He doesnt like me and Im pretty sure you can work out why. Personally, I think thats all part of our charm. Apparently we tend to be Racist, Sexist, Mysogynist and we smell funny ( thats on a good day ). Grumpy Immigrants from down south dont tend to like us Queenslanders because Queenslanders arent a huge fan of other cultures trying to colonise us. I mean, you expect that sort of thing from Melbourne. Im pretty polite when it comes to foreign things like that. You tend to get a lot of those grumpy immigrants from down south. I mean, he had his opinions, I just didnt agree. The guy was Pro-Migrant, Pro-Colonisation of Australia and ” We should just flood this country with Spanish people coz that would be really cool for me “. He seemed alright in a kind of ” Im a bitter migrant so why wont Australia accept me ” sorta way. I spoke to him only once, a very long time ago. Me and Mig have about as much in common as Zorro does with the Bush Tucker Man. The economic calendar is packed tonight with a slew of flash PMI readings for Germany, UK, Europe and the US, plus weekly initial jobless claims and Fed Chair Powell’s testimony continues.ĭo I sound Spanish to you? ( Mig was spanish if I recall ). The Australian dollar however has flopped again, now just below the 69 cent level against USD and on its way to the previous weekly low as the RBA loses control of the rudder (not having anyone in the crows nest and all the navigators down below playing poker) as four hourly momentum remains highly negative:Įurostoxx and Wall Street futures are slowly drifting sideways going into the European open, with the S&P500 four hourly futures chart showing price action still anchored here above the 3700 point level as the May lows (lower horizontal black line) turn into firm resistance: ![]() Japanese stock markets however are putting in scratch sessions with the Nikkei 225 index closing just 0.1% higher at 26246 points while the USDJPY pair has dropped below the 136 handle after failing to stabilise after its early week breakout:Īustralian stocks were able to put in modest gains, with the ASX200 finishing just 0.3% higher at 6528 points. Mainland Chinese share markets are accelerating higher going into the close with the Shanghai Composite up more than 1.2% to 3307 points while the Hang Seng Index has gained nearly 2%, currently at 21396 points.
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