New Zealand is printing its quarterly CPI this week! Will the report convince the RBNZ to cut its rates in May?

I’ve rounded up the FIVE mechanical forex strategies right here to see how they performed recently. Take a look!

A relatively quiet week for the Greenback, but the bears were mostly in control, likely on euro strength and other counter currency influences.

It was a very rare mixed, low volatility week for the British pound despite a fresh developments to the Brexit saga, including an extension granted by the EU

The euro bounces back after another dovish ECB meeting, while the franc sank into the red as global risk sentiment improved throughout the week.

Mixed week for Loonie pairs as Canada’s nearly empty calendar allowed for global risk sentiment and counter currency flows to drive their price action. 

After a slow and choppy early week of trading, Kiwi pairs saw some directional action off of global risk sentiment and counter currency flows.

Buyers were ready to jump in on Aussie pairs, even on dips, as Australian & Chinese data improved and on RBA comments.

Global risk-sentiment rose late in the week to drive away the early week demand for safe haven currencies like the yen. 

For today’s watchlist, we’ve got a simple technical restest setup on AUD/USD after a resistance break ahead of Chinese & U.S. data ahead.

For today’s watchlist, we’ve got a simple triangle setup on GBP/AUD with potential catalysts from both Australia and the U.K. just ahead

Uncle Sam is about to print its consumer prices for the month! Think you’re ready to trade the event? Here’s a short trading guide for ya!

Slow start this week with a lack of top tier news or data catalysts, so were sticking with a range setup on USD/CAD for potential short-term pips

Start your trading prep with a quick review of last week’s forex action from my buddy Pip Diddy, an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies, and the charts to watch this week.

The dollar got some last-minute boost from the NFP report last week. Can this week’s catalysts extend its bullish run?

Not a lot going on in Canada in the next few days. Does this mean that oil prices will dictate its moves?

The shared currency found a couple of reasons to climb last week, but could these positive vibes be erased by the upcoming ECB statement? Here’s what might happen.

Sterling managed to chalk up some wins last week on hopes of a Brexit breakthrough, but were all these just from wishful thinking? Will the breakup still push through?

A combo of disappointing domestic data and positive market sentiment weighed on the yen last week. Can the bears sustain their momentum this week?

Positive data releases and improved risk sentiment pushed the Aussie higher last week. Which catalysts can affect the comdoll this week?