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Yohay Elam has been into forex trading for over 5 years, and shares the experience and the knowledge accumulated after taking a short course about forex. Like many forex traders, Elam has earned the significant share of his knowledge the hard way. Macroeconomics, the impact of news on the ...more

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EUR/USD: Flat Waiting For A Signal, GBP/USD: Inverted H&S – RBS
Major pairs have interesting patterns emerging on them.
Risk Off Light – Focus On AUD And NZD
After the not so good U.S. data, the U.S. dollar looks a bit weaker, but this is replaced with a light “risk off” environment favoring only the yen an the euro over the greenback. (Video Length: 00:04:28)
GBP/USD Bounces Back On Draft EU Deal
Intense negotiations over the weekend have resulted in some kind of draft agreement between the European Union and the UK.
UK Construction PMI Falls To 55 – GBP Pressured
The second PMI release is not a charm: the UK’s construction sector is seeing slower growth according to Markit’s PMI: a score of 55 points, significantly below 57.5 expected.
First NFP Hint Looks Bad
The U.S. economy gained jobs at a rapid pace in the past three months, with a superb 292K in December. However, the first NFP publication for 2016 could be negative, at least according to one sector: manufacturing.
Sell AUD/JPY – Barclays Trade Of The Week
The Australian dollar is a “risk” currency while the yen is a “safe haven”. This makes moves quite sharp, and now the team at Barclays sees opportunities...
EUR/USD Weakness Masking The Truth – CIBC
EUR/USD closed the last week of January slightly lower but still in range.. What is really going on?
Top-Tier Data For A New Month: NFP, Rate Decisions And China Once Again
After a wild January we expect a strong start to February: early on Monday we’ll get independent Chinese data. This is followed all week long with a buildup to the NFP, with Wednesday featuring the key releases ahead of the big day on Friday.
U.S. GDP 0.7% But Good Internals – USD Stronger
The U.S. economy grew at a weak annualized growth rate at 0.7%, just below expectations, but perhaps it could have been worse after yesterday’s data.
Euro-zone Core Inflation Beats With 1% – EUR/USD Ticks Up
Inflation could be worse in the euro-zone: headline inflation rose to 0.4% as expected and core CPI beat with 1%.
Don’t Abandon The Dollar: Here Is Why – BNPP
The US dollar seems to be on the back foot following a cautious FOMC statement and poor data.
AUD/USD: Bullish Reversal Week Amid Positive S/T Momentum – NAB
The recent bounce completed a bullish weekly reversal pattern last week that implies exhaustion in the downtrend and the need for a further period of consolidation/correction.
Crazy CAD Moves On Oil Cut Talk
The Canadian dollar continues being one of the most active currencies out there.
U.S. Durable Goods Orders Crash 5.1% – USD Slides
The U.S. economy is going in a positive direction: a fall of 5.1% in durable goods orders and a disappointing 1.2% fall in the core figure.
UK GDP As Expected With 0.5% – GBP/USD Rises
It could have been worse: The UK economy grew by 0.5% q/q and 1.9% y/y, exactly as expected according to the preliminary release.
How The Fed Pumped Up Stocks In One Simple Chart
Money that went from central banks to bonds not only raised bond prices and lowered yields (the intended consequence) but also crowded out / released money to look for other assets: stocks and also prices of homes in various places.
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