Premium Watchlist Recap: May 27, 2025
This week our currency strategists focused on the RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement for potential high-quality setups. So, how did our technical and fundamental analysis play out?
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This week our currency strategists focused on the RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement for potential high-quality setups. So, how did our technical and fundamental analysis play out?
Read MoreGBP/JPY could be tired from its climb, as a classic reversal formation is brewing on its 4-hour time frame. Can it break below the neckline from here?
Read MoreWTI crude oil rallied on tariff relief and supply concerns, but may now test a resistance. Will bulls break higher or face rejection at the psychological level?
Read MoreEUR/AUD is pausing from its climb and appears to be forming a short-term reversal pattern. But will this former resistance area still hold as support?
Read MoreEUR/USD is trading near an area of interest ahead of this week’s catalysts! Will the pair extend a weeks-long trend in the next few days?
Read MoreIf the RBNZ leans more dovish than expected, EUR/NZD and NZD/CHF could set up some interesting trade opportunities as the Kiwi gives back some of its recent strength.
Read MoreThe possibility of a 0.25% rate cut by the RBNZ has been priced in for some time now, so are we just about to see a muted reaction from the Kiwi? Here’s what I’m watching on NZD/USD and AUD/NZD in this case.
Read MoreUSD/CAD is still cruising below its descending trend line, and it looks like a quick retest of a broken support zone is due. Will the area of interest hold as a ceiling?
Read MoreLast week’s GBP/NZD setup following the UK CPI release provides an excellent case study on static position holding vs. dynamic position management
Read MoreBitcoin appears to have completed a short-term pullback on its uptrend and could be setting its sights higher again. Or is a deeper correction still due?
Read MoreIf you take a trade that results in a loss, but you didn’t make a mistake, you have to be able to say, “I would take that trade again.”Richard Bargh