Event Guide: Australia’s CPI Report (October 2025)
Markets don’t exactly seem to be expecting interest rate cuts from the RBA at this point, but could the upcoming CPI report still change all that?
Read MoreMarkets don’t exactly seem to be expecting interest rate cuts from the RBA at this point, but could the upcoming CPI report still change all that?
Read MoreWe’re breaking down how our GBP setups performed after U.K. CPI printed soft, while sentiment whipsawed on Fed policy signals and anticipation of the U.K. Budget.
Read MoreWith a shortened yet jampacked trading week ahead, there’s likely to be a higher degree of uncertainty swirling in the financial markets in the next few days. Here’s how you can stay on top of your game.
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Every trader evaluating a bot eventually comes to the same three pillars: backtesting, signals, and execution. These determine whether an algorithm looks credible, performs consistently, and actually delivers trades as designed. But knowing what to look for isn’t just technical, it’s also psychological.
Read MoreBetween the high-stakes U.K. Autumn Budget, delayed U.S. economic data FINALLY hitting the wires, and central bank decisions across the Asia-Pacific region, currency traders face a dense calendar of potential market movers.
Read MoreThe Greenback is testing a key resistance area against the Swiss franc! Will we see an upside breakout this week?
Read MoreFed commentary ignited a dollar surge that commanded the week. Swiss GDP shocks, sterling’s inflation retreat, and yen intervention warnings delivered five sessions of relentless currency turbulence.
Read MoreAre you jumping on trends at the worst possible opportunities? You may be mixing up your time frame analyses.
Read MoreWTI crude oil has been cruising lower inside a short-term channel, and it looks like the energy commodity could be aiming much lower from here. Or can it still pull off a longer-term reversal?
Read MoreIs the trend still our friend on NZD/JPY? The pair is hitting a ceiling at its channel top but could still find buyers at the nearby correction levels. Take a look!
Read MoreLet’s dive a bit deeper into the U.K. inflation report and its implications on the British pound, as well as touch on GBP strategy considerations.
Read MoreAUD/USD is back at an inflection point that acted as support THREE times in the past few weeks. Will the bulls step in to defend this level again?
Read MoreWill the November PMIs knock ECB members from their cautious monetary policy stance? Here are points to know if you’re trading the release!
Read MoreHaving biases is a pretty normal occurrence in trading, but some cognitive biases can turn out to impair decision-making, as these tend to cloud our ability to read the markets objectively and make good decisions.
Read MoreEUR/CAD appears to have completed a reversal pattern on its 4-hour time frame and is currently testing its neckline. Will it break out and confirm a new trend soon?
Read MoreEUR/USD is back near a key area of interest after pushing above a resistance zone! Will the pair head higher in the next trading sessions?
Read MoreIf the U.K.’s CPI comes in hot, or if traders latch onto other GBP-friendly catalysts, then GBP/USD and GBP/NZD’s setups could draw attention this week.
Read MoreShifting market sentiment has kept gold in consolidation for quite some time, but is the precious metal gearing up for a big break soon? Check out this triangle pattern on the 4-hour time frame!
Read MoreExpectations for a December BOE rate cut are running pretty high, so a weak U.K. CPI print could spell further downside for GBP/AUD and GBP/CHF. Will these resistance levels be enough to keep gains in check?
Read MoreWith pound traders bracing for a likely December BOE rate cut, can the upcoming U.K. CPI release still move the needle? Or will it seal the deal for more aggressive policy easing?
Read MoreInstead of being bothered by losing on a trade, you’re proud that you can take these small losses that prevent a large loss from accumulating. In that light, taking a loss on a trade is not a sign of a defect but rather a reflection of a personal strength that explains why you have been successful in the long run.Peter L. Brandt