The beginner's guide to FX trading
Austerity refers to the government’s reduction of spending in order to lower their deficit. Austerity measures, which usually involve wage cuts and tax hikes, are implemented by the government to ensure their creditors that they will be able to pay back their loans.
Yield curve control (“YCC”), also sometimes called interest rate pegs, is where bond yields are set by the...
NIRP stands for “negative interest rate policy”. NIRP is a macroeconomic concept that describes conditions...
Fiscal policy, or financial policy, is the method by which governments adjust its levels of spending and...
The term bailout became well known during the 2008 Great Financial Crisis (GFC) as governments around the...
GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. GDP is the total value of the goods and services produced in a...
The British pound takes the top spot this week on positive data from the U.K. and as lockdowns ease, while the Kiwi dollar fell on broad risk aversion sentiment.
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The British pound nearly takes the top spot this week, popping higher after the Bank of England toned down expectations of negative rates.
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Inflation updates were the name of the game this week as hot reads from the U.S. sparked risk aversion sentiment in the markets.
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The U.S. elections seems to have had a positive effect of risk sentiment, driving traders away big time from the U.S. dollar.
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