JPY Weekly Forecast – Geopolitical Tensions Between U.S. and China In Focus
Lots of potential catalysts this week! Who’s looking at the safe havens? Here are factors you need to watch if you’re planning on trading the yen.
Read MoreLots of potential catalysts this week! Who’s looking at the safe havens? Here are factors you need to watch if you’re planning on trading the yen.
Read MoreAussie bulls and bears are in for a busy week! Check out the potential catalysts that you should watch if you’re trading the comdoll in the next few days.
Read MoreNew Zealand won’t be as lively as other commodity-producing countries this week, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see high volatility. Check out NZD’s potential catalysts!
Read MoreNo love for USD thanks to a steady stream of weak U.S economic updates, positive gloal sentiment on economic re-openings, and rising geopolitical tensions with China.
Read MoreMixed performance for GBP thanks to the usual drivers of Brexit worries, weak U.K. economic updates & further speculation on the Bank of England’s next move.
Read MoreEUR gets some love this week after a new recovery fund is announced, while CHF takes a hit On a combination of positive risk sentiment, weak Swiss economic updates, and commentary from the SNB.
Read MoreComments from the BOC, early week positive global risk sentiment, & the oil recovery had the Loonie roaring higher against most of the majors this week.
Read MorePositive global risk sentiment, commentary from the RBNZ, & better-than-expected economic updates from New Zealand were the likely drivers for the Kiwi’s broad out performance this week.
Read MoreAUD topped all major currencies this week, mostly riding positive global risk sentiment flows higher as the Australian economic calendar and catalysts was mostly bare.
Read MoreJPY takes the crown of biggest loser, once again on a round of weak Japanese economic updates, speculation of more stimulus from the BOJ, & continued broad risk-on sentiment.
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