ECONOMIC WEEK AHEAD for 10.26.2015

October 26, 2015 Forex Analysis

Main Macro Events This Week

• United States: FOMC meeting is scheduled for Wednesday. No changes are expected at this week’s FOMC meeting, especially after China’s rate cut and further QE comments from the ECB last week. The markets are not pricing in much chance for hike until perhaps after March. If Fed policymakers were worried about growth and prices at last month’s meeting, they can not be encouraged by the recent downbeat developments about global growth. The firming in the dollar will only make it more difficult for the FED Committee to be confident in meeting its price mandate anytime soon too, which likely rules out action at the December meeting. Economic data this week will show an economy that continues to expand, but at a slower pace in Q3 as the Advance Q3 GDP release is seen slowing to a 1.7% pace from the 3.9% growth rate in Q2. Another weak durable orders report is projected: September orders are seen falling 1.0% after the 2.3% drop in August. The ECI will accelerate to a 0.6% growth rate in Q3, according to the survey median, from the 0.2% gain in Q2.

• Europe: A heavy data week in the Eurozone that will focus on October confidence readings and preliminary inflation numbers. PMI readings came in better than expected, which means there is some room for upside surprises. French and Italian PPI, German import prices, German retail sales, French consumer spending and Italian business confidence. The German Ifo Business Climate (Monday) is seen falling to 108.1 (median 107.8) from 108.5, led by a drop in the current conditions indicator following the slump in orders. Eurozone ESI Economic Confidence (Thursday) meanwhile is expected to ease slightly to 105.3 (median 105.1) from 105.6 following the mixed leads from better than expected PMI reading and the marked drop in the preliminary consumer confidence figure. The latter is likely to be followed by another decline in German GfK Consumer Confidence to 9.4 (median same) from 9.6.

• United Kingdom: This weeks U.K. data brings the October CBI industrial trends survey (Monday), the first estimate of Q3 GDP (Tuesday), the monthly batch of BoE lending data (Thursday), the CBI distributive sales survey (also Thursday), and, finally, the October Gfk consumer confidence survey (Friday). The main market focus will be clearer picture of moderate growth in Q3, strong mortgage lending and rising lending to businesses, along with an uptick in consumer confidence. It is also anticipate that the CBI surveys will show some moderation, correcting in the case of the sales sector poll following a very strong number in September.

• Japan: Japan month end data could set up the for the BoJ to consider its next QQE stimulus on Friday, following the ECB and PBoC rate cuts. Bank of Japan data this week includes, retail sales, personal income and consumption, and employment data. September services PPI (Tuesday) is expected to ease to 0.6% y/y from 0.7%. September retail sales (Wednesday) are forecast to fall to 1.0% y/y from the prior 1.8% for large retailers, and dip to 0.5% y/y from 0.8% for total retail sales. The balance of the calendar comes on Friday, and includes September national CPI, expected to fall to -0.1% y/y from 0.2% on a headline basis, and to -0.3% y/y from -0.1% on a core basis. October Tokyo CPI is seen unchanged at -0.1% y/y for headline, and unchanged at -0.2% for the core reading. September unemployment is seen steady at 3.4%, as is the job offers/seekers ratio at 1.23. September personal income is forecast at 1.0% y/y from 2.2% previously, with PCE expected to fall to 1.0% y/y from 2.9% in August. September housing starts are penciled in at a 4.0% y/y rise, from 8.8% in August. September construction orders are also due. The BoJ meets Friday, and following China’s lead last week, it’s expected that the Bank to increase its prior JPY 80 tln QE efforts to JPY 100 tln, taking the monetary base target to JPY 345 tln from JPY 325 tln.

• China: China’s calendar is light, with just September leading indicators set for Thursday.

