Pip Diddy

With the latest monetary policy decision from BOE, Sterling is likely to move in the upcoming London session. Here’s the scenario I’ll be on the lookout for today.

EUR/USD is now trading below the big 1.2000 handle. Can the bears sustain a longer-term dowtrend for the euro?

Will the upcoming NZ jobs data help the bears with the recent move lower in NZD/USD or bring back the bulls to play the longer-term uptrend?

I’m watching this textbook correction play on NZD/CHF just before New Zealand prints its quarterly jobs report. Will the pair resume its slide?

AUD/CHF may see some action in the upcoming Asia session with the latest monetary policy statement from Reserve Bank of Australia. Will the short-term downtrend continue? 

There aren’t a lot of top-tier reports scheduled in the U.S. session, so I’m looking to the Eurozone’s PMIs to provide volatility for majors like EUR/USD. Here’s a setup that I’m looking at!

Start your trading week right by prepping for these upcoming major events and checking out this potential trade setup!

The major currencies were a mixed bag this week, and it looks like it was a risk-on vibe with the Canadian dollar rising to the top while the yen and euro were net red.

We’ve got a handful of mid-tier reports from the eurozone, and these might be enough to take EUR/USD back down to a nearby correction level where buyers are waiting.

The U.S. is about to release its first growth numbers for the year! Will speculations and the actual release be enough to cause a short-term reversal for USD/JPY?