. The yield on two-year Treasuries hit a 15-year high of 4.13% in Asia before dipping back to 4.10% in Europe. Ten-year yields are below that, at 3.54% as traders price in the hikes' damage to longer-run growth. In Europe, Germany's rate sensitive 2-year bond yield rose as far as to 1.897% - its highest since May 2011. "No one knows whether this process will lead to a recession or if so how significant that recession would be," Fed Chair Jerome Powell told reporters after the rate hike announcement. "The chances of a soft landing are likely to diminish to the extent that policy needs to be more restrictive, or restrictive for longer." " onerror="this.style.display='none'" class="msg-img" /> FOLLOW THE FED The Swiss National Bank also pulled up its rates by a chunky 0.75 percentage point - only the second increase in 15 years which also ended its 7-1/2 year spell in negative interest rates. Previously Swiss rates had been frozen at minus 0.75% as the SNB tried to tame the appreciation of the Swiss franc but Thursday's message was the reverse, that more hikes as well a FX intervention might be needed in the current environment. "To provide appropriate monetary conditions, the SNB is also willing to be active in the foreign exchange market as necessary," it added, sending the franc up over 1%. The global outlook is helping drive the dollar higher as U.S. yields look attractive and investors think other economies look too fragile to sustain rates as high as those contemplated in the U.S. Japan and China are the outliers and their currencies are sliding particularly hard -- the yen had fallen to the weaker side of 145 per dollar on Thursday before Tokyo's intervention after the Bank of Japan had stuck with its ultra-easy monetary policy. Yields in Japan's government bond market also retreated as speculators closed some bets on imminent policy changes. [JP/] Back in Europe, Norway and Britain raised their rates by 50 bps with traders seeing plenty more coming too. Not that that is much salve for the region's currencies. The pound's modest rise on the day came after it had hit a 37-year low of $1.1213 overnight on the growing worries about the state of Britain's finances. Sweden's crown had also hit a record low despite the country's steepest rate hike in a generation earlier this week. The dollar's rise has also sent emerging market currencies tumbling and punished cryptocurrencies and commodities. Lira traders were left wincing again as Turkey, where inflation is now running at around 85%, defied economic orthodoxy and slashed another 100 basis points off its interest rates. Spot gold was down 0.3% near a two-year low at $1,668 an ounce. Bitcoin was just above $19,000 and Brent crude steadied at $90.33 a barrel after sliding on demand worries. "The more hawkish the Fed gets, the more market volatility is likely to be elevated, and the risk of a recession ticks higher," said Gautam Khanna, Head of U.S. Multi Sector Fixed Income at Insight Investment.

**Il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon dichiara ai membri del Congresso che le criptovalute sono "schemi ponzi".**

Chissà perchè JP Morgan CEO Dimon mi ispira fiducia. Forse perchè l'ho visto vestito da Babbo Natale?! ;) (O forse era una caricatura). E' l'unica testa non caduta dopo la crisi del 2008. Ad ascoltare quei CEOs sembrano tutti salvatori dell'umanità. Accountability delle maga banks è il tema del giorno di fronte al House Financial Services Committee.

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**Dimon, CEO di JP Morgan:** l'economia statunitense è forte grazie ai posti di lavoro e ai consumi, ma è messa sotto pressione da inflazione, catena di approvvigionamento, guerra e rialzo dei tassi. Si addensano nubi di tempesta economica, ma gli economisti sono divisi sulla gravità. L'aumento dei requisiti patrimoniali delle banche si sta trasformando in un grave pericolo economico. Il 27 settembre, il primo ministro norvegese si recherà in Polonia per inaugurare il gasdotto Baltic Pipe.

