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    • Fed decision; President Trump trade wars; Bias on Euro, Pound, Yen - DailyFX Key Themes

      Fed decision; President Trump trade wars; Bias on Euro, Pound, Yen - DailyFX Key Themes

      JohnDFX posted a blog entry in Market News,

      Typically, the G-20 summits that brings together leaders for some of the world’s largest developed economies cover matters that are important but not especially urgent. For the meeting in Osaka, Japan this coming Thursday and Friday (June 28-29), the members will officially and unofficially have to cover topics of exceeding importance. That would seem unusual considering we are still in the longest bull market on record and the closest state to general peace that we’ve seen in some time.
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    • APAC brief - 25 Jun

      APAC brief - 25 Jun

      MaxIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

      ASX edges higher: The ASX200 edged higher yesterday, as what is a technically overbought market recovered some of its Friday losses. Upside momentum has clearly cooled for the local stock market, ahead of a week heavily geared towards positioning for this weekend’s G20 meeting. Overall, it must be said it was a low impact and low activity day’s trade yesterday. Consumer stocks were most responsible for the day’s losses, sapping around 4 points from the ASX200, while Real Estate and bank stocks lead the market’ gains, following signs of improvements in clearance rates over the weekend in the Melbourne and Sydney housing markets. 


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    • Dividend Adjustments 24 June - 01 July

      Dividend Adjustments 24 June - 01 July

      JamesIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

      Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 24th June 2019. If you have any queries or questions on this please let us know in the comments section below. For further information regarding dividend adjustments, and how they affect  your positions, please take a look at the video. 
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    • Post in Indices

      Post in Indices

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      "Trump pulls back from starting air strikes on Iran after Congress gave the go ahead. Revealed that US and China negotiators are unprepared and scrambling to come up with something to agree on for next weeks G20 meeting. Dow pulls back under 26708."
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    • Central bankers throw weight around: APAC brief 21 June

      Central bankers throw weight around: APAC brief 21 June

      MaxIG posted a blog entry in Market News,

      Other central bankers throw their weight around: After the US Fed exited the ring yesterday, some of the world’s other heavyweight central-bankers weighed-in on the global race-to-the-bottom for global interest rates. The BOJ met yesterday, and though they kept their policy entirely untouched, it Governor Haruhiko Kuroda affirmed his commitment to monetary stimulus if necessary. RBA Governor Philip Lowe also delivered a speech, in which he was explicit in his belief that lower interest rates were necessary to absorb “spare capacity” in the labour market”.  And the Bank of England met last night, left interest rates on hold, but downgraded its forward-outlook, prompting increased bets of a rate-cut from the BOE this year.
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    • Make sure your MT4 platform is up to date (build version 1170 or above)

      Make sure your MT4 platform is up to date (build version 1170 or above)

      JamesIG posted a question in IG Chart Support - Charts, MT4 and PRT,

      From July 1st, 2019, MetaQuotes (the company behind MT4) will end support for all MetaTrader 4 platform components below 1170. Old terminal versions will not be able to connect to broker trading servers, while servers running under old versions will no longer receive updates. You need to make sure your build is version 1170 or above which was originally released on December 20th 2018. 
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    • FOMC 19th June 2019 - 1900 BST - watch IGTV Live

      FOMC 19th June 2019 - 1900 BST - watch IGTV Live

      Ludwik Chodzko-Zajko IG posted a topic in Indices and Macro Events,

      Slim but notable chance of a rate cut by the Fed this evening (1900 UK time).
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