• Australia: Australia’s calendar of economic data this week. The Q3 CPI (Tuesday) is seen expanding at a 0.6% pace (q/q, sa) after the 0.7% growth rate in Q2. The Q3 PPI (Thursday) is expected to gain 0.2% (q/q, sa) after the 0.3% gain in Q2. Trade prices (Wednesday) are expected to reveal a 0.8% gain (q/q, sa) for Q3 import prices and a 0.8% increase in import prices. There are no speakers from the RBA this week. The RBA meets on November 3, and its expected no change to the current 2.00% policy setting.

• New Zealand: New Zealand’s calendar has the RBNZ announcement (Thursday). It is a close call between no change and a cut, but its expected a 25 basis point reduction to 2.50% as the bank continues to lean against strong external headwinds. The trade deficit (Wednesday) is projected to narrow to -NZ$1.000 bln in September from -NZ$1.035 bln in August.

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Macro Events & News for 10.23.2015

October 23, 2015 Forex Analysis

FX News Today

The EURUSD pair dropped nearly 240 pips yesterday while EU stock markets jumped on the comments from the ECB president Mario Draghi that the European Central Bank is “committed to further easing”. Traders took this comment as a clue that the ECB is not happy with having a strong currency in the current Eurozone economic environment. The EURUSD Asia session reached a low at 1.1072. EURJPY dropped into a multi-week low, and the EURGBP has broken its 100-day moving average at 0.7213, trading on the downside side of this average for the first time since late summer. Since it is now clear that the ECB is fearful of a stronger EUR, the EUR is likely to stay under general pressure. However, the EURUSD price may bounce a bit before any test of 1.1000 round number.

The ECB’S comments yesterday sparked a rally on stock markets that continued in both Asia and U.S. stock markets. Further gains in Europe stock markets looks likely as the ECB prepares for additional easing measures.

Main Macro Events Today

• EUR Market PMI: French, German Composite PMIs surprise on the upside. France reported a slight improvement in the manufacturing PMI to 50.7 from 50.6 and a rise in the services reading to 52.3 from 51.9. Germany meanwhile saw a slight decline in the manufacturing number to 51.6 from 52.3, but a jump in the services reading to 55.2 from 54.2. The latter left the composite at 54.5 up from 54.1 in September. In France the composite improved to 52.3 from 51.9, indicating acceleration in overall economic activity against expectations for declines in both countries.

• CAD Consumer Price Index: It’s expected CPI to expand at a 1.2% y/y pace in September, a slowdown from the 1.3% y/y clip in July and August. CPI is seen as flat on a month comparable basis in September after the identical flat reading in August. Gas prices plunged 7.5% in September compared to August, which is expected to weigh on month comparable CPI. The BoC’s core CPI index is seen rising 0.3% in September, a bit stronger than the usual 0.2% gain seen during the month as currency weakness provides and extra boost. Annual core CPI growth is expected to expand at a 2.2% y/y rate in September following the 2.1% clip in August. The expected core CPI figure would, of course, leave the measure at the BoC’s 2.0% midpoint. However, Governor Poloz has maintained that run-up is transitory and not reflective of a tightening in supply conditions.

• USD Market Manufacturing PMI: Consensus calls for a 52.8 number vs the previous 53.1. The macro data continues to face headwinds from an inventory overhang and a petro-sector recession, even though housing, the labor market, and real consumer spending continue to improve.

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GBPAUD Trading At Resistance

June 4, 2015 Forex Analysis

GBPAUD, Weekly

Sterling has been trending higher against Australian dollar since August last year. In February GBPAUD hit a historical resistance at 1.9697 and it has taken the pair close to four months to move back above this resistance level. AUDGBP is now trading at Bollinger bands while Stochastics are overbought. There is a small cluster of Fibonacci extension levels just above the Bollinger bands between 2.0160 and 2.0313 and a historical resistance at 2.0991. Momentum has slowed down but the trend is still up.

