How to Manage Fear and Greed in Trading
Managing fear and greed while Trading: Main talking points Fear and greed are two drivers that influence our everyday lives These influences carry over to trading and can be detrimental Traders can remove these drivers by looking at the big...
Forward Guidance: Global Politics Dominates in a Quiet Week for Data
This week gave us some positive news on the global trade front, with the US and China inching closer to a deal that could be finalized within a month. Next week we’ll get more clarity on another major issue clouding...
Australia & New Zealand Weekly: Federal Budget Unlikely to Deter RBA from Shifting to an Easing Bias in May
Week beginning 8 April 2019 Federal Budget unlikely to deter RBA from shifting to an easing bias in May. RBA: Deputy Governor Debelle speaks, Financial Stability Review. Australia: Westpac-MI Consumer Sentiment, housing finance. NZ: REINZ house sales and prices, retail...
After jobs report, the bull narrative is winning the argument and could take market to new highs
New highs for stocks? The bull narrative is winning the argument, for now. The S&P 500 is about 1.5% from an historic high, and recent data may help make a run at that record. Friday’s nonfarm payroll report, with 196,000...
Week Ahead – Euro and Pound in Focus as ECB Meets and EU Leaders Hold Emergency Brexit Summit
Economic data will take a backseat in the coming week as the biggest risk events that are being anticipated are the European Central Bank’s policy meeting and an emergency summit by the European Union to discuss the Brexit crisis. But...
Weekly Focus: Another Crucial Brexit Deadline Looms
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Strong jobs number dashes recession fears and shows Fed it does not need to move on rates
March’s jobs growthpowered back to a more normal level of 196,000, after February’s weakness, suggesting some of the first-quarter slowdown is fading. The better-than-expected March payrolls, combined with February’s revised but still shockingly low 33,000 jobs and January’s above trend...
NFP Recap: Mixed Report, Mixed Market Reaction
The monthly US Non-Farm Payrolls report has a well-earned reputation for creating volatility in global financial markets, but even high-impact data is occasionally a dud. As we anticipated in yesterday’s NFP preview report, the headline jobs figure did come out...
Trump says economy would take off like ‘a rocket ship’ if Fed cut rates, ending tightening policy
President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. economy would climb like “a rocket ship” if the Federal Reserve cut interest rates. Commenting after a strong jobs report for March, Trump said the Fed “really slowed us down” in terms of...
Yen Yawns as U.S. Posts Lukewarm Employment Data
USD/JPY is showing little movement on Thursday. In the North American session, the pair is trading at 111.63, up 0.02% on the day. On the release front, Japanese consumer data was mixed. Average Cash Earnings posted a strong gain of...
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