Category: Market Trends

ast week there was a strange situation in the Asian stock exchange, during which British pound temporarily went down more than 1000 points. it caused another panic on the market, despite the fact that most of the positions were recovered. Many market’s participants put in question Where is the «bottom” of GBP/USD and to which point it is going to fall down? Unfortunately, institutional trader do not like the moments of volatility and some of them started to close the positions on the British pounds, which also has a negative…

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Low inflation is the key problem of Eurozone at the moment. On the latest meeting of European Central Bank representatives it was decided to keep both deposit facility rate and interest rate unchanged (-0.40% and 0.00% respectively). Head of ECB Mario Draghi said that there will be no additional measures of economy of stimulation at the moment and the asset buyback program will remain on the same level. On the other hand, representatives of Bank of Japan are also playing a risky game by decreasing the rates regularly and having…

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Today, Australia has published the labor data for August. Officially the unemployment fell from 5.7% to 5.6%, but due reducing of economically active population (64.7% vs. 64.9% in July). The number of unemployed increased by 3.9K. The expected inflation rate of MI decreased from 3.5% to 3.3%. Commodity markets continue falling. The iron ore fell to 57.25 dollars. The Brent oil lost 1.3 dollars. Today, it is worth to pay attention to the US data. The core retail sales are expected to rise by 0.2%, the Core PPI is expected…

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Developed markets around the world are looking pricey by multiple measures, with the U.S., in particular, relentlessly banging out record highs DJIA, -2.13% SPX, -2.45% At the same time, negative interest rates are a wicked curveball that nobody can seem to figure out. Even the “smart money”—especially the “smart money”—can’t get it right. No doubt, it’s a treacherous climate for trading stocks. But it doesn’t have to be. In fact, it can work to your advantage. Now more than ever, retail investors are positioned for success thanks to the flood…

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This week, the intensity on the stock exchanges has reached its peak. Two Central Banks, the ECB and the Bank of Canada, will present their decisions on interest rates, and dollar investors will get the latest crucial statistics in anticipation of a meeting on the open market of the US Federal Reserve system. Quote charts will “pace” from side to side, and options traders will be able to get rich, turning each new wave of growth or decline into profits in their trading accounts! The USA: the Service Sector Business…

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