Currencies

Last week brought a selloff in markets. Some assets reached the most crucial support levels and are likely to reverse in a short term. Be ahead of trends and make the most out of this week!

Historically, the stability of the franc is caused by the solid Swiss economy and a highly developed banking system…

A four-day lockdown turned out to be two months of complete isolation. Factories are frozen, supply chains are under heavy pressure, and the future is gloomy. Find out how to trade in times of crisis in this article!

It was an intense week across all the markets! We saw decent movements of major pairs, gas, stock indices, and oil prices. What should we trade this week? Time to check!

Economists say that the Bank of England won’t raise interest rates after May as the UK economy looks set to contract in the second quarter…

Dovish ECB and hawkish Fed paint a bearish outlook for the EUR/USD. Is declining to 1.0770 the next stop?

The move by the US and its Western allies to freeze most of Russia's foreign exchange reserves has raised fears that the US dollar is being used as a weapon. That could wreck the greenback's dominance.

Last week, EURUSD broke below a significant support level, the gas price retested its October high, and the oil prices managed to correct lower on the bearish signs of more oil supplies coming into the market.

What happened? Historically investors treated the Japanese Yen as a safe haven in times of world crisis…

On March 16 the Federal Reserve hosted the press conference where it announced several disappointing facts for the US economy.

The Federal Reserve is expected to raise the interest rate by 25 basis points during the upcoming meeting on Wednesday, at 20:00 GMT+2. As inflation keeps surging, this will be the first small attempt to curb it. What does it mean for the US dollar?

What happened? The US inflation keeps its momentum and rises to 7…