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Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Backdoc, Thunderhawk & Mountainman Tues. Morning  6-21-16  Part 1 

KTFA:

Thunderhawk:  CAN ANYONE SAY RATE ! lol (see article below)

BACKDOC:  THUNDER IT SEEMS THAT IRAN JUST CAN'T STOP BEING CHATTY!
OBVIOUSLY THIS WOULD REQUIRE A STRUCTURE REFORM CHANGE LIKE A RATE NOW WOULDN'T IT?  HEE HEE

REMEMBER I TOLD YOU THE TWO SHIA BROTHERS WOULD GO TOGETHER ALONG WITH THE REST OF THE BASKET!

IF IRAN IS RIGHT OF COURSE, WE WILL LIKELY SEE IRAQ GET THE APPROVAL TO ANNOUNCE MOSUL! HEE HEE

REMEMBER IRANS' NEW YEAR WAS AROUND MARCH 21ST AND IT APPEARS THAT THEIR CONTRACTS WILL BE RETRO TO AROUND THAT TIME SINCE SANCTIONS WERE ALREADY LIFTED. DOC  IMO
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Mountainman: Just In TIME for Two Shia Bros to WALK Down the AISLES of GLOBAL BLISS.......and w/ A NEW Found Value (Not) Visible to Us Just Yet.......The TRADE WINDS of CHANGE are Showing A New Reality......INDEED.......

Blessings,Mountainman  (8)=New Beginnings........for the EASTERN WINDS to BLOW UP.......

Thunderhawk:  Iran's inflation rate to decline to single digit next month

Economy Minister Ali Tayyebnia announced that the country's inflation rate will decline to a single digit next month.

 [Iran]

'The inflation rate which was above 40 percent in the eight years leading to election of President Hassan Rouhani in 2013 was dropped to 10.4 in May and it is predicted that it will become single-digit in the next Iranian year,' the economy minister said.
Tayyebnia pointed to the main problems of Iran's economy as being government-oriented and its reliance on oil.
 
'If we want to achieve high and sustainable economic growth by relying on the internal capabilities, we should try to overcome these two problems,' Tayyebnia said.
 
The economy minister reiterated that the resistance economy is the best policy for confronting the two main problems of the country's economy, and said, 'A plan consisting 12 programs for populating the country's national economy has been adopted.
 
In December 2014, President Rouhani underscored that his administration's efforts have resulted in the reduction of the country's inflation rate to 17 percent, and vowed to do his best to decrease the rate more.
 
Addressing a gathering in the city of Birjand in South Khorassan province, the Iranian president said the inflation rate now stands at 17 percent from the previous 40 percent.
 
He referred to the high inflation rate as a big problem which his government has been working to tackle since the early days of its formation.
 
Analysts believe that a rise in production of goods and services has attracted liquidity to these sectors and led to the new fall in inflation rate.
 
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BACKDOC:  ISN'T IT AMAZING THAT A COUNTRY CAN GO FROM 12TH OUT OF 14 COUNTRIES TO 3RD IN A FLASH!  HOLY INVESTMENT BACKMAN!

WITH CONTRACTS FLOWING PAYDAY IS LOOMING!   ACTIONS MEAN THINGS! 

CROSS BORDER INVESTMENTS ARE REALLY JUMPING INTO HIGH GEAR!  IT'S NO WONDER SANCTIONS WERE LEFT ON FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE IN THE US TO GIVE IRAN, IRAQS' SHIA BROTHER TIME TO COMPLETE ITS' REFORMS AND LAWS!

 BUT NOW IT'S TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS BOYS.
 
CHATTY IRAN IS SO PROUD THAT THEY CAN'T KEEP QUIET ABOUT THEIR DROP IN INFLATION NEXT MONTH! BAAA HAAA   DOC   IMO

Mountainman:  With {ALL} these G-20 Meetings and {ALL} the PLANNING and Coordinating of Economies......It's No Surprise that So MANY Ran to IRAN to Run their Respective BUSINESSES=A COUNTRIES Income Stream and as of IMPLEMENTATION DAY the SPEED and Turn Around for their FUTURE had to have an INFLUX so that They would be (WHERE) they Would Need to Be for this Current GLOBAL Position that would Establish Them and Other Countries In The MIDDLE EAST.......

Especially NOW as We Approach the NEW GLOBAL Values in TRADE/Commerce/ and Their Respective MARKET.....IMO

Blessings,Mountainman   (8)=New Beginnings.......for IRAN'S INVESTMENT REBOUND........

Thunderhawk:  FDI = CROSS BORDER INVESTMENT

FDI in Iran soars from 1.62% to 11.11% of region’s total

The withdrawal of many economic and financial sanctions in Iran has reopened the county’s economy to a stream of new investments.
 
Data from fDi Markets, an FT service that monitors cross-border greenfield investment, shows that before the lifting of sanctions, Iran was ranked 12th out of the 14 Middle East nations for FDI between January 2003 and December 2015, equating to a market share of 1.62 percent.
 
