Forex Market Hours GMT Trading Session MT4 Indicator

In the world of forex trading, timing is everything. Knowing the optimal times to trade can significantly impact your trading success. One invaluable tool that can assist traders in this endeavor is the Forex Market Hours GMT Trading Session MT4 Indicator. In this article, we’ll delve into the importance of market hours, the functionality of

Weekly Market Recap (04-08 September)

Monday: ECB’s Wunsch (hawk – non voter) remains in favour of raising interest rates again: Underlying inflation remains persistent, may need more rate hikes. I’m inclined to say we maybe need to do a little bit more. The idea that we’ll have to come to a pause at a certain point can’t be excluded, but

Weekly Market Outlook (11-15 September)

UPCOMING EVENTS: Tuesday: UK Labour Market report, German ZEW, US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index. Wednesday: Japan PPI, UK GDP, EZ Industrial Production, US CPI. Thursday: Australia Labour Market report, Japan Industrial Production, Switzerland PPI, ECB Policy Decision, US Jobless Claims, US PPI, US Retail Sales. Friday: NZ Manufacturing PMI, China Industrial Production and Retail

Pelosi’s reelection bid: Quick stock market takeaway! 📈

Verteran political player, Nancy Pelosi, 83, is lacing up her political sneakers for another run in Congress. A surprise? Not really. She’s been at it since 1987! Pelosi’s reelection bid: Quick stock market takeaway Why stock market junkies should care: 📌 Political stability often means $$$ for the market. 📌 Pelosi = Pro-Democrat. A stronger

NZD/USD rebounds amid upbeat market mood, eyes weekly losses

Share: As Wall Street opens positive, NZD/USD rises 0.57% to 0.5907, partially offsetting fears of a global economic slowdown. US Dollar softens after hitting a six-month high, providing a tailwind for NZD/USD amid a lack of fresh US economic data. Traders await key economic indicators next week, including US inflation data and New

Morgan Stanley turns “bearish” on emerging market FX again By Reuters

© Reuters. LONDON (Reuters) – Morgan Stanley’s analysts returned to a ‘bearish’ stance on emerging market FX on Tuesday, predicting China’s economic strains would continue to push down its currency and flagged the growing set of developing countries also now cutting interest rates. “We expect more CNH (yuan) weakness, and China macro risks add to