This tutorial applies to the EA ‘MA Crossing Bot’ whose product page is accessible by clicking on the image below: This product is not just an EA that will open orders when the crossing of 2 moving averages occurs. Indeed, the main advantages of this EA are: It includes additional filters (3rd MA, Pivot Points,
Monday: BoJ Governor Ueda interviewed by Japanese media Yomiuri over the weekend said that his focus is on a “quiet exit” to avoid significant impact on the market: We could have enough data by year-end to determine whether we can end negative rates. Once we’re convinced Japan will see sustained rises in inflation accompanied by
This tutorial applies to the EA ‘MA Crossing Bot MT5’ whose product page is accessible by clicking on the image below: This product is not just an EA that will open orders when the crossing of 2 moving averages occurs. Indeed, the main advantages of this EA are: It includes additional filters (3rd MA, Pivot Points,
UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday: NZ Services PMI, US NAHB Housing Market Index. Tuesday: RBA Meeting Minutes, Canada CPI, US Building Permits and Housing Starts. Wednesday: PBoC LPR, UK CPI, BoC Summary of Deliberations, FOMC Policy Decision. Thursday: NZ GDP, SNB Policy Decision, BoE Policy Decision, US Jobless Claims. Friday: Japan CPI, BoJ Policy Decision, UK Retail
Risk assets were generally on top this week thanks to net positive economic updates from the U.S. and stimulative efforts from China, supporting “soft landing” bets. Meanwhile, European currencies like EUR, GBP, and CHF lost pips as disappointing data releases highlighted the growth concerns in the region. So, how exactly did the major global assets
Risk currencies were strutting their stuff like they just won a Super Bowl thanks to positive economic updates from the U.S. and from China pulling out fresh ways to stimulate their economy. We guess that traders are all in for that “soft landing” touchdown! Unfortunately for European currencies, traders were unloading as data from the
EUR/USD: ECB Triggers Euro Collapse ● The past week was marked by two significant events. The first was the release of Consumer Price Index (CPI) data in the United States on September 13. The second was the meeting of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) Governing Council on September 14. Regarding the first event, the annual
Share: The Aussie is trading on the strong side after a stronger-than-expected August jobs report in Australia. Economists at ING analyze AUD’s outlook. USD remains supported post-Fed Employment rose 64.9K after July’s negative reading, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.7%. Markets are pricing in a mere 9 bps of tightening to
Can the ECB squeeze in one more interest rate hike for the road? Or are they done tightening this time? Here’s what market watchers are expecting for the September ECB decision and how the euro might react. Event in Focus: European Central Bank (ECB) Monetary Policy Statement When Will it Be Released: September 14, Thursday:
Taking some of the steam out the AUD, which has rallied so far for the session. Lower expectations of inflation are good news for the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Bank would hate to see expectations become ‘unanchored’. Coming soon, Aussie jobs data: لینک منبع : هوشمند نیوز
