The USD’s recent lack of form is usually attributed to two factors. The first is market positioning, with investors sitting on extensive longs and awaiting more clarity on President Donald Trump’s economic stimulus. A second reason seems to be the Read More →

The case for rising USD real rates. Falling DM productivity rates in conjunction with demographics boosting savings relative to consumption and globalisation has allowed DM real rates to decline over the past three decades. Lower real US rates were an Read More →

Key Points

• The Euro dived recently against the British Pound and moved below the 0.8500 support.
• There are two bearish trend lines formed on the hourly chart of EURGBP, acting as a resistance near 0.8500.
• Today in the Euro Zone, Read More →

The dollar edged up on Friday, bouncing back from a seven-week low on optimism over the U.S. economic outlook and corporate earnings. Meanwhile the Mexican peso plunged after the White House floated the idea of a 20 percent tax on Read More →

Key Points

• The Euro started a downtrend after facing sellers near 1.4300 against the Canadian Dollar.
• There was a major bullish trend line broken at 1.4060 on the 4-hours chart of EURCAD.
• Today, the German Import price index report was Read More →