Cina, Russia e Mongolia procederanno attivamente con la costruzione di gasdotti. **Un rapporto sostenuto dagli Stati Uniti mette in guardia da una minaccia per il futuro approvvigionamento alimentare globale.** Il Ministro dell'Economia tedesco Habeck: La mia principale preoccupazione è che l'inflazione perda il suo ancoraggio, che galoppi in modo permanente e che sia impossibile da controllare - RND. Il governo può solo garantire un ammortizzatore. Siamo determinati a riportare l'inflazione al 2% entro i prossimi 2-3 anni. Villeroy della Banca Centrale Francese sulla Francia: L'eventuale recessione sarà limitata e temporanea, con una forte ripresa nel 2024. La banca centrale francese prevede una crescita compresa tra +0,8% e -0,5% nel 2023, con uno scenario di base di +0,5% (in precedenza 1,2%). La banca centrale francese prevede un'inflazione del 5,8% nel 2022, del 4,2%-6,9% nel 2023 e del 2,7% nel 2024. La banca centrale francese prevede una crescita del PIL del 2,6% nel 2022 (contro il 2,3%). La Germania starebbe valutando un aumento di capitale di Uniper per svariati miliardi di euro. Secondo le fonti, la Germania sta discutendo un potenziale accordo con Uniper. L'amministratore delegato della Bank of America, Moynihan, l'amministratore delegato della JP Morgan, Dimon, e altri amministratori delegati di banche compariranno davanti alla commissione del Senato. ICYMI (non confermato) - Il vice premier russo Novak: il gasdotto verso la Cina sostituirà Nord Stream 2 https://www.anews.com.tr/world/2022/09/15/russia-says-pipeline-to-china-will-replace-nord-stream-2

BANK OF AMERICA'S CEO MOYNIHAN, JP MORGAN CEO DIMON, AND OTHER BANK CEOS ARE TO APPEAR BEFORE THE SENATE PANEL

**mark_dow:** JP Morgan upgrades $COIN on the back of increased investment banking prospects. https://twitter.com/mark_dow/status/1570078542645592067

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/09/14/jp-morgan-backs-20m-round-for-blockchain-infrastructure-startup-ownera/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=rss&utm_campaign=headlines

Il ministro delle Finanze giapponese Suzuki: I recenti movimenti del forex sono stati alquanto irregolari. I movimenti rapidi del FX non sono auspicabili. Credo che i tassi di cambio debbano riflettere i fondamentali - Jiji. Sono ansioso di vedere se le attuali mosse del FX continueranno - Jiji. Gori di JP Morgan: L'approccio in Cina non è cambiato. Il capo di gabinetto giapponese Matsuno: riteniamo che l'allentamento delle misure di controllo alle frontiere possa giovare alla debolezza dello yen. È fondamentale che le valute fluttuino costantemente in risposta ai fondamentali economici. Non sono accettabili fluttuazioni brusche dell'FX. Nessuna osservazione sui movimenti giornalieri del FX. Sono preoccupato per i recenti movimenti repentini e unilaterali delle valute. Il Paese è pronto a prendere provvedimenti adeguati in risposta alle fluttuazioni del mercato dei cambi, se necessario. Attueremo misure di prezzo rapide e complete. Il tesoriere australiano Chalmers: I prezzi elevati delle materie prime non possono durare a lungo. Ci sono ancora molti motivi per essere ottimisti sull'economia.

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**JP Morgan rivede al ribasso le previsioni economiche dell'Eurozona, che ora vede una lieve recessione dovuta alla contrazione del PIL nel 4° trimestre 2022 e nel 1° trimestre 2023.** **JP Morgan ha tagliato le previsioni sui tassi di interesse della BCE, ora si aspetta che la banca centrale effettui 50 punti base di rialzo entro la fine dell'anno rispetto ai 75 punti base precedenti.** Il ministro delle Finanze tedesco Lindner: sono aperto all'uso dell'energia nucleare, dobbiamo evitare una carenza di elettricità. Prevede un aumento della domanda di elettricità nel prossimo anno. I militari statunitensi stanno preparando piani nel caso in cui la presidente della Camera Pelosi si rechi a Taiwan - AP.

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però le cose non stanno bene..JP Morgan calo degli utili

Il CEO di JP Morgan Dimon sull'economia globale: Siamo pronti a qualsiasi evenienza. Gli Stati Uniti sono pronti a usare tutti gli elementi del potere nazionale per negare all'Iran le armi nucleari - Dichiarazione di Gerusalemme.

