U.S. Session Forex Recap – Nov. 5, 2014
Just when we thought forex price action was going to be boring, a report on the ECB popped up and pushed the euro higher across the board.
Read MoreJust when we thought forex price action was going to be boring, a report on the ECB popped up and pushed the euro higher across the board.
Read MoreForex price action continued its choppiness during the morning London session, with notable moves in the British pound & fresh weakness in the Loonie
Read MoreIf you’re looking for more opportunities to grab pips this week, you might wanna keep tabs on these upcoming interest rate statements set to rock the forex market on Thursday.
Read MoreYen pairs hit the brakes on their recent forex rallies in today’s Asian trading session, as USD/JPY stalled at 113.50. Here’s why.
Read MoreTo infinity and beyond! Thanks to better-than-expected U.S. data, forex bulls pushed the Greenback higher during the U.S. session.
Read MoreWe got more reads on global manufacturing conditions, with purchasing managers from the U.K. and Switerland giving positive vibes, and not so bad vibes from Europe.
Read MoreTalk about starting the brand new trading month with a bang! This week has FOUR employment reports lined up, which means FOUR big opportunities to bag some serious forex profits.
Read MoreIt looks like the force is strong in this one! The U.S. dollar gapped up against most of its forex counterparts over the weekend and isn’t showing any signs of filling those gaps anytime soon.
Read MoreThough we had a couple of mid-tier economic reports released, traders still traded on risk sentiment during the U.S. forex trading session.
Read MoreThe big forex mover of the morning London session continued to be affect of the Bank of Japan’s surprise increase in monetary stimulus.
Read MoreIf you thought that BOJ Governor Kuroda was just bluffing when he said that they’re ready to ease again if inflation falls further, then you’re in for a big surprise!
Read MoreTrick or treat? Forex traders were spooked by the BOJ’s decision to ease again through an expansion of their monetary base.
Read MoreI noticed, at least up until yesterday, the one-trick pony gold-loving-dollar-hating sound-bite morons were still doing interviews on the financial TV channels (I don’t watch TV but see it second-hand via the internet).
Read MoreNot so fast, dollar bulls! U.S. session forex traders saw the dollar erase most of its session gains after investors read the fine print on Uncle Sam’s GDP report.
Read MoreWe had a busy, positive filled economic calendar in the morning London session, but forex price action remained pretty steady in sideways chop.
Read MoreThe FOMC is just full of surprises, isn’t it? While their September rate decision turned out surprisingly dovish, the tone of their monetary policy statement this month was the exact opposite!
Read MoreLooks like today’s Asian trading session was the FOMC after-party for the dollar bulls! The Greenback continued to advance against its forex counterparts in the past few hours, as traders caught up to the relatively hawkish Fed statement.
Read MoreThe Greenback flexed its muscles during the U.S. session, as forex traders priced in a decidedly hawkish FOMC statement.
Read MoreToday the Federal Open Market Committee wraps up its latest monetary policy meeting.
Read MoreForex price action picked up in the morning London session thanks to consumer data from the Bank of England, but stayed mostly in a range ahead of the FOMC policy announcement.
Read MoreDoing nothing between the genuine trade opportunities is far more challenging than executing the trades responsible for the bulk of his profits.Amrit Sall