EUR & CHF Weekly Forecast – More Stimulus in December?
The ECB is up this week! Not only that, but the Eurozone is printing a bunch of quarterly data that just might translate to one-directional trends.
Read MoreThe ECB is up this week! Not only that, but the Eurozone is printing a bunch of quarterly data that just might translate to one-directional trends.
Read MoreMarket geeks believe that the BOJ won’t be changing its policies this week. However, the central bank could tweak some of its forecasts.
Read MoreAustralia isn’t printing a lot of closely watched reports, which means traders could look at this week’s releases with an eye towards next week’s RBA decision.
Read MoreWith no major data scheduled from New Zealand, traders will likely trade the Kiwi as a high-yielding bet in the next few days.
Read MoreThe Eurozone is printing a bunch of PMIs today. Will it translate to a EUR/USD bounce in the next couple of hours?
Read MoreToday, we’re checking out AUD/CHF as the pair pulls back from its downtrend. Another shorting opportunity at a good price?
Read MoreWeakening prospects of a stimulus deal in the U.S. weighed on higher-yielding bets against the safe-haven dollar. Will the Aussie gain some ground against the yen today?
Read MoreWith potential volatility catalysts ahead from Australia, this rising market in EUR/AUD is one to watch, especially as it forms simple technical setups for both the bulls & the bears.
Read MoreRisk appetite was the name of the game during the Asian session thanks to speculations that the U.S. will see a stimulus deal some time this week. Will this translate to a longer-term bounce for AUD/USD?
Read MoreIt looks like GBP/CAD is in the process of breaking down a rising trendline pattern, which could see momentum pick up on upcoming oil and U.K. data ahead.
Read MoreMy edge comes from the process. I am a glorified order enterer; I am not a trader. Some of the orders I place go against my natural inclination in a market. They are hard orders to enter.Peter L. Brandt