By Noah Browning LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices fell in volatile trade on Monday, reversing most of the previous session's gains as markets braced for an expected drop in demand because of mass testing for COVID-19 in China, which outweighed ongoing concern over tight supply. Brent crude futures fell $2.08, or 1.9%, to $104.94 by 1221 GMT after climbing 2.3% on Friday. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures declined by $2.55, or 2.4%, to $102.24, paring a 2% gain from Friday. The market was rattled by news that China had discovered its first case of a highly transmissible Omicron subvariant in Shanghai and that new cases had jumped to 63 in the country's largest city from 52 a day earlier. The discovery of the new subvariant and the highest number of daily new cases in Shanghai since May could lead to another round of mass testing, which would hurt fuel demand. "The primary driver behind the move lower is the growing concerns of a global economic slowdown and with that the affordability of sustained high oil prices," Investec Risk Solutions said in a note. "The combined impact of concerns of global economic slowdown and a renewed COVID outbreak could hardly come at a worse time for oil markets." The market remains jittery about plans by Western nations to cap Russian oil prices, with Russian President Vladimir Putin warning that further sanctions could lead to "catastrophic" consequences in the global energy market. JP Morgan said the market was caught between concern over a potential halt to Russian supplies and a possible recession. "Macro risks are becoming more two-sided. A 3 million barrel per day retaliatory reduction in Russian oil exports is a credible threat and if realised will drive Brent crude oil prices to roughly $190/bbl," the bank said in a note. "On the other hand, the impact of substantially lower demand growth under recessionary scenarios would see the Brent crude oil price averaging around $90/bbl under a mild recession and $78/bbl under a scenario of a more severe downturn." Questions also remain about how long more crude will flow from Kazakhstan via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC). Supply has continued so far on the pipeline, which carries about 1% of global oil, with a Russian court on Monday overturning an earlier ruling suspending operations there.

you should know about meetings JP

Elon is spot on, I am buying you body armour for Xmas JP

lol they don't shoot cars..they steal em > @dros said: yeah JP not gonna like that one either lu

yeah JP not gonna like that one either lu

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Nexi (NEXI.MI). JP Morgan taglia a Neutral. Il gruppo è vicino ad acquisire le attività di merchant acquiring di Intesa Sanpaolo in Croazia per circa 180 milioni di euro, secondo quanto detto a Reuters da due fonti a conoscenza della questione.

By Florence Tan SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices drifted higher on Wednesday, anticipating a report of low U.S. oil stocks, while expectations of solid demand in the upcoming driving season also lent support. Brent crude futures for August were up 40 cents, or 0.3%, at $120.97 a barrel at 0649 GMT after closing on Tuesday at the highest since May 31. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude for July was at $120.01 a barrel, up 60 cents, or 0.5%, after reaching its highest settlement since March 8 in the previous session. Analysts polled by Reuters expect data for last week to show another drawdown of U.S. crude inventories, although gasoline and distillates stocks could edge higher. [EIA/S] "The oil market is expected to remain tight as the supply side will continue to tell a story of low inventories. Crude oil inventories will likely post more draws as driving season and vacationing heats up," OANDA analyst Edward Moya said in a note. However, figures from the American Petroleum Institute showed that U.S. crude and oil products inventories rose last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) will report last week's stock levels at 10:30 a.m. EDT (1430 GMT) on Wednesday. The World Bank on Tuesday slashed its global growth forecast for 2022 by nearly a third, warning that Russia's invasion of Ukraine had compounded damage from the COVID-19 pandemic, and that many countries now faced recession. Meanwhile, global crude and oil products supplies remain tight, boosting Asian refiners' diesel margins to record levels, as Western sanctions hamper exports from major producer Russia. The CEO of global commodities trader Trafigura said oil prices could soon hit $150 a barrel and go higher this year, with demand destruction likely by the end of the year. Most refineries globally are already running close to capacity to meet rising demand from pandemic recovery and to replace lost Russian supplies. JP Morgan analysts estimate that Russia has cut about 500,000 to 700,000 barrels per day of oil products exports, because it now finds marketing fuel harder than marketing crude. "Unless new Middle East capacity comes online more quickly than we expect or China decides to lift its products export caps, the shortage of clean products will only get worse as demand for transport fuels picks up during the northern hemisphere summer," they said in a note. On Tuesday, China topped up its first batch of product export quotas aimed at reducing high domestic inventories, which have risen as pandemic lockdowns have dented demand. Despite the latest additions to the quotas, their volumes remain much lower than last year, however. "We do not see a meaningful impact to ease the current diesel tightness but will watch for the start-up progress of new refiners like Petronas RAPID and Kuwait Al-Zour," Citi analyst Oscar Yee said in a note.

