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Hey guys, my top 5 things to watch for the week ahead in markets are NFP, the OPEC meeting, weakness in the Japanese yen, Tesla stock and economic data highlights. Thanks! Rich
Hey guys, my top 5 things to watch for the week ahead in markets are Ukraine, the FOMC meeting, the BOE meeting, the BOJ and economic data including US retail sales. Thanks! Rich
Massive new sanctions on Russia are adding to the huge volatility in markets- including a 9-year high for oil prices, the euro dropping to its lowest since early 2020 and a big bounce in the Nasdaq. In the week ahead there is also an ECB interest rate decision and US inflation data. Thanks! Rich
Russia has invaded Ukraine and that has led to huge market volatility. Oil has just hit $100 per barrel for the first time in 8 years. I analyse oil, gold and forex markets and rundown this week’s economic calendar. Thanks! Rich
Gold is at an 8-month high thanks to geopolitical tensions between Russia, NATO and Ukraine as well as rampant inflation. Is the gold rally just getting started or are we nearing the top? I give my take on this and rundown this week’s forex calendar. Thanks! Rich
The prospect of higher interest rates has seen investors look to parts of the stock market that might benefit - which is presenting new trading opportunities in UK and European stocks. I discuss trading on indices like the UK-100 and FT-MIB as well as rundown the economic calendar for this week. Thanks! Rich
There’s been a big reversal in market trends this week – the dollar is going lower and there’s been a bounce in major forex pairs so I’ll give my take on whether this reversal can hold, while also running down this week’s economic calendar! Thanks! Rich
We have another jam-packed week of economic events and earnings coming up. I’ll discuss the jump in the US dollar and oil prices as well as rate decisions from the Bank of England and the ECB and of course non-farm payrolls. Thanks! Rich
I talk about the jump in gold alongside the latest surge in bond yields before this week’s Fed meeting – as well the 10% drop in the Nasdaq index before earnings from Apple, Microsoft and Tesla this week. Thanks! Rich
We are seeing some nice breakout moves in forex markets, including EUR/USD reaching its highest in 2 months. Also on the agenda China GDP, a BOJ rate decision and CPI data from the Eurozone, UK and Japan.
Happy New Year! Is it time to start buying the US dollar again? Last week’s Fed minutes prompted quite a large reaction in markets - not just in forex - but in stocks and bonds too. Highlights in this week’s economic calendar include US CPI and retail sales data.
It’s a special Year Ahead edition. I look back at the trends of 2021 and then look at what could be the drivers for 2022, with a preview of some of the big political and international events that might spark some moves in financial markets.
The economic calendar is thinning out as we head into the holidays but the ongoing response to the Federal Reserve’s ‘turbo-taper’ could see volatility stay with us. I’m taking an extra look at gold. Thanks! Rich
There are three weeks left for trading in 2021 and event-wise, this is probably the biggest one. We have all four major western central banks deciding rates and setting the stage for 2022.
Markets were hit by a double-whammy last week - the discovery of the new omicron variant of covid-19 - and the prospect of faster QE tapering from the Fed. This week we have inflation data.
This week we’ve got the ever-important non-farm payrolls on Friday - and it’s the first one since Jerome Powell was renominated as Fed Chair for another four years.
I discuss the extreme weakness of the euro and strength of the British pound, as well as oil prices finally getting a more sustained backpack plus this week’s economic calendar including the RBNZ meeting and FOMC minutes
Is this a good time to buy gold? US Inflation is at its highest in 30 years and other parts of the world are expected to report higher inflation this week - and gold is known as an inflation hedge.
The Fed finally announced it will start tapering- so this week will see the ongoing reaction by markets to that big moment. Elsewhere there is US and Chinese inflation as well as UK Q3 GDP data on tap.
There’s a Fed meeting and non-farm payrolls coming up this week. We even have the monetary policy decisions of the Reserve Bank of Australia and Bank of England to contend with too. Lots to discuss. Thanks! Rich
I analyse the big moves in commodity currencies as well as touch on Big Tech earnings - including from Apple and Facebook. Then cover the economic calendar, which consists of the BOJ and ECB meetings as well as US GDP. Thanks!
The Japanese Yen has been sliding rapidly (USD/JPY rising), two of the big earnings results to look out for this week are Tesla and Netflix, and on the economic calendar there is China GDP. Thanks!
