NZD Weekly Review (March 4 – 8)
The New Zealand dollar had a light calendar, but still out performed most of the majors this week off of counter currency catalysts.
Read MoreThe New Zealand dollar had a light calendar, but still out performed most of the majors this week off of counter currency catalysts.
Read MoreChoppy week for Aussie pairs that moved on both fresh Australian and Chinese catalysts, as well as counter currency flows.
Read MoreThe Japanese yen flips the script this week by taking the top spot against the majors, likely on a big shift in global risk sentiment
Read MoreThe European Central Bank’s monetary policy statement was most definitely the catalyst of the day for FX, sparking a euro sell off. Is there still a chance to catch the move?
Read MoreBig day for AUD/CAD with both top tier economic events from both Australia and Canada, and the volatility should continue with more events ahead.
Read MoreThe pound was under pressure during the London session off of a fresh catalyst. Do sellers still have legs for the U.S. session?
Read MoreWith the RBA and U.K. services data just ahead, the consolidation pattern on GBP/AUD makes it the one to watch for the next session or two!
Read MoreThe NFP report is back to shake the markets this week! Can the dollar finally get uniform price action over the next couple of days?
Read MoreTop-tier economic reports and oil price action weighed on the Loonie last week. Which events can affect the currency this week?
Read MoreAll eyes and ears are still on Brexit, with sterling getting new hope from more signs of a potential delay. Can it keep up its winning streak?
Read MoreThe key to trading success is emotional discipline. If intelligence were the key, there would be a lot more people making money trading… I know this will sound like a cliche, but the single most important reason that people lose money in the financial markets is that they don’t cut their losses short.Victor Sperandeo