
The dollar is little changed in general so far today as the market mood has calmed down after the US CPI report yesterday. As mentioned earlier here, the data doesn’t really change the overall Fed outlook and so we’re back to the drawing board for most dollar pairs after the back and forth action yesterday.

Earlier today, Saudi Arabia announced that it will extend its voluntary 1 million barrels per day (mbpd) oil production cut through September. They added that the cuts could potentially be extended or deepened. Following this announcement, Crude oil prices increased by more than $1. The momentum has continued. The price is currently up over $2.12

People’s Bank of China set the onshore yuan (CNY) reference rate for the trading session ahead. USD/CNY is the onshore yuan. Its permitted to trade plus or minus 2% from this daily reference rate. CNH is the offshore yuan. USD /CNH has no restrictions on its trading range. A significantly stronger or weaker rate than

Hello traders, Today I spotted two trading setups. My first setup was in USDCHF M15. It was a well-formed demand zone that was formed inside larger demand zone of the same timeframe. I decided to place two positions on this setup. Price touched this demand zone and went through it. As you can see from

TD is anticipating that the Fed will raise rates by 25 basis points, which will be the final increase. Even so, the analysts go on, the FOMC will likely continue to validate the dots while maintaining a hawkish tilt. It follows the tried-and-true “have your cake and eat it too” strategy. TD says they believe