Market News

Start your trading prep with an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies and the charts to watch this week.

The Fed is up this week! What are traders expecting from the event and how could the dollar react?

No major reports from Canada this week, which means CAD traders will be looking at other catalysts for volatility.

Got a handful of medium-tier reports from the euro zone this week and a few low-tier ones from the Swiss economy. Here’s what you should look out for.

Will last week’s set of upbeat data be enough to keep the BOE on hold this week? Here’s what’s expected for the top-tier event.

Net positive domestic data and low key risk aversion pushed the yen higher last week. Can the bulls maintain their momentum this week?

Mixed Australian data and market risk aversion dragged AUD lower last week. Check out the catalysts than can turn things around for the comdoll!

Positive data propped Kiwi into positive territory last week. Which catalysts should you watch out for this week?

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

Mixed week for the Greenback, but ultimately a net winner likely due to net positive U.S. data and rising global risk aversion sentiment.

Sterling comes out as a big net winner for the week as positive U.K. data lowers the odds of a rate cut from the BOE. 

Price action was mixed this week, but the latest rhetoric from the ECB & SNB were the likely main drivers for both the euro & the franc to end the week as net losers.

The Bank of Canada rocked Loonie bulls this week as they surprised with a more dovish monetary policy statement than expected. 

Positive top tier NZ data lifts the Kiwi to a net positive gain on the week, despite the broad negative global risk sentiment environment.

AUD comes out as the biggest loser this week as global risk-off sentiment sparked in China was driving traders to push the sell button on the Aussie.

JPY takes the top spot, likely thanks to a combination of risk-off sentiment & net better-than-expected economic updates from Japan.

We have tons of Euro Zone PMIs on tap today, so I thought I should check out EUR/CHF’s downtrend over the next couple of hours. What do you think of the setup?

No changes from the ECB on monetary policy, but traders are pushing the euro lower, making this simple chart setup on EUR/USD one to watch for the session.

Can’t get enough of the Loonie? Here’s an event you’ll want to trade if you’re looking at the comdoll for more pips!

The ECB decision is coming up! Here’s a pair that could be due for either a bounce or big break, depending on how the event turns out.