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A very lucky trade but most of all a very profitable one, and already closed last Friday.

Attention because T-Bond at 3.55%, but the very log term downtrend line passes in area 4%...a great chance to buy.

This was one of the clues that suggested me to enter short with real money ... of course it was not the only one!

And now China is getting into troubles… http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-06-19/china-interbank-market-freezes-overnight-repo-explodes-25

Nothing to do for the Aussie, even breaking the support of 0.9388, the bull market is ended.

The answer of the markets…end of the QE = bond down, dollar up.

What do you think of the Chinese rates increase during these days? Are financial problems coming..? Here's the Shibor to 1 week, more than 8%!

61.8% of correction completed on the hourly charts, time to come back long?

Tonight we might have some certain answers to this thread question.

And what happens then if the Fed will show that anything will be done until the nomination of the successor to Bernanke?

A clear divergence for EurUsd on the intraday charts. The Rsi is falling and prices are rising.... I think that the resistance of 1.334 will show its strength.

A new start upward for UsdMxm.

The problem of the Japanese monetary policy is that the long term commercial balances have been altered with other Asian countries. This graph represents the Asian Index versus the yen ... the weakness of the Japanese currency is definitely excessive towards the Asian ones.

Considering that 1.3340 is a key level, in a long-term perspective too, I would evaluate a short entry waiting for the Fed on Wednesday.

Ideal supports for a long entry on EurChf.

Japan is a laboratory for sure, but its economic-demographic structure seems to me closer to Europe and Italy particularly.

One of the reasons why the U.S. wants to devalue, is that the export is completely stopped (y / y = ZERO%).

AudUsd has closed wave 3 (=2.618 times wave 1) at 0.9310. A trading range (wave 4) is expected now before a new fall.

Rates are resisting at the moment, but the dollar is falling…just hope it is not going to be a problem of trust.

The problem for Japanese interest rates is that the global yield curve is rising and this makes the work of the Bank of Japan quite difficult.