The tide of statistics can hardly knock investors down in the middle of the month, but reports are becoming more and more interesting, this week no exclusion.
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In this article, we will discuss a strategy using the Renko charts. This is a specific way of representing the price chart that highlights the size of the movement, regardless of time.
Capital markets are ruled by volatility. The USA are enjoying new President but this is just the top of the iceberg. We expect statistics, meetings of Central banks, and, of course, political events.
The first week of November may become the most emotional one this year, apart from the panic in March. The main event is the presidential elections in the USA that will create an emotional background for the whole week. There will also be statistics, but right now, its influence will be somewhat limited.
October is almost over but still full of news and events; markets are leaping up and falling down in the waves of volatility. The final week of the month will not leave room for boredom.
In the new week of October, capital markets will keep an eye on the election race in the USA and will pay attention to the decision of the Russian CB on the interest rate.
The new week of October promises to be interesting: it features statistics, the monthly oil market OPEC report, and the US presidential election campaign. This autumn can be called anything but boring.
Hypothetically, the new week of October must be calmer than the previous one: nothing threatens Donald Trump, the US employment statistics have already been published, and capital markets in the world are stabilizing. However, there will still be issues to pay attention to.
The first month of autumn-2020 is nearly over, and it only confirms the uniqueness and unpredictability of this year. The market is gradually focusing on the US policy statistics, though the coronavirus remains a mighty depressing factor that corrects market fluctuations.
It seems we have already heard the brightest and most effective news of September – both from the macroeconomic calendar and the leading Central banks. However, this does not mean that we will get bored this week.