Dimon, CEO di JP Morgan: I tassi negativi sono stati un grosso errore.

Selling my first clip CADJPY here as I like the structure and offers the potential of a good reward risk ratio. Might add higher.

JPMorgan sees higher BTC price potential, a16z unveils $4.5 billion crypto fund and PayPal hints at more crypto involvement: Hodler’s Digest, May 22-28 https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/2022/05/28/jp-morgan-higher-btc-price-potential-a16z-unveils-crypto-fund-paypal-hints-crypto-blockchain-involvement-hodlers-digest-may-22-28

CEO Aramco: La transizione energetica è caotica, non c'è dialogo con l'industria energetica. Molte aziende temono di ritrovarsi con attività incagliate. Il mondo utilizzerà più carbone se la transizione energetica va storta. Già prima della crisi ucraina, la situazione dell'approvvigionamento energetico era in crisi. Il mondo opera con meno del 2% della capacità di petrolio di riserva. Non possiamo accelerare l'introduzione di nuova capacità petrolifera, ci atteniamo all'obiettivo del 2027. CEO di JP Morgan Dimon: La Fed dovrà replicare una sorta di QT, c'è troppa liquidità in circolazione. Il premier irlandese Martin: UE e Regno Unito devono impegnarsi lealmente sul protocollo. L'UE ha tutto sul tavolo per rispondere al Regno Unito. **Il ministro delle finanze tedesco Lindner si aspetta che l'UE concordi l'embargo sul petrolio russo entro pochi giorni. - Intervista a ZDF.** Alcuni stati pensano di non pagare più "qualsiasi prezzo" per il petrolio ma di concordare un limite massimo. - ZDF Kolanovic di JPMorgan: il nostro modello di probabilità di recessione ora supera il 41%, il mercato sta scontando una probabilità molto più alta di quella implicita nei dati economici e l'utilizzo di soli indicatori finanziari ha prodotto falsi positivi. Consigliere della Casa Bianca Deese: A breve avremo maggiori informazioni sulle tariffe cinesi. La Casa Bianca sta valutando esenzioni dalla tassazione ambientale per tutte le miscele di benzina statunitensi al fine di abbassare i prezzi alla pompa - Fonti. Ministro degli Esteri russo Lavrov: Se l'Occidente volesse offrire idee per ristabilire le relazioni con Mosca, le terremo in considerazione in caso di necessità. **I legami economici della Russia con la Cina si rafforzeranno più rapidamente ora che l'Occidente sta assumendo un atteggiamento dittatoriale.** Il cancelliere britannico Sunak ordina un piano per la tassa sui generatori di elettricità - FT. Sunak ha ordinato ai funzionari governativi di elaborare progetti per una possibile tassazione sugli oltre 10 miliardi di sterline di profitti extra per i produttori di elettricità - Articolo FT

Dimon, CEO di JP Morgan: Vedo un'economia statunitense robusta con nubi temporalesche che potrebbero dissiparsi.

Here is the performing chart on USDCHF . Well over 10,000 points in profits . I don't play long signals much , I like to leave the market as soon as possible , while taking a series of short profits , is how to keep the liquid in the pocket . From the chart , there was no better time to enter a Sell Market Order on this symbol other then around the time of announcement . We have to wait until the executions passes me another deep study . We had entered the market around 132.5 , but also had positions at 133 , 134 and 135 , good luck .

Closed for 140 points profit . I was going to hold for more , but it got really near 200 points profit , better to just pull out .

The take profit was doubled . Set break even once it hits 150 points profit .

Is an off system entry . Am a bit into starting the maneuver , but don't want to wait till tomorrow . 60% to 75% odds of wining here . Lot size is for 1,500 units of a currency as initial account balance , is for application purposes , 10% risk per entry if stop loss hits . Initial investment amount does not matter .

Position closed positively for 320 points profit .

Is an off system entry . Am a bit into starting the maneuver , but don't want to wait till tomorrow . 60% to 75% odds of wining here . Lot size is for 1,500 units of a currency as initial account balance , is for application purposes , 10% risk per entry if stop loss hits . Initial investment amount does not matter .