Market News

Checking out AUD/USD for today’s session with downside momentum in play ahead of Aussie jobs & U.S. retail sales data ahead. 

GBP/AUD is likely the top market mover for the next session on fresh economic data ahead from the U.K., China and Australia. 

Think the upcoming Australian jobs release might have more clues on whether or not the RBA can cut again? Here’s what to expect.

Big economic updates ahead for both the Greenback and Sterling, making the recent bounce in Cable the setup to watch to start this new week. 

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.

Can the dollar see one-directional price action with this week’s catalysts? Here are events you should pay attention to.

Risk sentiment and rate cut fears did a number on the Loonie’s price action last week. Can the bulls find their mojo this week?

Any chance for sterling to make it out of the red this week? Or will Brexit troubles and overall risk aversion keep weighing it down?

Both the euro and franc were able to bank on safe-haven demand in the previous week, even with downbeat data. Can the same hold true this time?

A dovish BOJ got nothing on risk aversion! Can yen bulls sustain rallies this week? Here are catalysts that might affect the yen.

Trade war concerns and rate cut speculations weighed on the Aussie last week. Can this week’s releases turn the tides for the comdoll?

The Kiwi is in for a data-light trading week after last week’s megacatalysts. Which events should you watch out for this time?

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

Mixed week for the U.S. dollar as geopolitical news and macro economic updates eventually split the Greenback’s performance against the majors.

A mostly quiet week of headlines and data from the U.K., Sterling was a slave, like most of the other major currencies, to geopolitical developments and global risk sentiment.

Despite scary economic numbers from the Euro area, the euro and swiss franc come out positive as geopolitical and economic fears push traders into safe havens & low-yielders this week.

The Canadian dollar was under pressure for most of the week with geopolitical and central bank themes driving down risk sentiment, and on disappointing Canadian economic data.

No love for the Kiwi this week as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand slams the bulls with a rate cut that was larger than expected.

AUD ends the week as a net loser thanks to the ongoing trade war escalating, as well as expectations of more interest rate cuts to come from the RBA.

Good week for yen bulls as the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China continues to drive traders to safe havens like the Japanese yen.