Trading Insights

Tariff concerns are weighing on commodity-related currencies lately, but can a strong GDP read improve AUD demand? Here’s why we’re watching AUD/CAD and AUD/CHF.

The Australian dollar is already under a lot of downside pressure lately, so can the upcoming GDP release drag it any lower? Here’s what I’m watching on AUD/NZD and AUD/JPY if the growth report disappoints.

The Land Down Under is scheduled to print another major report in the form of its GDP reading this week, and the results could continue to shape RBA policy expectations.

It’s one thing to believe that your trades can reel you in a handful of pips and it’s another to think that you know EVERYTHING about the markets. Here’s how you can keep your ego in check.

In this data-driven world it is now harder than ever to find out the truly useful market information among all the noise. That’s the reason why having access to the right Technical Analysis tools and data is crucial to you not just surviving but thriving among the institutional and retail investors.

This week is shaping up to be another volatile one for the currency market, as top-tier economic catalysts like the ECB decision, Canadian jobs report and U.S. non-farm payrolls data are lined up.

This week, our currency strategists focused on Australia’s CPI Report (January 2025) for potential high-quality setups in Australian dollar pairs.

WTI crude oil prices just busted above a trend resistance zone. Think Black Crack will eventually return to its longer-term downtrend?

This currency pair has been in consolidation mode for quite some time, but it looks ready to make a breakout from its triangle pattern pretty soon. Which way can it go?

U.S. tariff policy developments were a major factor driving market sentiment & fx flows, followed by business & consumer sentiment updates shaking up sentiment as well.

Financial markets likely experienced their most volatile week of the quarter as traders navigated economic data, geopolitical developments, and policy shifts.

Traders are competitive by nature and it is precisely this characteristic that makes us vulnerable to being extremely frustrated with losing trades. Here’s how you can cope.

After turning lower from its 2025 highs, GBP/USD is fast approaching potential support zones. Will the pair see enough demand at the levels to extend its current uptrend?

The S&P 500 stock index is now trading near a support zone, which could allow the bulls to jump in a broader trend. Let’s take a closer look at the daily time frame!

Weak U.S. data and easing tensions in Europe recently fueled USD/CHF’s February downswing. Thinking of jumping in the pair’s downtrend?

How long and how intense should our efforts be before we can rightfully expect consistent trading results?

Is that a double top I’m seeing on the daily time frame of bitcoin? Better keep this potential neckline breakdown on your radar!

NZD/CHF has dropped significantly since our last update, with global growth concerns weighing on risk-sensitive currencies following disappointing PMI data. Let’s review the final outcome of our case study.

The RBA appears to have dampened future easing expectations in their latest policy decision, but can a downbeat Australian CPI report reignite dovish vibes? Here’s what I’m watching on GBP/AUD and AUD/JPY in this case.

Leading indicators and market expectations are pointing to hotter price pressures in Australia in January. In this scenario, major Aussie pairs like EUR/AUD and AUD/CHF may reflect AUD strength.