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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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Run Up To The French Elections, Chinese GDP And Post-Easter Energy
After traders return from the Easter weekend, volatility is expected to rise. Chinese GDP, US housing figures and UK retail sales all play second fiddle to France with a first round of presidential elections possibly prompting extreme volatility.
Technical Levels For Majors And Crosses – Easter Edition
Trump triggered an uptick in foreign exchange volatility and currencies have moved. What technical levels should we look out for? The two videos below describe the levels to look out for in the upcoming week.
The Donald Temporarily Downs The Dollar – Is Volatility Back?
After too many long days of low volatility, volatility sparked back thanks to comments from the US president. His desire for a weaker dollar and lower interest rates hurt the greenback.
AUD/USD – Between Housing Risks, Chinese Re-Awakening And The Donald
The Australian dollar is stuck in a range for quite some time. While the RBA is not expected to move anytime soon, other events could shape the direction of the A$.
The Week Ahead: Focus On The US Consumer Leading Into Easter
The second week of April will begin with echoes from the NFP. When these fade away, a jobs report in Australia, inflation in the UK and a rate decision in Canada will dot the landscape.
Cautious Trading Ahead Of The NFP
The second quarter began with a dose of risk-off trading that helps the yen and weighs on commodity currencies. Caution could turn into tension as the US Non-Farm Payrolls are due Friday.
The Week Ahead: Strong Start To Q2 With A Full NFP Buildup
After some end-of-quarter adjustments, the new one commences with a full buildup to the Non-Farm Payrolls. Will the data justify further hikes? We will also hear directly from the Fed via the FOMC meeting minutes.
Currency Of The Week: EUR/USD – The Only Way Is Up?
EUR/USD is trading around the highest levels of 2017. We run through the politics in the old continent, as things are cautiously moving in the right direction. Also monetary moves and US politics seem to support further rises.
Trading Article 50: 3 Scenarios And Endless Uncertainty
Nine months after the EU referendum, the UK is officially leaving the EU. The move was well-telegraphed but could still cause jitters as the negotiations begin. We lay out the three scenarios for this new phase of GBP trading.
The Week Ahead: Quarter Ends With GDP Reads And Last-minute Adjustments
The last week of March features the normal end-of-quarter adjustments. The dominating pieces of data are GDP releases: final figures from the US and the UK and a first look at Q1 via the monthly Canadian GDP. Also watch out for inflation figures.
Technical Levels For Currency Pairs – Early Spring Edition
A summary of recent areas of support and resistance for major currency pairs. Will the Japanese Yen continue to gain as a safe haven on dollar weakness?
Wrap Up: USD Suffers, EUR And GBP Take Advantage
The greenback is still suffering from the Fed and its main peers take advantage. The euro enjoys optimism from Dutch and French politics while the pound enjoys rising hopes of a rate hike.
The Week Ahead: Fed Hangover, Durables, And Brexit Speculation
The Fed decision, as well as the other ones, will continue reverberating in markets for a while. A lighter calendar does not imply lighter trading as the inflow of events continues.
USD/CAD: Can CAD Recover From The Crude Crash?
After a long period of stability, oil prices collapsed and the Canadian dollar followed suit. We explain what happened to oil but stress that this is not the only factor moving the loonie. We discuss what’s next for the Canadian dollar.
Fed Preview: 3 Scenarios For The Dots That Move The Dollar
Expectations for the March meeting went from a non-event to certain hike. But is the Fed just “sneaking in” a move now and will take a break? Or are they about to hit the accelerator pedal?
Fed Fever And Crashing Crude In The Ides Of March – MM
The rate hike is coming. But what does it mean for markets?
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