Forex Gump

Since we’re seeing a few shifts in central bank biases these days, it’s about time for me to round up how their policy stance could affect forex trends. Take a look!

Greetings and salutations, forex buddies! The pound has been losing demand due to a less-hawkish BOE, a string of poor reports, and more recently, the prevalence of risk aversion. But what about the big picture? Let’s take a look, shall we?

Oil prices have been drifting near their yearly lows, causing oil-producing nations to worry about more declines. Any potential forex moves to watch out for?

If you’re a good ol’ fundamentals guy like me, you’re probably convinced that the Canadian economy ain’t doing so well. So why is the Loonie staying afloat against its forex peers?

Greetings, forex friends! If you’re wondering whether or not oil prices are still weighing-in on the major economies, then look no further since I’ve got a one-stop shop inflation roundup. Does that make sense?

Additional easing? No dice. BOJ Governor Kuroda and his gang of policymakers decided to sit on their hands once more, declining to dole out more stimulus even though Japan is back in recession.

The FOMC minutes suggest that all roads lead to a Fed interest rate hike in December. Is the Greenback about to leave its forex peers eating its dust?

Central bank events aren’t the only catalysts than can potentially rock this forex trading week. We’ve also got the UK retail sales report coming up. And it just so happens that I’ve got a handy Forex Trading Guide for that event.

ECB policymakers seem to have mixed views about the idea of adding more economic stimulus. Here’s what their decision could mean for the euro’s forex price action.

Better start your trading preps early since we’ve got THREE major central bank events that could shake things up this week. Up and at ’em, forex folks!