GBPAUD, Daily

A week ago GBPAUD hit a resistance at February high at 2.0029. This caused the price to break out from a bearish wedge. Since then the pair has found support at 23.6% Fibonacci level at 1.9656 and rallied back to levels it dropped from. This looks like a classic return move that should be followed by a move lower. The nearest potential support level is in the region of 1.9408 to 1.94823 where 38.2% Fibonacci retracement, lower Bollinger bands and 50 SMA coincide. The next support area is between 61.8% and 50% Fibonacci levels while the nearest daily resistance is at 2.0057.

GBPAUD, 240 min

GBPAUD has moved inside the sideways range it formed last week. The pair is approaching the upper Bollinger bands but apart from Stochastics being overbought and slightly tilting to the right there are no signs of momentum slowdown yet in this timeframe as the latest bar closed near its high and the current bar is pushing into 1.5 stdv Bollinger Band. Even though price is close to very potential resistance levels I would like to see some price based evidence that the buyers have exhausted their resources before committing to the short side. The nearest 4h support is at a Fibonacci cluster above 1.9600. Nearest 4h resistance levels above 1.9907 are at 1.9998 and 2.0042.

Conclusion

Even though there has been some momentum slowdown the weekly trend is still higher. The historical resistance at 2.0991 is a logical target price in the weekly time frame. The daily timeframe has some weakness (price has broken out of a bearish wedge) and this suggests that the above resistance could still prove to be a problem for the bulls. If market corrects from this resistance it could however be a short term move as support is not that far and the weekly trend is pretty firmly to the upside. Look for support between 1.9600 and 1.9700 with a long term target at 2.0870 and medium term target at 2.0270. Short term and intraday traders could consider 2.0000 as a target.

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Best Forex Brokers Releases New Rankings of Top Online Foreign Exchange Brokers

November 6, 2014November 10, 2014 Forex Analysis

Best Forex Brokers – New Rankings of Top Online Foreign Exchange Brokers

New rankings prove that foreign exchange brokers are more competitive than ever, as even formerly unrivaled services fight to maintain standing, Best Forex Brokers reports

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Best Forex Brokers, a leading online resource for those interested in foreign exchange, or “forex,” investing, announced the release of a new list of the top online forex brokers. Compared to the company’s previous rankings, the new ones include some surprises, as a perennial favorite has lost its top spot and further ground to a pair of less renowned brokers. In addition to providing valuable resources like the just-released new rankings, Best Forex Brokers offers a variety of other forex-related resources, including the most detailed and objective reviews of individual forex brokers available anywhere, forex trading tips, and helpful guides covering a wide range of topics.

“We have once again updated our list of the top forex brokers online,” Best Forex Brokers representative Lamont Junior said, “and we were truly impressed with the quality of the services out there. That level of competition means that it is more difficult than ever to secure the top spot in our rankings, so our hats are off to the winner.” Although trading in forex is probably less familiar to the average investor than that in stocks or bonds, the worldwide volume of forex in fact dwarfs that of any particular equities or bond market. Most of the trade in sovereign currencies that characterizes forex trading is undertaken by large, conservative international banks, but countless smaller and individual investors have also found success with the pursuit.

Best Forex Brokers was founded to help investors of this class and scale make the most of their forex trading activities. Probably best known for the in-depth reviews of forex brokers that can be found on the site, Best Forex Brokers assesses these service providers from a perspective that emphasizes the needs of the smaller investors who are most likely to benefit from them. In plain, straightforward terms, Best Forex Brokers editors analyze the offerings, terms, fees, and other characteristics of online forex brokers, well-known and otherwise, in ways that are most useful to ambitious individual investors.

That research is used by the publishers of Best Forex Brokers in the annual compilation of a list of the top online forex brokers, the newest installment of which was just published today. In addition to relying on the company’s existing reviews of given brokers, Best Forex Brokers delves even deeper into candidates for the highest positions on the list, seeking to draw distinctions between brokers that have already proven to be among the cream of the crop.

