CAD Weekly Review (July 22 – 26)
The Loonie was a mixed performer until a late rally on oil strength and Middle East tensions put it in the green for the week
Read MoreThe Loonie was a mixed performer until a late rally on oil strength and Middle East tensions put it in the green for the week
Read MoreNZD comes out a big loser, mainly due to a surprise story that the RBNZ may look into “unconventional policy,” but also on rising geopolitical concerns & AUD weakness.
Read MoreAussie bulls were hurting this week as geopolitical concerns, dovish RBA commentary & negative Australian business sentiment updates had sellers out in force
Read MoreThe Yen spent a lot of the week mostly in the green against the other major currencies, likely on geopolitical concerns & a fresh round of weak global economic updates
Read MoreWho’s ready for a potential burst of volatility? Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning on trading the U.S. GDP release this week!
Read MoreVolatility may pick up big time with the ECB monetary policy statement soon; here’s a look at possible setups on EUR/USD to trade the event.
Read MoreWe’ve got upcoming manufacturing & services PMI data from both Europe and Australia, which could bring life to a sleepy market in EUR/AUD
Read MoreThe calendar is relatively quiet ahead, but there could be catalysts for the GBP & JPY to play the recent move lower in Guppy
Read MoreStart your trading prep with a quick review of last week’s forex action, an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies, and the charts to watch.
Read MoreInterest rate speculations was the name of the game for dollar bulls and bears last week. Which catalysts would move the dollar around this week?
Read MoreWeak inflation data and falling oil prices kept pressure on the Loonie last week. Which catalysts would influence its price action this time?
Read MoreEuro and franc price action diverged again for another week, as the former was bogged down by Brexit risks while the latter banked on risk aversion. What’s next?
Read MoreSterling logged in yet another losing week as Brexit concerns returned to the forefront. What’s in the cards for this week?
Read MoreRisk sentiment and Japan’s data had the yen all over the charts last week. Can this week’s catalysts inspire a more uniform price action?
Read MoreA pretty light data week for Australia, which only has PMIs and Lowe’s speech on tap. Here’s what you can expect from the events.
Read MoreRisk appetite and strong economic data propelled the Kiwi to the top of the forex heap last week. Can the bulls maintain the momentum this week?
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Read MoreMostly a quiet week for the Greenback despite a busy U.S. economic calendar, until Thursday when more dovish Fed rhetoric hit the wires.
Read MoreNegative Brexit developments were once again the focus to start the week, but Sterling was able to recover some losses after MPs block the pursuit of a no-deal Brexit
Read MoreThe euro takes grinds lower on European sentiment data support further ECB stimulus, while the franc generally followed the euro with a lack of major catalysts from Switzerland before rallying into the weekend
Read MoreThe reality is that some percentage of trades in any methodology will lose money, no matter how good the approach is, and there is no way to know a priori which will be the winning trades.Jack D. Schwager