Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
April 8, 2018

The Australian dollar closed lower for the fourth week in a row but did not record new lows for a change. Is it ready to recover? A speech by Phillip Lowe is the main event in a busy week. Here are

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The three ministers responsible for representing their respective countries during the seemingly never-ending NAFTA talks (what round of talks is this, anyway? Third? Fourth? We forget…) met in Washington on Friday for a last-minute push toward the elusive “agreement in

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The future is tantalizing because it is both unknown and unknowable. At best, we can make educated guesses about tomorrow or next year. Sometimes, it’s actually hard to understand what happened in the past, much less to chart how the

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Repercussions – Fed Chairman Powell’s realistic and balanced assessment on credit and rate plans, along with Treasury Secretary Mnuchin’s very diplomatic way of handling gotcha-type questions in an extended interview; only briefly swayed the market to rebound; before succumbing and

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Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress on April 11. It’s going to be a big day for Mark. It’s going to be an even bigger day regarding the future of data-driven advertising, data-driven marketing, and data-driven decision making. Because of

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The earlier moving Dow Jones got pegged back a little as it fell inside its prior consolidation. Similar moves appeared for the S&P and Tech Averages, but as these were still range bound prior to Friday their selling was not

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GBP/USD stays in a trading range between 1.3711 and 1.4345. Another fall towards 1.3711 support could be expected next week. A breakdown below this level would suggest that the bullish movement from 1.1946 (Oct 7, 2016 low) had completed at

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Conditions appear to be favorable for a re-test of the low in about a week. A cluster of cycles due to bottom in that time frame should bring about enough downside pressure to extend the decline which started on Friday.

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The difference between success and failure in Forex trading is very likely to depend upon which currency pairs you choose to trade each week, and not on the exact trading methods you might use to determine trade entries and exits.

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As the year 2018 set in, the insurance industry started to witness the wheel of fortune turning in its favor with the rising interest rates, improving economy, lower-than-expected catastrophe loss (as compared to 2017, which emerged as the costliest year

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