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Looking to Sell EUR/GBP as the Retrace Higher Fades
Looking to Sell EUR/GBP: EUR/USD turned bearish in summer last year, while EUR/GBP turned bearish at the beginning of 2021. ... -
Short GBP/JPY on Pandemic Pessimism and UK Political Risk: Top Trade Q1 2022
Short GBP/JPY Political Risk:: If you are pessimistic about the impact on the global economy of Covid-19 in general, and ... -
US Dollar Forecast: Emerging Market FX Resilient. Eyes on Fed, PCE and China PMI
US DOLLAR, SINGAPORE DOLLAR, THAI BAHT, INDONESIAN RUPIAH, PHILIPPINE PESO, ASEAN, FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS – TALKING POINTS US Dollar mostly lower against ... -
Australian Dollar Forecast: AUD/USD Gets a CPI Boost Amid Volatile Trading
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR, AUD/USD, Q4 INFLATION, RISK AVERSION, TECHNICAL OUTLOOK – TALKING POINTS Australian fourth-quarter inflation crosses the wires at 3.5% ... -
USD/CAD Rebound Materializes Ahead of BoC Interest Rate Decision
CANADIAN DOLLAR TALKING POINTS USD/CAD Rebound: USD/CAD extends the rebound from the monthly low (1.2450) following the string of failed attempts ... -
Gold Steady at $1,833 – Why 1,827 is Crucial for the Uptrend
Yellen’s comments lifted some of the risk-off market sentiment and weighed on the gold prices on Friday The Fed’s expectations ... -
Japan’s Manufacturing Activity Rises, Services See Dip in January
Japan’s Manufacturing Activity Rises: Manufacturing activity across Japan posted the fastest increase seen in several years during January, buoyed by ... -
EUR/USD Resumes the Downtrend, Even After the Rebound in the German Economy
EUR/USD Resumes the Downtrend: The Eurozone economy surged during summer, with manufacturing and services catching up with the US, as ... -
Bitcoin falls again, last down 4%
Bitcoin falls again: (Reuters) -Bitcoin dropped again on Saturday and was last down around 4% for the day, hovering around ... -
Sterling Fundamental Forecast: GBP Slides Before PM ‘Party’ Report Next Week
STERLING WEEKLY FORECAST: NEUTRAL, DUE TO UNCERTAIN POLITICAL OUTCOME Next week will prove decisive for PM Johnson and the Pound Sterling ...