Oil hit a 7-year high so so I give my take on whether the price will keep rising. Also, it’s the start of the earnings season. I discuss key events in the economic calendar including Fed minutes. Thanks!
King dollar is back so I discuss this dollar strength alongside the big events to prepare for - including non-farm payrolls, an OPEC meeting and interest rate decisions from the RBA and RBNZ. Thanks!
We begin the week with a reaction to the German election, then European CPI data will keep the focus on inflation, while Evergrande and Fed tapering concerns continue to play out.
This week will likely be completely dominated by all the central bank meetings we have lined up. The Fed will be the headline act but there’s also the Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Bank of China, and Swiss National Bank setting monetary policy as well as an election in Canada.
The DAX index is turning from the DAX 30 into the DAX 40! I discuss what changes are happening and what they mean for trading the index. Also on tap this week Apple is expected to release its new iPhone 13 and US CPI and retail sales data is out.
September is historically one of the most volatile months for forex markets and it’s also on average the worst month for the stock market. I’ll talk about this as well as rundown the big events coming up this week on the economic calendar
The price of oil jumped nearly 10% in 3 days last week, doing a complete U-turn for August. The same thing happened in forex markets to USD/CAD. I discuss why, as well as rundown the big events coming up this week on the economic calendar.
The stock market just doubled off its lows in the fastest time since World War 2 and it’s the big Jackson Hole central bankers meeting this week. I discuss these and rundown the economic calendar.
Two of the biggest movers last week were gold and what they call ‘digital gold’ that’s Bitcoin. I go through the news there and then cover highlights from the economic calendar including the RBNZ meeting and UK inflation data.
On my radar- Has oil price has topped, a so-called bearish death cross pattern in the EUR/USD forex pair and fresh 2021 lows in the EUR/CHF exchange rate.
We’ve got non-farm payrolls this Friday. But the action doesn’t stop there! There’s the Bank of England meeting as well as important PMI data to drive the forex market.
The last meeting of the US Federal Reserve until after the summer should be a big driving force for forex markets. Also, the big tech companies report second-quarter earnings, which has implications for tech stocks as well as the Nasdaq index. Lots to discuss.
The European Central Bank and People’s Bank of China both set monetary policy while US earnings season has started. I will take a look at the Euro-dollar and dollar-Chinese yuan currency pairs for how they setup before the action this week.
This week the two big events to look out for are the RBA rate decision and the release of Fed minutes. I’ll look at these and a potential Aussie dollar setup, and then run through the top data points on this week’s economic calendar.
It is the Fed meeting this week and US central bankers might finally start talking about tapering QE in response to higher inflation. There is also the Bank of Japan and Swiss National Bank meetings so I analyse the USD/CHF and USD/JPY forex pairs.
Non-farm payrolls are released this Friday following the shock miss from last month, while I discuss the possible next moves in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as well as rundown the economic calendar for the week ahead .
The Fed has started to talk about simply talking about tapering so I talk about what it means for the dollar, the gold price and for the EUR/USD chart. I will also preview the economic calendar for this week. Thanks! Rich
This week ahead I’m analysing GBP/USD. The start of the new month sees US non-farm payrolls data on Friday and it’s the turn of the Bank of England to set monetary policy. Thanks! Rich
The AUD/USD has dropped 500 pips from its peak this year at 0.80. I discuss whether or not a top is in place for the Aussie dollar as well the RBA meeting and the rest of this week’s economic calendar. Thanks! Rich
Non-farm payrolls is the main event on the economic calendar this week so I offer up my take on what will happen to EUR/USD in this Week Ahead Forex forecast. Thanks! Rich
EUR/CHF has been taking a breather after a big jump last month. I discuss whether this week’s SNB meeting will prompt another big move- and cover the weekly economic calendar. Thanks! Rich
Gold has had a tough year so far and just fell into a bear market. But is now time to pick up a shiny bargain with a lower gold price? I also discuss the Fed meeting and rundown the economic calendar. Thanks! Rich
Tech stocks and the Nasdaq 100 index that is very heavily weighted in tech have been falling so I analyse what could be next, while also running through the week’s economic calendar. Thanks! Rich
The British pound has been the top rising G10 currency this year. I look at the chart and story behind the GBP/USD forex pair, while also running through the week’s economic calendar. Thanks! Rich