First full trading week of the year will be dominated by NFP and Canadian jobs report that will be published at the same time and will cause increased volatility in the markets, additionally we will have preliminary December inflation data for the EU....
Holiday lull dominates the markets, liquidity will be thin so volatility may be increased, therefore we would advise you to use tight stop losses and trade small lot sizes. USD Stronger than expected industrial production and housing data propelled...
In the last full trading week of the year we will have BOE and BOJ meetings, Fed’s preferred inflation measure PCE, employment data from UK and Australia, Q3 GDP from New Zealand as well as preliminary PMI numbers from EU. USD Fed left the rate u...
Fed’s, ECB’s and SNB’s interest rate decisions along with the General Election in UK will be the main movers of the week with the first results of the election being published on Friday morning volatility on all GBP pairs will be increased. USD ...
Test Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Dec 2– Dec 6)After Thanksgiving holiday markets are back in full swing and we will have rate decisions from RBA and BOC as well as Q3 GDP data from Australia and then on Friday NFP and Canadian employment report.USDPreliminary d...
After Thanksgiving holiday markets are back in full swing and we will have rate decisions from RBA and BOC as well as Q3 GDP data from Australia and then on Friday NFP and Canadian employment report. USD Preliminary durable goods in October positively...
Please note that liquidity will be thin on Thursday and Friday due to the US Thanksgiving holiday, Q3 GDP data from US, Canada and Switzerland along with inflation data from US and EU and consumption data from New Zealand will mark this week. USD FOMC...
FOMC minutes, preliminary PMI data from Europe and Japan as well as Canadian inflation and consumption data will mark the weak ahead of us.
FOMC minutes, preliminary PMI data from Europe and Japan as well as Canadian inflation and consumption data...
RBNZ interest rate decision, preliminary Q3 GDP readings from UK and Japan, second Q3 GDP reading from Europe, consumption data from US and Australian employment data keep the week stacked with news events. USD ISM non-manufacturing index for October...
RBA meeting, BOE meeting, trade data and final October PMI numbers will be on the docket this week. USD First reading of Q3 GDP surprised to the upside coming in at 1.9% q/q vs 1.6% q/q as expected. Personal consumption was the main contributor coming...
