USD Weekly Forecast (April 2 – 6)
It’s a brand spankin’ new trading month and you know what that means! It’s NFP week, yo! Check out the catalysts that might rock the dollar this week.
Read MoreIt’s a brand spankin’ new trading month and you know what that means! It’s NFP week, yo! Check out the catalysts that might rock the dollar this week.
Read MoreThe Loonie shrugged off lower oil prices and a weak Canadian GDP reading to grab one of the top spots last week. Let’s see if this week’s catalysts can change its course!
Read MoreEuropean markets will be off to a late start this week as most traders are still busy enjoying Easter Monday. However, catalysts lined up could still set longer-term direction.
Read MoreCan the pound regain its spot in the winners’ circle after a dismal performance? These upcoming catalysts might have some clues!
Read MoreGlobal trade war updates got nothing on the forex bulls, as risk-taking prevailed despite China’s pre-emptive strike.
Read MoreOverall risk appetite and end-of-quarter profit-taking sent the yen to the bottom of the forex heap last week. Will this week’s catalysts send it back up?
Read MoreWe’ve got a busy week ahead for the Aussie with tons of top-tier Australian reports on tap. Here’s what you can expect from the events.
Read MorePositive geopolitical updates propelled Kiwi to the top spot last week. Will this week’s catalyst extend its uptrend? Or will it go back to its bearish ways?
Read MorePrice action was rather wonky during the morning London session since the Loonie crushed its peers despite falling oil prices. In addition, the yen and Swissy were the worst-performing currencies despite the prevalence of risk aversion in Europe.
Read MoreJust when it looked like Asian session traders will take their cues from the previous session, a surprise announcement boosted sentiment across the board.
Read MoreWith enough work and dedication, combined with effective risk management, a significant percentage of people could become at least marginally profitable traders, but only a small percentage possess the intrinsic skill to become Market Wizards.Jack D. Schwager