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MTF Forex Trading Strategy on U.S. Gross Domestic Product
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) gauges the annualized adjustment in the inflation-attuned value of all goods and services that are produced by the U.S. economy. It is one of the most far-reaching measure of economic activity and the key indicator of the health of the economy. This report is reported monthly and has 3 versions […]
Continue readingU.S. Unemployment Rate Forex Trading Strategy
The U.S. Unemployment Rate gauges the percentage of the entire work force that is without jobs and aggressively in search of employment in the previous month. A higher than expected reading is seen as bearish/negative for the greenback, while a lower than expected reading is seen as bullish/positive for the greenback. Chart Setup MetaTrader4 Indicators: […]
Continue readingOctopus Forex Trading Strategy on UK’s CPI
Generally speaking, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) gauges the adjustment in the price of goods and services from a consumer perspective. It is a significant means to gauge fluctuations in purchasing trends and inflation. IF the UK CPI reading comes out higher than expected, investors imply it to be bullish/positive for the Pound, while a […]
Continue readingEU Minimum Bid Rate Forex Trading Strategy
The EU Minimum Bid Rate is also known as the main refinancing rate, which is the interest rate banks are required to pay when they borrow money from the European Central Bank. Banks engage in this when they’re low on liquidities. By altering this rate, the apex bank i.e. ECB is able to sway interbank […]
Continue readingBOE Forex News Trading Strategy
Mark Carney (July 2013 – June 2021) is the governor of the Bank of England, when he speaks the market responds. Considering the fact he’s the head of the BOE’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) which reins short term interest rates, Mark Carney has further influence over the Pound’s value than any other person. Investors are […]
Continue readingNew Zealand Unemployment Rate Forex Trading Strategy
The New Zealand Unemployment Rate is an event risk that is being monitored by currency traders across the globe. It gauges the percentage of the entire work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment during the prior quarter. Fundamentally speaking, a higher than expected reading is seen as being bearish or negative for the […]
Continue readingSNB Interest Rate Decision Forex Trading Strategy
The SNB Interest Rate Decision is a high impact news event that is closely watched by investors across the currency market. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) governing board members meet to agree on where to set target range for the rate. Investors are keen on this event risk with an eye on interest rate changes, […]
Continue readingU.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI Forex Trading Strategy
The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) Report on Business is a high impact news release that is based on data gathered from cyclic responses to questions asked of purchasing and supply executives in more than 400 industrial companies. For every respective indicators being gauged (New Export Orders, New Orders, Imports, […]
Continue readingTrade UK GDP News Forex Trading Strategy
The UK Gross Domestic Product (GDP) gauges the yearly variation in the inflation-adjusted rate of all goods and services manufactured by the economy. It is biggest gauge of economic activity and the key pointer of the economy’s health. From a fundamental point of view, a higher than expected number is seen as bullish or positive […]
Continue readingU.S. Durable Goods Orders Forex Trading Strategy
The U.S. Core Durable Goods Order is a high impact fundamental data release that can swing the market heavily in either direction, depending on the numbers and investor sentiments. The data gauges the change in the aggregate worth of new orders covering long lasting manufactured goods, minus transportation items. Considering that aircraft orders are quite […]
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