This past week was a very interesting one, as we had the UK election wrapping up serving a sort of second referendum on getting Brexit done…finally! Earlier in the week,
Weekly Forex Market Analysis
Market fundamentals make a 180-degree switch as the USD started the week off with negative data from ISM manufacturing but ended up with NFP data coming out Friday that was
No major fundamental catalyst dominated this past week’s market activity, as prices remained range-bound in most major currency pairs, likely due, in-part to mixed fundamental data. The USD temporally gained
Lagard, on her first-ever speech as ECB president, pointed out the difficulties that lie ahead for the Eurozone. She said that an increase in public investment would lighten the load
Bullish momentum rising in the Euro as Germany averts a recession. Last week the 3rd quarter GDP results for Germany
We saw markets react to the somewhat positive news coming from the US and China in regard to potential tariff
This last week had some historical changes, as Powell and the Federal Open market Committee (FOMC) decided on a 25
EUR/USD Analysis: This pair made a solid 1st push to the downside on Thursday, and that leads to a profitable
EUR/USD Analysis: This pair made a clear first push to the upside on Thursday and a second push up on