Daily Forex Market Preview, 14/09/2018 The Bank of England and the ECB’s monetary policy meetings were held yesterday. Both the central banks left interest rates unchanged as widely expected. The BoE was seen preparing the markets for a no-deal Brexit. The Governor, Mark Carney will be extending his term as the central bank’s governor until 202...
Traders are constantly exposed to high levels of stress when the financial markets are open. So, when they close, it’s a really good idea to step away from the computer and enjoy a range of activities that will help balance the adverse effects of staring at a screen for long periods of time. If you feel at a loss when you’re not watching pric...
The euro currency posted declines for the second consecutive month with the pace of declines accelerating further. The common currency fell to fresh yearly lows. The declines came following the developments in Italy and a broad slowdown in the economic activity in the Eurozone. The U.S. dollar continued to post gains amid improving economic f...
The week ahead will see the U.S. dollar take a back seat as the baton is passed over to the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ). Both the central banks are expected to make no changes to monetary policy. However, forward guidance will be a key factor, especially for the ECB. Elsewhere, New Zealand will be reporting on the ...
The week will see a continuation of the key economic indicators from across the world. The week starts off with the French election results in the main backdrop, and the baton will be passed on to Germany which will be holding elections next. On the economic front, China will be reporting the monthly inflation figures on Wednesday while it will...
The month of April saw one the markets pass through some of the significant headwinds to political uncertainty. In the Eurozone, all eyes were on the French elections which saw the first round of voting qualifying the centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron and the far-right leaning candidate, Marine Le Pen. With the second round of voting due in a ...
The month of February was short and rather mixed as far as the currency markets were concerned. The U.S. dollar was weaker, interestingly against the Mexican peso and the Turkish lira. Both these currencies came under immense pressure since November after Donald Trump won the elections. Both the respective central banks continued their efforts t...
With the first trading week of the New Year, 2016 underway, it’s back to business for the markets at large. Last year witnessed the historic Fed rate hike liftoff, and the focus into the next year brings about some interesting questions as far as the currency markets are concerned. So what does the New Year hold for the forex markets and which a...
With 2016 just around the corner, traders are more or less likely to ease back enjoying the brief holiday spell ahead of the markets returning to normalcy, coming Monday. In retrospect, the year 2015 has been one full of surprises with expectations bouncing off the peaks and troughs throughout the year. So how was the year 2015 for the forex mar...
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