Since sanctions were lifted this year, Iran has climbed to number three in the rankings, with a market share of 11.11 percent, placed only behind regional powerhouses the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
 
Agreement to lift sanctions, in exchange for a significant reduction in Iran’s nuclear operation, was initially reached in July 2015. But implementation did not occur until January 2016.
 
Lifting sanctions will unfreeze billions of dollars of overseas assets and allow oil to be sold internationally; a restriction that has cost Iran more than $160bn in oil revenues since 2012. Despite holding the second largest gas and fourth largest crude oil reserves globally, Iran has flagged behind other emerging Middle Eastern countries.
 
Global investment into Iran has been steadily increasing since 2013, a year in which the country attracted just three FDI projects. This increased to eight in 2014 and nine in 2015.
 
It was in the first quarter of 2016, however, that the impact of sanction relief became evident. Iran won 22 FDI projects during the quarter, the highest rate of investment since fDi Markets began recording data in 2003.
 
Job creation and capital expenditure also rose between 2013 and 2016. Some 352 jobs were created in 2013 with capital expenditure of $79m, rising in 2014 to 2,732 new jobs and capital expenditure of $1.67bn.
 
Although 2015 showed a 48 percent increase in capital expenditure overall, the first quarter was notable in failing to attract any FDI projects, in stark contrast to the same period this year.
 
Predictably, Tehran attracted 36 percent of recorded investments into the country during the first quarter of 2016, and 40 percent of all FDI into Iran since January 2013.
 
Since the sanctions were lifted the leading sector for investment into Iran has been financial services, which has attracted four investments from separate companies with capital expenditure of $60m.
 
The country has also attracted investments from the automotive sector, business services, consumer electronics and textiles, among others.
 
The principal countries investing in Iran during the period were South Korea and Germany, which together committed to capital expenditure of $2.15bn.
 
South Korea-based steel producer Pohang Iron and Steel (Posco) has been the single largest investor in Iran this year, with plans to invest $1.6bn to build an integrated steel mill in the Chabahar Free Trade-Industrial Zone by March 2017. The company’s subsidiary Posco Energy also said it had entered a memorandum of understanding with Iran-based PKP to build a 500 megawatt off-gas power plant (using gas generated during steelmaking) nearby.
 
The upward trend recorded by fDi Markets suggests the economic rebound Iran is experiencing is set to continue. Nineteen investors signaled an interest in future investments in the country, representing an increase of 90 per cent from 2015.

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BACKDOC:  THIS IS DEFINITELY SHOWING US THE TRANSITION OF THE BIGGEST PLAYERS INTO THE DIGITAL WORLD!   THESE ARE NOT FOR THE AVERAGE RETAIL INVESTOR FOR SURE! THESE ARE THE BIG PLAYERS! 

WELCOME TO THE NEW REALITY MEN! HEE HEE   DOC   IMO

Mountainman:  As the NEW DIGITAL AGE of (WORRYING) is Catching People as they Are being Trained and CONDITIONED to Receive What will be the NEW NORM in this New Global Reality.......

Convenience and Efficiency will Definitely be TESTED in More Ways than One....
This is Just an Example of How the BANKS and COUNTRIES and Their Central Banks will Interact DIGITALLY.....for [IT] is the FUTURE (Now)= Preparation D......No "NOT" H.....for The New Digital {PLATFORM} that goes Live September 2,2016......IMO

Blessings,Mountainman   (8)=New Beginnings......for NEW PLATFORMS......and We Aren't Talkin' bout SHOES....

Thunderhawk:  Seems like they are being very sneaky here. MMMMM  Let's get digital

Backdoc Alert

BofA Seeks to Shift Some Leveraged Loans to Electronic Exchange

Bank of America Corp., the largest underwriter of U.S. leveraged loans, is pushing some fixed-income clients to move trades in the most liquid portion of the $800 billion market to an electronic exchange.

The bank began last week allowing customers to trade corporate loans twice a day electronically through a product it’s calling Instinct Loans.

“This is an overdue platform,” said Molly Whiteman, a New York-based debt trader at $14.4 billion CVC Credit Partners, who’s been using the platform since it was introduced Thursday. “It’s going to be massively helpful. It’s definitely still a market that’s very murky. There are still pockets of inefficiency in terms of price."

The embrace of electronic trading has been slow across fixed-income assets, particularly for speculative-grade loans, where prices can be hard to come by, trading partners must be banks or institutional investors and companies can blacklist buyers they don’t like. Delays in completing trades can exacerbate losses, which has prompted regulators to warn that investors may not fully understand the risks of investing in funds that hold hard-to-sell assets like leveraged loans.

Bank of America’s 30-minute trading sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. target loans of $1 billion or more, said Brian Callahan, the firm’s head of U.S. par loan trading. There are about 300 leveraged loans of that size denominated in U.S. dollars, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

The bank allowed investors to trade 104 loans during Thursday’s sessions, 113 on Friday and plans to increase that number in coming weeks, Callahan said. Investors traded $75 million electronically on the product’s first day, plus $37 million in follow-up trades, he said. The bank accepted $176 million worth of bids and offers from investors on 80 loans.

“This has a potential to significantly improve the liquidity in the loan market,” Callahan said. “More liquidity can benefit our customers, their investors and us as market makers.”

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