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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 68% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.
You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Market Overview The past 24 hours have just seen a slight pause in the recent risk negative/dollar positive move across major markets. It comes as some chinks of light start to form in the will they/won’t they saga of a US fiscal support package. The Democrats have drafted a $2.4
Market Overview Momentum is really taking hold in this risk off, dollar rally now. In the last few days there has been a real shift in outlook, with the fears mounting over the implications of COVID second waves in countries across Europe and the US. Safe haven flows continue and
Market Overview A recovery on the US dollar is gathering momentum. With traders increasingly concerned about second wave COVID infection rates rising across Europe and trends also turning higher for the US, there is a shift into the dollar. Throughout the summer months the perception was that the US was
Market Overview There has been a dramatic shift in sentiment early this week as risk appetite has taken a huge step back. Markets are reacting to the perception that Europe is having to deal with significant second wave COVID infections with renewed restrictions. This comes at a time where Congress
Market Overview There is a slight but growing pressure that the dollar seems to be coming under early this week. Underperforming across the major currencies, the Dollar Index is ticking lower and is threatening the initial support around 92.70. A breach would be a two week low for the dollar
Market Overview The US dollar rally in the wake of the FOMC meeting seems to already have run out of steam. Lackluster US data yesterday (jobless claims slightly higher than expected, along with housing data marginally missing) helped to drag the dollar back. The Fed may have upwardly revised its
Market Overview In the wake of Fed chair Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole, markets have had a few weeks to position for a new dovish paradigm of FOMC monetary policy. As part of its new average inflation targeting policy, yesterday the Fed statement says that it will “aim to achieve
Market Overview Major markets are settling in for a key announcement from the Federal Reserve today. After last week’s rebound (some of which driven by risk-off trading), the dollar has been gradually weakening again in recent sessions. The perception is that the FOMC will take on board the sentiment from
Market Overview Renewed positive risk appetite is hitting the dollar early this week. Positive newsflow of COVID vaccinations from AstraZeneca and Pfizer have helped to boost sentiment. The dollar is still perceived as a safe haven and as such is coming under pressure once more. This mood has been bolstered
Market Overview The dollar has started the new trading week slightly on the backfoot, with a slightly improved appetite for risk forming this morning. After causing a stir last week on a pause in its vaccination trials, the AstraZeneca/Oxford University collaboration for a COVID vaccine has resumed. Although there has
Market Overview The wild ride on Wall Street continued yesterday as the beaten down tech sector found support for a rebound. The question will now be how sustainable is this support and whether the recent sell-off is over. The impact on broader sentiment has been significant too. A dollar rally
Market Overview The Wall Street sell-off has become a significant issue for risk appetite. The rout in the tech stocks may amount to little more than a sector rotation when the dust settles, however, the rattling impact in the meantime is hitting sentiment across major markets. The sell-off is just
Market Overview Markets are looking more settled in the early part of this week. A US public holiday seems to have come at the right time as the selling pressure of last week through equities appears to have turned a corner again. Treasury yields are looking stable today, whilst a
Market Overview The near term dollar rally has been boosted again in the wake of Friday’s Nonfarm Payrolls report which roundly encouraged and drove a decisive reaction on bond markets. A yield curve “bear steepener” (where longer dated yields rise faster than shorter dated yields) tends to be dollar supportive
Market Overview A sudden bout of selling pressure ripped through Wall Street yesterday to leave traders scratching their heads. Maybe stocks can go down as well as up after all? The tech-led decline was seen most significantly through a -5% decline on the NASDAQ, but with little real catalyst, it
Market Overview The near term recovery on the dollar continues for a third session, in a move which is impacting across major forex and precious metals. Dovish steers from FOMC members in recent days have played into this, as has a rather downbeat assessment of the US economic recovery from
Market Overview Longer dated Treasury yields continue to fluctuate with the comments of Fed speakers and this is generating uncertainty across dollar moves. The dovish comments from the FOMC’s Lael Brainard (that the Fed needs to roll out more stimulus to overcome the COVID crisis) should not really come as
Market Overview The dollar remains under pressure as the dovish implications of Fed chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech continue to weigh. This has been exacerbated by comments from vice Fed chair Richard Clarida regarding yield curve control still being in the Fed’s toolkit. This has flattened the yield curve once
Market Overview In the build up to Fed chair Powell’s speech, the chatter was whether the Fed would meet the market’s dovish expectations. Reaction in the wake of the announcement was one of uncertainty, with significant swings across major forex. However, coming into today’s session there is a sense of
Market Overview There have been some significant swings in bond and forex markets in the past 24 hours as traders prepare themselves for what could be a ground-breaking speech from the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell today. However,. Given the importance of the speech, we see a calm
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