Here is our weekly video analysis for the FX Majors. We will be breaking down time-frames while highlighting what you should be looking out for this week!
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Risk-off sentiment once again made its way. This time, thanks to concerns of a possible impeachment of President Trump.
Equity markets whipsawed on Tuesday with the S&P500 dropping the most since late August.
On the economic… Read More
The US-China trade talks remain one of the key factors for the markets.
By Friday, equity markets closed lower as risk sentiment fell. China said that it was cutting the trade talks short, prompting President Trump to state that trade… Read More
The global economic growth is projected to slow to a ten-year low, according to the latest report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
According to OECD, global growth is set to expand at a pace of 2.9%… Read More
Tomorrow is a pretty busy day on the economic calendar! Key data is coming out both in Europe and the Americas.
Here we'll be focusing on inflation data from the UK and Canada.
As most central banks around the world are heading… Read More
Boris Johnson, Britain's rather controversial Prime Minister, is running out of options.
Last Friday, a bill to block a no-deal Brexit by October 31st passed the House of Lords. It should now be made law as early as Monday.
The bill… Read More
The week ahead will see investors shifting focus to the European Central Bank which will be stealing the limelight given the expectations.
However, there are other high-ticket events lined up over the week such as US inflation, producer… Read More
The UK PM lost the first and most critical battle in Parliament yesterday. MPs voted to block a no-deal Brexit.
Rebel Torry MPs joined other party MPs in a bid to take power from Boris Johnson and avoid a hard Brexit. Forex traders were… Read More
The UK's Prime Minister faces a fresh electoral threat from 20 rebel Tory MPs who have joined Jeremy Corbyn's efforts to rule out a no-deal Brexit.
The motion to block a no-deal Brexit will most likely be tabled in Parliament as MPs fear… Read More
Risk appetite returned on Thursday after China said that it was willing to resolve the trade disputes. The comments came from the Ministry of Commerce. The US and China trade dispute escalated early on after the US levied additional tariffs… Read More