USD Weekly Forecast (September 24-28)
Tariff updates weighed on the Greenback for most of the week last week. Will the dollar extend its losses this week?
Read MoreTariff updates weighed on the Greenback for most of the week last week. Will the dollar extend its losses this week?
Read MoreTop-tier reports and oil price action moved the Loonie last week. Will we see the same catalysts affect the comdoll this week?
Read MoreAll that slow uphill progress on Brexit optimism was quickly erased when PM May stepped up to the podium late last week. Will the pound selloff continue from here?
Read MorePolitical updates were the main drivers of euro price action in the previous week. In the absence of major economic reports in the coming days, can the same hold true?
Read MoreChina, Japan, and South Korean markets might be out on holidays, but that didn’t stop the rest of market players from making assets move in the last couple of hours.
Read MoreThe yen is currently THE biggest loser of the week (as of 8 am GMT), which is a repeat of last week’s poor performance.
Read MoreThe Aussie was all about gold and yuan last week. Which catalysts should you watch out for this week?
Read MoreThe RBNZ is up this week! Will the central bank pull another “dovish hold” that will drag the Kiwi back down against its counterparts?
Read MoreThe pound got a rather severe pounding during the session, thanks to renewed Brexit fears due to the media blitz against Theresa May. And the Swissy was apparently the main beneficiary of the pound’s pain.
Read MoreWith not a lot of fresh catalysts, Asian session market players ended up extending the risk-friendly environment seen in the London and U.S. sessions.
Read MoreIf money is your hope for independence, you will never have it. The only real security that a man can have in this world is a reserve of knowledge, experience and ability.Henry Ford