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This data point is not usually much of an immediate FX market mover But it's a good one (IMO) for a longer-term view on them Australian economy (6 - 9 months out or so...
National Australia Bank on AUD and Brexit: In attempting to quantify the potential implications for the AUD, we note that last August when Chinese stock and currency market-related stresses saw the 'VIX' proxy for market risk aversion briefly above 50 from below 20, the AUD fell from above 0...
Comments from Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda Kuroda speaking on a television program aired today. Headlines via Bloomberg : My personality is cautiously optimistic (That may be from his Tinder profile) Fiscal policy results don't always turn out as expected...
Greetings one and all. One day closer to you know what, and once again it's a quiet session data-wise but we do get Part 2 of Yellen's H-H testimony. As always I wish you good trading. Times GMT...
Breaking Down BREXIT Scenarios Webinar Series Well, that escalated quickly! When FXCM began the Brexit Webinar Series A few weeks ago, the Remain camp was in a commanding position a handful of weeks ahead of the June 23 EU Referendum...
EUR/USD: We are cautiously bullish and look for a move higher towards initial targets near 1.1420. A move above would point towards the 1.1505 area next. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you.com/en/?affid=0fd9105 USD/JPY: No change...
Retracing the declines this week The USDJPY has traded to new session highs in the last 20 or so minutes and also gets close to retracing the falls from yesterday (into today). The highs from yesterday at 104.79 and 104.836 (also the high from Friday at 104...
More from Yellen Households are in much improved shape Low change US will be in recession at year-end Not likely Brexit will push US into recession Yellen is betting hard on the consumer...
S Crude Oil Inventories measures the change in the number of crude barrels held in inventory. The report is published each week. A reading which is higher than the market forecast is bullish for USD/CAD. Here are all the details, and 5 possible outcomes for USD/CAD...
EURUSD Daily Analysis URUSD (1.133): EURUSD closed bearish following the up gap on Monday as prices failed to break above the resistance near 1.140 – 1.1380. The ranging price action is likely to continue in the near term with the downside to 1.1294 – 1...
The pound is not alone in its reactions to the British EU Referendum. After all, it’s the EU and the euro-zone at stake here...
Trading strategies on the EU Referendum are piling up. Here is a totally different approach: not to trade it at all. Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: Overnight risk sentiment improved...
The opinion polls that had a clear momentum in favour of ‘Leave’ over recent weeks have indicated a shift with weekend opinion polls showing support has shifted back in favour of ‘Remain’. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you.com/en...
As a NAFTA signatory, Canada has a special trade relationship with the US and Mexico, although the bulk of trade, 74% of all exports and 55% of all imports is between the US and Canada...
British voters face a historic and critical choice about the future of the United Kingdom and the European Union on Thursday June 23...
The bears are back and this means safe haven flows. What’s next? Here is what the team at Morgan Stanley says: Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: The Bear is Back...
The Breferendum is just days away. Here is how to trade it according to Goldman Sachs: Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: Markets remain focused on the UK referendum and its implications for asset prices...
Presidential spokesman denies ceasefire report WTI crude is down more than $1, in part because of reports of a ceasefire between Nigerian government forces and oil militants. However, President Buhari's spokesman denied it. "If there is anything like that you'll be formally informed...
One comment sunk EURUSD down to 1.1263 "Further stimulus is in the pipeline" said the ECB head man, and the euro duly obliged by dropping a quick 30 pips. Of course, no one is really expecting any further action but the comment has caught some off guard...
It's taken a while but finally someone has managed to put forward some sensible reasoning on the EU vote Thumbs up to Andrew Lilico of Europe Economics for presenting some interesting analysis on one side of the argument, and Timothy Lee from Vox for bringing it to our attention...
