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US Dollar Forecast: US Dollar Rally Sees Risks in Trump Fed Pick, Tax Reform Pace The US Dollar is posed to continue upward after surging to a three-month high but stalled progress on tax cuts and President Trump’s Fed Chair pick may emerge as roadblocks. British Pound Forecast: Risk of Weakness After BoE Delivers Expected Rate Rise There’s little doubt that the Bank of England will double the UK Bank Rate to 0.5% on ‘Super ...
The beautiful paint palette of Tokyo in Autumn From seasonal sights and arts events to traditional festivals and tech expos, there is a lot happening in Tokyo from late September through to December – making the autumn months a great time to visit. Tokyo’s parks and gardens are a treat any time of year but especially when the maple trees turn from green to torii (a traditional ...
British Pound Forecast: Supported For Now But Politics Hold Sway The British Pound continues to be held ransom by the ongoing Brexit talks although next month’s central bank policy decision may underpin GBP Euro Forecast: ECB To Announce Start of Tapering, Will Avoid Any Surprises Euro trading will be dominated in the coming week by Thursday’s meeting of the European Central Bank, which will signal a tightening of Euro-Zone monetary policy from January. ...
Low volatility is a major source of frustration among many traders as the amount of opportunity to trade – or should I say, make ‘good’ trades – diminishes. Frustration generally only breeds one thing – more frustration. We can’t control how the market behaves just as we can’t control the outcome of our trades, but what we can control is how we react and conduct ourselves. Volatility ebbs from low to high and back again, across all time-frames. ...
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