FX Watch: GBP/USD and GBP/CAD’s Bullish Targets if U.K. CPI Comes in Hot
Will this week’s U.K. CPI report support a BOE rate cut? If the U.K.’s CPI numbers come in hot, GBP/USD and GBP/CAD could draw in bullish pressure.
Read MoreWill this week’s U.K. CPI report support a BOE rate cut? If the U.K.’s CPI numbers come in hot, GBP/USD and GBP/CAD could draw in bullish pressure.
Read MoreAnother dip in headline and core U.K. inflation is eyed for March, possibly reviving dovish BOE expectations. Here’s what I’m watching on GBP/CAD and GBP/JPY in this scenario.
Read MoreBOC’s next move is too close to call, setting up a potential CAD whipsaw either way. With markets split, this event could trigger some of the biggest intraday swings in CAD pairs this year.
Read MoreRising inflation expectations stemming from higher U.S. tariffs appear to be a major market theme these days, so will the U.K. CPI report reflect higher cost pressures already? Here’s what to expect for the March release.
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Read MoreCanada’s March CPI could make or break rate cut expectations, landing just a day before BOC’s Wednesday meeting. A hot print might squash easing hopes, while a soft read could seal the deal for a cut.
Read MoreEmployment has been on the decline in the U.K. over the past couple of months, so are we about to see another increase in claimants? Here are the points you need to know about the upcoming U.K. jobs release.
Read MoreMarkets had another chaotic run in the previous week thanks to trade war developments. Let’s dive into what’s really happening and how you can navigate these choppy waters in the days ahead.
Read MoreThis week, our currency strategists focused on the RBNZ event for potential high-quality setups in the New Zealand dollar. Check out how this setup played out!
Read MoreMarkets swung wildly amid Trump’s tariff drama this week. Stocks crashed then recovered on a partial tariff pause, while bonds sold off, gold surged to records, and the dollar tumbled.
Read MoreGlobal trade policy updates dominated the news flow and arguably had the biggest weight of influence on currency price action, resulting in a very rough week for the U.S. dollar!
Read MoreMarket headlines aren’t exactly sounding cheery these days, leading some to worry that another crash may be looming. How can your account survive if this happens?
Read MoreU.S. President Trump announced a 90-day pause on higher reciprocal tariffs, sparking a massive broad market risk-on move, including in NZD/JPY. How did it all play out?
Read MoreThe RBNZ’s dovish rate cut to 3.50% has reinforced the Kiwi’s bearish outlook against the Japanese yen, especially amid ongoing global trade tensions.
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Read MoreMissed the long-term trend line break on GBP/USD? Better keep these correction levels on your radar if you’re hoping to catch a major reversal.
Read MoreMarkets seem to be wary of the inflationary effect of tariffs these days, so will the upcoming U.S. CPI report already reflect these price pressures? Here are the points you need to know.
Read MoreThe RBNZ is expected to cut its interest rates this week! Here’s why NZD/USD and AUD/NZD present the best opportunities if the RBNZ stays cautious on cutting interest rates further.
Read MoreWill the RBNZ signal scope for more interest rate cuts in this week’s policy statement? Here’s what I’m looking at on GBP/NZD and NZD/JPY in a more dovish RBNZ announcement.
Read MoreWinning breeds complacency. When trading is going particularly well, many traders will tend to get lax in both their trade entry and money management. They will be more prone to take trades they normally wouldn’t and to be less rigorous in their risk control.Jack D. Schwager