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The Aussie dollar fell versus several of its peers during the Sydney-Aussie trading session, as the central bank of Australia, the RBA, revealed in its minutes that it was quite prepared to lower interest rates, below the current record low of 1.5%, in an attempt to stimulate growth by way of a loose monetary policy, […]
What’s termed “earnings season”, when major USA firms listed on public trading markets, report their latest set of trading figures, has begun in America. Analysts and investors pay close attention to the results and in particular to the figures filed by the banking sector. The belief is that if firms, such as; Goldman Sachs and
The definition of what the concept of scalping represents, has altered substantially over recent years. To many old school traders (who can still recall when internet based trading was born) scalping means; searching for a profit equivalent to more than the spread cost. For example; if the spread on GBP/USD was circa 2-3 pips, you’d
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A combination of the Spring meeting between the IMF and World Bank, the benign FOMC minutes, a potential breakthrough in the China-USA trade talks and various economic calendar data, suggesting the USA economy is on course to match earlier bullish forecasts, might have caused a risk on environment to develop in equity markets over recent
Monday begins with the latest U.K. Rightmove asking house prices, published just after midnight. This data, ranking as medium impact, can have a significant effect on overall U.K. consumer and investor sentiment, for both the value of equity indices and sterling. The trickle down effect that; house buying, moving and speculation has on the U.K.
The latest Chinese export and import figures were published late in the Asian trading session, just before the London-European session prepared to open. Exports out of China have risen by 14.2% year on year up to March, beating the Reuters expectation of 6.5%, whilst marking a significant recovery, above the -20.8% reading recorded in February.
The USA statistics agency, the BLS, reported a weekly unemployment claims number so low on Thursday afternoon, that statisticians had to refer back to 1969 to find such a comparable small reading. Only 196k Americans filed an unemployment claim during the preceding week, whilst continuous claims also fell moderately. Cynics were quick to point out
It’s worth starting at the end of the article title, as none of us like to simply “give up”. There’s something about: quitting, walking away, surrendering, that should never fit comfortably with you psyche. Imagine for a moment, if you gave up easily on other pursuits, you’d never achieve anything. We persevere at difficult tasks
China’s year on year CPI figure came in right on forecast, at 2.3% up to March, rising from 1.5% in February. Analysts immediately began to ponder if the globe’s second largest economy, might be entering a recovery mode, after its most recent GDP figures have indicated a slowdown in growth. That reduction in commerce, could
As predicted, by the economists polled by Reuters and Bloomberg, the ECB announced they had kept the key interest rate unchanged at 0.00% and the deposit rate fixed at -0.4%, at the culmination of their committee meeting. Later in the afternoon, during his press conference in Frankfurt, the ECB President Mario Draghi urged patience, with
