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June Trade Ideas. The Day QE Turned Negative.

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June Trade Ideas by Nick Korzhenevsky The Federal Reserve continues to surprise. The minutes of its

[view in browser]( [June Trade Ideas]( June Trade Ideas by Nick Korzhenevsky The Federal Reserve continues to surprise. The minutes of its May meeting wound up way more interesting than we could have anticipated, with some extensive discussion about reducing the size of the balance sheet. What’s more alarming is the outlook for 2018 and beyond. The ECB will have finished its QE program in December, the Bank of England already has. The People’s Bank of China is gently withdrawing liquidity in which they are about to be joined by the Fed. Summary: - The Fed will hike twice more this year and will likely begin shrinking its balance sheet as early as September. - The risks of the Chinese debt bubble are slowly getting recognized by analysts, but are not yet discounted by the markets. - The global growth remains stable with European economies continuing to show improvements, save for the United Kingdom. Get the full material on site to find the review of current market conditions and a list of our speculative positions taken on EURUSD, EURCAD, BRLRUB, CHFJPY and USDJPY. We hope you'll enjoy it! [OPEN FULL REVIEW]( ©2017 www.amarkets.com | AMarkets Financial Company You may [unsubscribe]( or [change your contact details]( at any time.

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