Friday, November 28, 2014

OPEC keeps its output ceiling unchanged; oil collapses

     OPEC keeps its output ceiling unchanged; oil collapses
    Since they are already producing more than that, it means no end to oversupply
     CAD, AUD, NOK, RUB and NZD are most correlated with oil prices
    Those are the currencies most likely to suffer as oil prices fall further
     Lower oil means lower inflation = headache for ECB
    German and French bond yields hit record low
    Euro to fall further as ECB struggles to fight off deflation, in my view
     Japan’s inflation, retail sales fall in October
    Shows difficulty of getting higher inflation to stimulate increased consumption
    But industrial production rises – due to higher exports? That would be a success for strategy of depreciating yen. Look for further JPY weakness
     Lower inflation = less need for gold
    Latest polls show Sunday’s Swiss referendum will fail = gold to fall further
     Today:
    Eurozone: CPI for November expected to slow further = EUR-negative
    Canada:  Sep GDP expected to accelerate but Q3 GDP slow = CAD-negative

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