Best Forex Brokers has also become an important resource for those who would like to take advantage of the potential to be found in forex, but who do not wish to become active investors themselves. The company’s forex managed account performance assessments, for example, identify and describe the true, real-world performance of a number of services that handle forex investment decisions for their clients. While these services can be very rewarding to those who make use of them, they can also be complicated for laypersons to assess, since a wide variety of factors, including stop-loss limits, maximum draw-down percentages, and performance fees, must be taken into account. The analysis provided by Best Forex Brokers, then, makes it easier and more productive for investors to enjoy the benefits of these managed accounts.

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Where To Find Your Online Forex Broker?

October 13, 2014 Forex Analysis

Most traders will see it necessary to make use of a broker while they make any transaction in the forex exchange. A broker by definition is someone who does the actual purchase and sale of orders on behalf of the traders. The broker can be an individual or a company. The broker usually offers advice to their clients but they only work on orders given by their clients. They are paid either through fees or through commissions.

Forex brokers must associate themselves with large financial institutions for them to get access to the necessary finds so as to get margin trades. In case you are looking for a forex broker in the U.S. you must make sure that the broker is registered by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a Futures Commission Merchant. This is aimed at protecting you as a trader from trade practices that are abusive and fraud.

For you to start participating in the forex market as a trader, you will have to open an account with a broker. There are very many brokers that are available. You need to do a great research for you to be able to pick the right broker. It will help you understand brokers, the services they provide and the fees or commission structures they have.
Just like in any other thing, there is no better way that you could know a broker better other than talking to the people who already know and have interacted with the broker. It is advisable to talk to people who have experience in the forex market and have actually interacted with brokers. Go ahead and ask them about the brokers and if they have had any problems with their brokers.

In case you settle for an online broker, you can test how good they are by contacting their help desk and see how they will respond to your questions and how quick they do so. The kind of help you get before deciding to sign up with a forex online broker is of much importance. This is what helps you make a decision to learn forex, work with that broker or not.

Customer satisfaction as well as safety is of chief importance. This is the same with a few factors that ought to be put into consideration. How fast and the level of slippage that a broker will execute a trade is of great importance to you. A broker who is online should give an automatic execution and be in a position to describe his or her slippage policy. They should also be in a position to provide you with comprehensive information regarding how much slippage you can get from them in the normal as well as the fast moving markets.
Your costs are another vital factor. The broker’s spread and whether it is fixed or can vary is of great importance to note. Check whether the broker offers the same or a higher spread for a mini account. Check whether the broker has hidden costs or any other fees. Finally, have in mind that the cheapest brokers are not necessarily the best.

Anyone trading in a forex market definitely needs a margin account. It is therefore important that you get the margin accounts of your broker and understand them fully before you open your account. Get to know the margin requirements, the variations depending on the currency6 involved, the day or the type of account. Brokers have different policies regarding the margins for the mini accounts.

In order to be successful in forex trading, you need good trading software and are good at using it. Many brokers will offer free accounts to practice. These accounts just function like real accounts and they use the same software. It is good that you sign up for different software and test them properly for reliability and speed more so when the market moves fast.
Other important things to look for include the minimum balance requirements, what currencies can be traded and interests on balances. Ask about lot sizes and irregular lots. Also check whether client accounts are insured and the level of insurance.

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Risk Management in Forex Trading

October 13, 2014 Forex Analysis

Risk Management in Forex Trading

Most of the times, it doesn’t matter which platform you use for trading and how experienced you are with the stock market. If you have not taken proper risk management steps to minimize loss, you have not prepared yourself for the worst. In forex trading, it is quite difficult to predict which way the wind will blow at a particular time. Therefore, risk management becomes quite important. As a forex trader you must follow these simple steps to take calculated risks so that you don’t face an abrupt end to your forex dealings.

