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I provide market insights at Global Prime. I've gathered over a decade of experience in capital markets. I focus on providing expert market analysis to Global Prime’s global clients and media outlets, with special expertise in currencies. I unpack Forex market dynamics in a way that ...more

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Order Flow Tells Us USD & JPY Rule In FX
The US Dollar and the Japanese Yen were the clear winners last week, while the Oceanic currencies and Gold were decimated.
Small Reversal In Risk Sentiment
It was largely an undecisive and choppy day in the markets on Thursday with both the USD and the Yen giving back a small portion of the huge gains made over the last week.
Risk-Off Returns With A Vengeance
Plenty of markets are finally coming back to life following tight ranges in most pairs. What’s driving these sell-side flows in equities, finally hitting hard the sentiment in Forex and benefiting the USD along the way, is anyone’s guess.
Imbalance Of Flows Mainly In Yen And Kiwi
There has been and continues to be for the most part a serious entanglement in currency flows with a very limited number of pairs exhibiting congruence in trends when studying the combination of 4-hour and daily charts.
The Fortitude Of Asian/Oceanic FX Stands Out
The USD had a bad day as the FOMC-induced gains were erased to the point that the currency ends the day as the worst performer across the FX board.
Low Vol FOMC Outcome, USD Better Bid
The main takeaway from the FOMC is that interest rates in the US will be depressed at the lowest bound for longer.
The FOMC Set To Gather All The Attention
Volatility in FX, while awaiting the real risk event in the US afternoon, was quite decent, especially in the likes of the Oceanic currencies.
Better Risk Conditions Ahead Of The FOMC
The overall flow dynamics were kind of a mix-bag as the US Dollar did indeed give back some ground amid the better mood, yet the Aussie and Canadian Dollar were also for most of the day under pressure.
GBP Weakness & FOMC Main Focus
We kick off the week with several narratives that have been left and center. We find a Euro rejuvenated on the back of an ECB not yet ready to be on a renewed committal stance and lay the ground to beef up its QE program.
Forex Market Trends - What To Buy & Sell?
This video explores some of the current trends in the Forex market. Some of the currencies under review are the Aussie, the New Zealand Dollar and the US Dollar. Trends in the Euro are also, reviewed.
USD Bearish Trend Fully Restored
The selling of the USD was also spurred by the ongoing rise in US stocks where the S&P 500, after the 34% COVID19-led decline, made a new all-time high.
Next Leg In The USD Bear Trend?
It’s not been an overly exciting start of the week yet the USD appears to again be on the back-foot, which is good news for swing trading opportunities.
Reset In Most Forex Trends
There has been a reset in the majority of developing forex trends as one of the top-performing currencies as of late such as the Canadian Dollar deflated its momentum last Friday while the likes of the Japanese Yen corrected higher.
Swing Trading Opportunities Abound
If we were to think of the process I conduct on a daily basis to identify trending markets as a wave, you’ll be glad to know that we are right at the crest of it, in other words, we are near or at what usually is the maximum number of instruments.
Risk Appetite Revived, Yen Under Pressure
Exploitable trends continue to emerge off a rejuvenated Canadian Dollar, by far the best performing currency this week after an impressive acceleration in the buy-side pressure.
Resumption In The US Dollar Downtrend
With the US Dollar fragility kicking back in as risk sentiment improves, we’ve once again transitioned into an environment granting us permission to expand the daily watch list as new instruments qualify to be traded at a discounting regions.
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