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- Submitted Jan 21, 2020|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment

In the last 24h of trading activity, the Pound, the Yen, and in a lesser magnitude, the US Dollar, were the best performing currencies. The British currency was mainly driven by a jump in the UK employment figures, even if the positive input has ...
- Submitted Jan 19, 2020|From globalprime.com.au

We start a new week with the US Dollar at the forefront of trader’s mind amid the steady demand flows it’s shown through the course of January in line with positive seasonals. The fundamental news out of the US, with a huge 17% jump in housing ...
- Submitted Jan 16, 2020|From globalprime.com.au

The New Zealand Dollar and the Pound were the top performing currencies. The former was boosted by an upbeat ANZ inflation indicator, leading to calls for the RBNZ to cement its neutral bias for the foreseeable future. Too premature to think the ...
- Submitted Jan 15, 2020|From globalprime.com.au|2 comments

We find an analogous picture in terms of the top performing currency, with the Swiss Franc stealing the limelight once again. The remaining G8 FX complex, by and large, continues to show volatility shrinking by the day. Out of all the indices ...
- Submitted Jan 14, 2020|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment

The Swiss Franc’s stellar performance should be of no surprise by now as the currency continues to defy gravity and traders seeking out swap dividends through short exposure are getting trounced. Despite the chatter of lower rates by the BoE this ...
- Submitted Jan 13, 2020|From globalprime.com.au

With US equities making fresh record highs and the low vol environment persisting after the brief US-Iran shake-out scare, it is no surprise to see the Japanese Yen struggling for a fourth day in a row, while the consistent buy-side pressure on the ...
- Submitted Jan 12, 2020|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment

After an impressive start of 2020, the USD was unable to keep attracting further buy-side flows, with the US NFP certainly not justifying the extension of that momentum. The employment figures came a tad below expectations, but the real catalyst ...
- Submitted Jan 8, 2020|From globalprime.com.au

Most of the volatility on Wednesday was concentrated along the Asian hours. Initial panic selling triggered by the prospects the US declaring war to Iran were relatively quickly met with the realization that such idea was unjustified judging by the ...
- Submitted Jan 7, 2020|From globalprime.com.au

One of the immediate effects whenever the dark clouds of war prospects hover around is the increase if volatility. Sadly, that's precisely what we saw in the opening of the Asian session after news broke out that at least 30 missiles had landed at ...
- Submitted Jan 6, 2020|From globalprime.com.au

The thematic in the forex arena has swiftly transitioned from the US-Iranian crisis, which had led to an injection of risk off flows, to a more benign landscape, dominated by a sense that the global stabilization thesis into 2020 is still panning ...
- Submitted Jan 5, 2020|From globalprime.com.au|3 comments

The entrance of a new decade has brightened up the outlook for the Japanese Yen as geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran have resulted in a swift transition into risk-off dynamics dominating the proceedings in the forex market. On the other ...
- Submitted Dec 18, 2019|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment

The Australian Dollar has attracted the most buy-side interest as we head into the European session after a huge beat in expectations in the Australian employment figures. The latest run up in the Aussie has now allowed the currency to overcome the ...
- Submitted Dec 17, 2019|From globalprime.com.au|2 comments

The waxing and waning in the valuation of the Sterling, with an average daily range of well over 1% since the UK election outcome, portrays how unpredictable and treacherous the environment to trade the Pound remains now that the market is looking ...
- Submitted Dec 16, 2019|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment

The Euro, the US Dollar and the Canadian Dollar found the most demand to start the week. While the move in the Euro defies the fundamental logic as European PMIs disappointed quite badly, it plays into the view that the overall flows to accumulate ...