Don’t spend all the capital together- Investing only 0.5 percent to 3 percent of your total capital at one time. This will create a safety net of funds for you and you will be able to save your funds for a rainy day.
Distribute- Do not put all your capital on a single currency or a single trade. If you have to keep $10000 at stake for USD-EUR forex in a 1 minute time frame, you have higher chances of losing all your money in a matter of 60 seconds. This should never be your case. Never spend more than 10 or 15 percent of your capital in one currency.
Multiple Time Frame Trading- This is one way that you can minimize your risk. Just the way you should not spend it all on one currency, similarly you should not spend it all on a single time frame. A good way can be to spend 15 percent on small time frame, 35 percent on the medium time frame and 50 percent on a longer time frame as you get more chances to predict the flow. The combination can be as per your choice and depend on the kind of trading you specialize in.
Risk Rate- Never opt for a trade where the risk rate is more than 5 percent. In fact, keeping it as low as 2 percent is quite beneficial. While higher risk opportunities may sound lucrative, you must only go for a careful analysis of the actual trends in the market and then put your money at stake.
Stop Losses- When you create a stop loss for the investment you have made, you ensure that you don’t suffer sudden or unprecedented heavy losses. Stop losses minimize the chances of an uninvited death in the market.

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How to Learn Forex?

October 7, 2014 Forex Analysis

Do you want to Learn Forex?

Forex trading seems so complicated when you take your first look at it. Currency pairs, interest rates, and leverage oh my!

If you take a little time to learn about these things, they become less intimidating. Forex trading can be as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. Some traders like to pour over financial reports and make systems based on those(fundamental forex trading), while other traders prefer to look at forex technical analysis on the chart and make their trades based on visual signals. It’s just a matter of your personal interpretation of what is comfortable.

So, how exactly do you start and learn? I’m so glad that you asked.

Start Reading
The first thing I always recommend is to start reading about trading forex online. Take some time to learn the lingo, check out a forex glossary, hang around a forex forum. In the beginning, just lurk around a bit and get acquainted, don’t try to do any trading yet.

Open a Demo Account
Open a forex demo account with a broker and do some playing around in the market. A demo account will let you get familiar with the forex trading platform and learn a bit about how the market flows. Experiment with some different methods, try some real time forex trading, and consider trying other methods like position trading.

Learn Risk Management
Forex risk management is one of the biggest key skills to learn for forex trading. If you don’t plan on learning to manage your risk, you can just flush your money down the toilet instead of putting it into a trading account, the result will be the same. The best time to learn risk management is when you don’t have any real money at stake. Study up on risk reward ratio and other money management methods and work out your trading plan. It can help to keep a forex trading journal during your demo days to learn where your trading weaknesses are before you put your hard earned money on the line.

Open a Real Account
This is the part that is the most exciting. Open a real account with your chosen broker. For a first time account, I’d recommend opening a micro forex trading account. A micro account will allow you to trade very small to get the hang of live trading. Demo trading will teach you what you need to know about the mechanics of trading, how you can manage risk, how to use the trading platform, etc. Once you go live, a new factor is introduced, fear.

Trading fear creeps it’s way in once you put on a trade with your real money and watch it fluctuate. Usually you feel excited and unsure, and ready to close or change your trade at any minute. This is where the trading mistakes begin. Keeping your trades small will help you to stay afloat while learning to maneuver this new issue.

So at this point, you just need to rinse and repeat. Learning forex trading is as simple as gaining some experience without blowing your account to pieces. Getting a margin call is not pretty, and it can make you want to quit if you started out with a large amount of capital. In the early days, keep it small, and do your learning on the cheap. If you feel like you should be trading larger, increase your trade size gradually and put down some success with a larger trading size before you increase again. If you start to feel nervous about your potential losses, you are trading too large, drop back to a lower lot size.

Unfortunately, you won’t get rich in forex trading overnight. It’s a type of investing similar to many others. It takes time to get acclimated and you have to follow some guidelines in order to make money at it and it isn’t risk free.

Keep your head clear and go slow with your trading and you’ll survive long enough to get things figured out and make some money.

