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Yohay Elam has been into forex trading for over 5 years, and shares the experience and the knowledge accumulated after taking a short course about forex. Like many forex traders, Elam has earned the significant share of his knowledge the hard way. Macroeconomics, the impact of news on the ...more

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US Q3 GDP Jumps By 3% – USD Follows
Better-than-expected US growth: 3% annualized according to the first read. This is significantly above 2.5% expected and at the magical 3% level. Personal consumption is up 2.4%, also above predictions.
USD Enjoys A Taylor-ed Rally – Updates On 5 Pairs
The US dollar is on a roll, and not only against the Draghi-dragged euro. The greenback is rising across the board and one of the main reasons is the upcoming nomination of a Fed Chair.
Puigdemont Does Not Call Elections – Crisis Worsens – EUR Pressured
EUR/USD remains under pressure and slips to a new low of 1.1690.
ECB Halves Bond Buys To 30 Billion Through September 2018 –EUR/USD Crashes – Live Coverage
50% less QE: 30 billion instead of 60 billion from the beginning of 2018 through September, more or less as expected. The door is open for more bond-buying afterward.
EUR/USD Ahead Of The ECB: Where Are The Risks?
Bank of America Merrill Lynch FX Strategy Research expects the ECB to extend QE by EUR30bn per month for 9 months, offsetting less QE with stronger forward guidance on rates.
USD/CAD At The Highest In 3 Months – Levels To Watch
Does the Canadian dollar have more room to the downside? A lot depends on the important publications awaiting the pair next week: the GDP release for August and the jobs report for October.
Canadian Dollar Falls On BOC Rate Decision – USD/CAD Hits High Resistance
The Bank of Canada decided to leave the interest rate unchanged at 1% as expected and seems to be in no rush to raise rates anytime soon.
UK Q3 GDP Beats With 0.4% Q/Q – GBP Rises
Some good news from the UK: the economy grew at a quarterly pace of 0.4% in the third quarter, beating expectations and the slow growth rate seen in the first half of the year.
German IFO Business Climate Beats With 116.7 – EUR/USD Rises
The German economy is on a roll according to IFO: the business climate is up to 116.7, significantly above expectations. The Expectations component is up to 109.1 points and the Current Assessment rises to 124.8.
AUD/USD Falls To The Lowest In 3 Months On Poor Inflation
Inflation is absent in almost all developed economies and Australia is not an exception. The headline Consumer Price Index advanced by 0.6% in Q3, lower than 0.8% expected.
BOC To Hit The Brakes? What Does It Mean For CAD?
The Canadian dollar is already on the back foot following the poor inflation numbers but struggles to conquer the high resistance level ahead of the BOC.
German Manufacturing PMI Beats With 60.5 – EUR/USD Unimpressed
The German powerhouse rages on, with Markit’s manufacturing PMI still pointing to strong growth: 60.5 points, slightly above expectations.
GBP/USD: Trading The First Release Of Q3 GDP – A Downside Surprise?
The UK publishes its first estimate for GDP growth on Wednesday at 8:30 GMT. There are good reasons to believe it will trigger high volatility, and there is room for a surprise to the downside. Here is a preview for the event with GBP/USD.
USD/JPY: How To Trade Fed Chair Nomination – Credit Agricole
John Taylor, Jerome Powell and also incumbent Janet Yellen are the final candidates to lead the Federal Reserve. With Trump being Trump, he keeps the tension high, like in his reality shows. This provides room for volatility. How can this be traded?
USD/JPY: Filling Gap To 113.50 Before A Test Of 114.50 – ING
Dollar/yen advanced on the news that Abe won a landslide victory, but hesitated after hitting 1.14. What’s next? Here is the view from ING.
GBP: Perhaps A November Hike Is Not A Sure Thing
In its latest rate decision, the Bank of England laid down heavy hints about raising rates soon. The meeting minutes were followed by hawkish comments from Carney and a few colleagues and a November hike was penciled in.
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