Via reuters
Schlagwort-Archiv: GBP
Thought for the day – Don’t ignore fundamental analysis.
Get the fundamentals right
Fundamental analysis is simply the ability to understand why the market is moving in a certain direction. Some simple ways to fast track your fundamental analysis skills are to invest in a news squawk, read analysts regularly, and get some 1:1 coaching. It will be an investment that will pay dividends in
Fundamental analysis is simply the ability to understand why the market is moving in a certain direction. Some simple ways to fast track your fundamental analysis skills are to invest in a news squawk, read analysts regularly, and get some 1:1 coaching. It will be an investment that will pay dividends in
Head of German vaccine regulator on wires
Via Reuters
Forexlive European FX News 15 Sep – Risk on after positive Chinese data
September 15
Other markets
– FTSE +1.04%
– Euro Stoxx +0.55%
– Dax+ 0.34 %
– Bitcoin +1.82%
– Gold +0.66%
– US oil +1.58 %
GBP and NZD firm against the USD
Other markets
– FTSE +1.04%
– Euro Stoxx +0.55%
– Dax+ 0.34 %
– Bitcoin +1.82%
– Gold +0.66%
– US oil +1.58 %
GBP and NZD firm against the USD
UK Chancellor Sunak adamant that he won’t extend furlough scheme
Via BBC’s Kuensberg
Here are her tweets. October deadline for furlough scheme looks set for now. Bearish pressures mounting for the GBP inn the bigger picture.
Here are her tweets. October deadline for furlough scheme looks set for now. Bearish pressures mounting for the GBP inn the bigger picture.
Thought for the day – Don’t ignore trading psychology
It’s all in your head
It is easy to see why trading psychology is an area that is often overlooked by traders, especially when they are starting out. However, seasoned traders, who have spent years in the markets, understand that the traders who are going to keep going for the long haul are those who have
It is easy to see why trading psychology is an area that is often overlooked by traders, especially when they are starting out. However, seasoned traders, who have spent years in the markets, understand that the traders who are going to keep going for the long haul are those who have
Forexlive European FX News 14 Sep – Vaccine hopes return
Positive risk sentiment on vaccine hopes
The session started with a positive hand over from Asia that translated into a positive European cash open and strength inUS equity futures. Positive vaccine sentiment from AstraZeneca and Pfizer helped to keep sentiment buoyed though yields were less positive than the early equity moves. The sentiment moderated as the
The session started with a positive hand over from Asia that translated into a positive European cash open and strength inUS equity futures. Positive vaccine sentiment from AstraZeneca and Pfizer helped to keep sentiment buoyed though yields were less positive than the early equity moves. The sentiment moderated as the
OPEC sees 2020 world oil demand falling by 9.46 mbpd
OPEC
Oil rising higher. Now at 37.27. Probably not as bad as the market was fearing. High compliance is good, especially with compliance normally an issue.
Oil rising higher. Now at 37.27. Probably not as bad as the market was fearing. High compliance is good, especially with compliance normally an issue.
Positive risk sentiment moderates
Early optimism fades a little
The early vaccine optimism is fading a little as European equity markets drift towards flat for the day. US futures markets have also taken a dip lower in the last 30 mins of trading joining the lower bond yields and weakness in oil ahead of the OPEC oil market report at
The early vaccine optimism is fading a little as European equity markets drift towards flat for the day. US futures markets have also taken a dip lower in the last 30 mins of trading joining the lower bond yields and weakness in oil ahead of the OPEC oil market report at
ECB gives SNB a headache
Via Bloomberg
Great point on the Bloomberg’s Market’s live blog.
The ECB’s verbal interventions against euro strength is a pain for the SNB. The SNB want the euro higher against the CHF to help their export economy. The ECB want the euro lower to support theirs.
Great point on the Bloomberg’s Market’s live blog.
The ECB’s verbal interventions against euro strength is a pain for the SNB. The SNB want the euro higher against the CHF to help their export economy. The ECB want the euro lower to support theirs.