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What is Foreign Exchange

September 29, 2014September 29, 2014 Forex Analysis

Forex Is Foreign Exchange

It may come as a shock to the investment rookie, but Forex is the largest market in the world. Forex is an abbreviated form of the term Foreign Exchange, or simply currency. These terms refer to the monetary value of one country’s money value (as measured by the country’s largest single-value denomination) and is usually measured in comparison to the unit of currency used by the country in which the investor is a citizen.

The measure by which Forex is considered the largest market is in terms of cash value traded, and it is used by every type of investment imaginable, from individuals (who use brokers or banks) to governments to international banking firms. Forex is extremely popular due to its extreme liquidity and its time capacity (with three large stock markets open day long during the week, it is possible to exchange foreign currency at every hour of the day). Liquidity is a term that is short for market liquidity, which refers to the ability to quickly buy or sell without causing a dramatic fluctuation in price. As currency for countries is determined mostly by internal (domestic) factors rather than external ones, Forex is not subject to the fluxes caused by a panicked sell-off.

As the industrial market place and arguably the defining center of the world, the dollar of the United States is used by far the most in Forex transactions. Involved in 89% of transactions, the US dollar was way ahead of other currencies, followed distantly by the euro (37%) and then the yen (20%). Remember that the numbers here do not add up to 100% because every transaction will contain at least two different currencies.

Forex speculators are a controversial topic among economists and politicians alike. One school of thought posits that currency speculation can contribute to a country’s economic downfall, as a lower currency value causes the price of inflation in comparison to imported goods to rise, snowballing the problem. Countries that are primarily exporters to a country with a higher currency value, however, receive benefits when their dollar is lowered in comparison, as their goods are thus inherently easier to purchase. The opposing view to the speculators as instruments of economic downfall is that speculators serve to keep currency regulated according to international agreements, and that their profits are the results of basic economic laws. Those who subscribe to this theory often point out that the opposing view is held all too often by leaders seeking to deflect attention away from their own domestic policies when explaining to a populace why their economy is in the toilet.

Individuals wishing to become involved in the Forex market need to remember that they must do so through a broker or bank, bodies regulated by their governments and international agreements to prevent the unlawful profit resulting in economic damage to a different country. Investing through these bodies inevitably means that the individual will not see the full results of their investment, as they naturally provide some insulation for themselves against loss in the fluctuating market.

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Best Forex Brokers Online

September 5, 2014 Forex Analysis

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Best Forex Brokers Online

Trading on the international foreign currency exchange can be complicated and confusing for even an experienced forex trader. It can also take a lot of time to constantly research and review information about foreign country’s economic health, but that is what you will have to do if you do not want to lose your shirt in the foreign currency market. There are many online forex brokers that are experienced in the market and have qualified individuals consistently checking the market, looking for indicators of which way their currency value is headed.

Similar to a person just starting in the stock exchange, you can review company history and future projections trying to determine the value of a company and how economic indicators will affect that company’s share price. Using online forex brokers is like using a stockbrokers that researches the company and presents their finding and opinions on the company’s viability.

On the foreign currency market, online forex brokers are essentially tracking a foreign country’s economic condition and watching internal indicators that may show whether the values of the currency is going to increase or fall. By using online forex brokers to buy and sell foreign currency, you are often getting better information and better indicators on when and where to buy and sell.

Practice Makes Perfect On Foreign Exchange Market

Before investing any real money in the market, most online forex brokers offer new users the opportunity to practice making monetary trades with their play money. This can help newbies in the market as well as experienced currency traders, hone their skills without losing any real cash. Many online forex brokers offer their trading software free for a trial period and expect you to open an account with them at the end of the trial.

Fees for online forex brokers vary by broker, but there is no cost to trade over the counter and usually brokerage fees are tied to high and low bid for the currency in which you trade that day. Keep in mind the trading day on the foreign exchange market is 24 hours and the market never closes.

Many companies that buy and sell inventory from overseas suppliers and then sell the finished product overseas seldom use online forex brokers, having their own in-house experts due to the number of trades they perform on a daily basis. However, individuals are probably best served by dealing with online forex brokers until they are fully acclimated into the currency market.

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