Trading Insights

FX traders seemed to shift their attention away from the U.S. elections aftermath and back to fundamental factors, as well as central bank policy expectations.

Financial market action were a mixed bag this week, as some asset classes like bitcoin were still riding the post-election high while others shifted back to economic and interest rate expectations.

When is scaling in considered “averaging down” and when can you call it “gambling?”

Gold bears have been in control lately. But could the shiny metal find enough support from a technical confluence zone to inspire another bullish swing?

Are we about to see a bounce or a break for Brent crude oil? Better keep this triangle support zone on your radar if you’re hoping to catch a move!

U.S. crude oil prices have been down bad as traders priced in global demand concerns. How low can crude oil go with closely watched support levels nearby?

In a market where every pip counts, missing out on a good breakout or trend-reversal trade can take its toll on your trading psychology. Here are three possible reasons why you keep on missing these opportunities.

U.S. stock markets have been on quite a run lately, but are we finally seeing signs of a rally correction on the S&P 500 index? Check out these nearby inflection points!

The Land Down Under is gearing up to print its latest employment data, and a potential miss could be enough for traders to doubt the RBA’s hawkish stance. Here’s what I’m watching on AUD/NZD and EUR/AUD in this scenario.

Australia may added jobs in October, but at a slower pace compared to September. Here’s why we’re looking REALLY closely at AUD/CHF and AUD/CAD!

Australia is expected to add fewer jobs, which could fuel calls for an RBA interest rate cut. What are traders expecting from the event anyway?

EUR/GBP has extended its downswing and broke a range pattern! Will we see a pullback in the next trading sessions? Or will the bears keep calm and carry on?

Uncle Sam’s October CPI could promote U.S. dollar volatility, with manufacturing prices surging even as service sector inflation cools off.

When you’re thinking with a stressed mind and body, your mind isn’t focused, and this can mean danger for your trading.

It looks like WTI crude oil prices are stuck around the middle of its range for now! Is it in for a bounce back to support soon or about to carry on with its climb to the top?

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Unless the report’s components all point to a strong labor market and sticky high wage pressures, GBP traders could still price in further BOE rate cuts.

With the BOE emphasizing a “gradual approach” to easing, can the upcoming U.K. jobs release further dampen hopes of another interest rate cut soon? Here’s what I’m watching on GBP/CHF and GBP/CAD if that happens.

We’ve got a fresh batch of U.K. labor market figures comin’ right up! Can the numbers keep the Bank of England (BOE) on its neutral stance or will it tip the scales either dovish or hawkish?

This week our currency strategists focused on the RBA Monetary Policy Statement and New Zealand Employment Report for potential high-quality setups & solid outcomes.