Market news
What Moves Forex Markets: A Practical Guide
Interest rates, inflation and risk sentiment shape currency prices. Here is how to read those forces together before making a trading decision.
Forex Trading Mag
Market analysis
Explanations of currency and commodity markets, with the assumptions made explicit.
Economy
How Fed Decisions Affect the US Dollar
A rate decision is only part of the story. Learn how the statement, projections and changing expectations affect the dollar.
Currency analysis
ECB Policy and EUR/USD: What to Watch
Read the euro through inflation, policy expectations and the dollar side of the pair, without turning every ECB comment into a forecast.
Market insights
Gold, the Dollar and Real Yields Explained
Gold responds to several competing forces. Separate the interest-rate argument from currency effects and demand for protection.
Market insights
How Oil Prices Reach Currency Markets
An oil-price move can affect trade, inflation and growth in different ways. Start by asking what caused the move.
Market insights
Gold Before a Fed Decision: Build a Plan Around Uncertainty
Rates and the dollar matter to gold, but a chart support zone cannot settle the outlook. Use scenarios, sources and explicit risk limits.
Currency analysis
EUR/USD: When Technology Sentiment Meets French Fiscal Risk
Technology-market sentiment and French bond concerns complicate the standard currency story. Test each channel without mistaking correlation for cause.
Market insights
Gold Near $4,000: Separate Yields, the Dollar and Risk Demand
A round-number level draws attention, but gold responds to competing forces in rates, currencies, investment flows and physical demand.
Economy
What a Fed Decision Can—and Cannot—Tell Dollar Traders
Read the statement against prior expectations and the other side of the pair before treating a Federal Reserve decision as a dollar signal.
Currency analysis
Commodity Currencies Face a Central-Bank Test
Australia’s inflation report and a divided RBNZ vote complicate AUD and NZD analysis as the Bank of Canada and Federal Reserve decisions arrive.