Forex Gump

Here’s another edition of my Economic Data Roundup! This time, let’s focus on the latest set of reports from New Zealand.

In today’s edition of my Economic Data Roundup, I’ve decided to zoom in on the U.K. since it had plenty of top-tier releases earlier this week.

The Greenback barely reacted to the release of the latest FOMC meeting minutes, but there are a few points worth noting when it comes to figuring out the longer-term direction of the U.S. currency.

As expected, both the BOJ and the BOE unanimously decided to keep monetary policy unchanged for the meantime, but one central bank is more hawkish than the other. Which one is it?

Aside from weakening technical trends, here are a few fundamental factors that might push the Aussie down under.

The U.S. economy released a bunch of major reports last week so it’s about time we do a quick rundown of how the data turned out and what it means for the U.S. dollar.

Now that major economies have released their latest jobs figures, it’s time for me to have a recap of how employment conditions are looking. Are we seeing improvements or not?

Surprise, surprise! In the latest turn of events, BOE Governor Mark Carney decided to shed his hawkish feathers in favor of a more cautious monetary policy bias. How come the BOE is no longer looking to hike rates soon?

Heads up! The Bundesbank announced that it is willing to back the ECB’s inclination to implement further easing next month. Wait, what?

Here’s another edition of my Forex Trading Guide! This time, let’s take a look at TWO major events that could push pound pairs around tomorrow.