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What Will Traders Be Watching This Week? 22 Nov – 26 Nov, 2021

APAC should be hogging most traders’ attention in the first half of the coming week. China and New Zealand take the spotlight up to Wednesday. A sprinkling of US and European data helps to round out the offerings....

NZD/AUD – Battle Of The Interest Rates

NZD/AUD is approaching a robust congested area at around 0.925. A downwards channel sees a possible move further lower may see the pair come a level below 0.9. However, an action lower will be dictated on which economy puts the...

Week ahead – Fed Interest Rates, GDP

We have a relatively light data week ahead regarding the amount of significant data points coming out. However, the economic events are extremely significant in determining the state of their respective economies. Hope you all are staying safe. Here is...

Week ahead – GDP, CPI and BoC Interest Rates

All eyes will be on the UK’s rollout of the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine this week ahead, as the first western country to approve a Coronavirus vaccine starts to vaccinate front line workers. However, the NHS medical director warned the vaccine distribution...

RBA Slashes rates to 0.1%

As predicted by many analysts, the Reserve Bank of Australia has slashed rates from 0.25% to 0.1%, a 15-point cut. Furthermore, they've decided to buy back over $100 Billion government bonds of maturities around 5 to 10 years over the next six months....

NASDAQ ranges as Coronavirus licks 30 million

Deeper downside for the dollar?

The dollar has seen better days. In the past 124 trading days, only 46 has been in the green for the dollar index. Many factors have catalyzed this risk off-trend, and unfortunately, I believe even the key fundamental strength for the dollar...

Week ahead – Nonfarm Payroll, RBA Interest rates

Busy week ahead as September kicks in. As New Zealand and the United States elections slowly approach, the Coronavirus pandemic will most likely be the center focus for many parties and how they handle the post Coronavirus world. Here is...

Interest rates, Non-farm payroll – Week ahead

Coronavirus cases have passed 18 million across the globe, with deaths approaching 700k. Markets are slowly pricing in how the Coronavirus is affecting countries' respective markets. The US Dollar is down 10% from its March highs, and the ASX is...
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