2019

The Bloomberg terminal is one of the most widely popular terminals for trading and for conducting fundamental analysis. Due to the institutional pricing of the software, it is often out of reach for the average home-based trader. If you…
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For several months now, there has been press commentary (or perhaps speculation would be a more appropriate description) surrounding China having banned/been in the process of banning coal imports from Australia. This is significant…
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The New Zealand dollar traded 1.5% lower today after the overnight session showed that the RBNZ was likely to cut interest rates in the near term. The central bank left the official cash rate unchanged at 1.75% at today’s meeting.…
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Interest rate decisions are routinely one of the major events that most affect currencies. But despite some of the press speculation, the consensus among analysts is that the RBNZ is likely to stay the course. Scrutiny will be on the…
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Monthly: Price action has traded in a sequence of higher lows and higher highs since 2016. The 6 months consolidation between 2.846 to 2.551 has ended with a break to the upside.
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The US dollar traded weak on Monday as the 10-year bond prices rallied pushing yields lower. The spreads between the 3-month and 10-year yields continued to widen with the inverted yield curve taking a more pronounced shape at the front…
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Here is our weekly video analysis for the FX Majors. We will be breaking down time-frames while highlighting what you should be looking out for this week!
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In the most fundamental sense, forex trading is about the differences in the real value of currencies. Money represents the value of a given economy. And the prices of things within a country usually determine the long term price of…
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The economic calendar for the week ahead will see Brexit taking the center stage as the March 29th deadline looms. With negotiations still on and the current narrative turning to the extension of the Brexit deadline, the EU has put the ball…
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