The financial markets saw some action as volatility picked up early in the day in the spot fx markets. Japan’s cabinet minister put to rest all speculation of any snap elections or a delay to the sales tax hike which was earlier reported by… Read More
The British Sterling looked wobbly earlier in the day ahead of key news releases. The Cable failed to hold on to the gains despite a turnaround in the USD's weakness earlier this week. Read More
The US Dollar Index’s rally was clipped by a mixed Non Farm Payrolls data. Despite the job numbers coming out weaker than expected, the unemployment rate ticked lower to 5.8% while the past two month’s jobs numbers were revised higher. Read More
Key Notes for November 11th
Australia NAB Business confidence falls to 4
BRC Retail sales monitor y/y saw retail sales flat at 0%
Japan’s consumer confidence declines to 38.9 from 39.9 previous month; Economy watchers sentiment also… Read More
For most traders, it is either of the two; traders who strictly trade based on technical analysis or traders who strictly adhere to the fundamentals. However, practically speaking for the average retail trader, trading based off… Read More
In a day marked by low volatility, the lone voice was that of ECB executive board member, Yves Mersch's speech in Herrenberg, Germany. Mersch said that the ECB's policy makers are ready to purchase asset-backed securities... Read More
Carry trade, which simply involves borrowing one currency (in order to sell it with a purpose of buying back and returning to the lender) to fund or buy another currency, has been a long preferred way for investors. Read More
The broad theme from Friday’s jobs data kept the flow going in today’s trading session without any major market moving events on the horizon. The Australia dollar was weak on home loans but managed to regain ground boosted by China’s… Read More