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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 67% 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 momentum of positive sentiment arising from the enormous $2 trillion support package agreed in Congress last week has already begun to wane. With renewed selling pressure, the nascent recovery of risk appetite is already being tested. Focus has turned back to the continued worsening of the spread
Market Overview After the incredible sell-off has come the recovery. Although by any stretch of the imagination, it is difficult to feel all that positive at the moment, technical, Wall Street is back into a bull market. Rallying over 20% off its lows, the volatility on equities continues huge but
Market Overview The US Senate has passed the massive $2 trillion stimulus bill aimed at mitigating the negative economic impact of the Coronavirus. Now the bill will move to the House of Representatives on Friday, with the bill expected to pass fairly comfortably. However, the positive sentiment arising from the
Market Overview After days of negotiation, Congressional leaders and the White House have seemingly agreed to the delivery of a fiscal relief package of $2 trillion to help the US economy through the biggest economic shock since the 2008 financial crisis. Markets were quick to respond to the prospect of
Market Overview Central banks and governments are coming out with measures to mitigate the economic impact of the Coronavirus. The commitment for ever easier monetary policy was cranked up several notches by the Federal Reserve yesterday on a pledge to expand its balance sheet as much as is necessary (rather
Market Overview And still the central bank monetary easing measures continue to come. After the remarkable shunning of an opportunity to act last week, the ECB has stepped up with an emergency €750bn of asset purchases. “The Governing Council will do everything necessary within its mandate”. The Reserve Bank of
Market Overview After the monetary policy bazooka from major central banks in the past week, now the fiscal response. The question is whether it is enough. A package of €300bn in fiscal support from the French Government, €200bn from Spain, and £330bn in credit guarantees from the UK Government (all
Market Overview There have been several false dawns of recovery in the past couple of weeks and once more as European traders sit at their (home) desks this will be the issue they face. After gargantuan selling pressure yesterday (yes we are going through the Thesaurus now), there is another
Market Overview In a stunning move, the Federal Reserve met over the weekend and announced just before markets opened for the Asian Monday morning, that they would cut rates to near zero, engage QE and coordinate with other central banks to try and reduce overnight swaps rates. The dollar has
Market Overview Today is Friday the 13th, not a great day for the superstitious. But can the horror show be any worse than Thursday the 12th after some of the worst selling in history and a car crash of a press conference from ECB President Christine Lagarde? Hot on the
Market Overview So the COVID-19 outbreak is now an official pandemic according to the WHO. This suggests the virus is global and rampant in its spread. Countries are trying monetary and fiscal responses but whilst the Coronavirus spread accelerates with an unknown impact on major global economies and supply chains,
Market Overview When markets are so fretful, the Trump administration playing a game of “will they, won’t they” is not helpful. Whether they have just been blindsided (or whether the blinkers have been on) over Coronavirus, US politicians are yet to agree or have a plan in place for fiscal
Market Overview An absolute deluge of selling across anything of notable risk resulted in record levels of bearishness yesterday. It is far too early to say this morning, but as the elastic begins to snap back, have we seen “the” low? Given the Coronavirus is increasingly sweeping across major countries
Market Overview When a global event such as Coronavirus hits, it would be useful for countries to look to collaborate for mitigate the impact. This has spectacularly not been the case where the major forces in OPEC+ have seen a complete breakdown in relations. With Russia not agreeing to a
Market Overview Sentiment is turning sour once more as the spread of the Coronavirus increasingly impacts across the US. There has been a battle of conflicting forces on markets this week. Traders initially backing the easing and stimulus efforts are being pushed back amid the fear of the unknown impact
Market Overview In an attempt to try and mitigate the economic impact of Coronavirus, global central banks seem to be acting in coordination. Rate cuts from major central banks such as the Federal Reserve, Reserve Bank of Australia and now Bank of Canada have been seen in recent days. Attention
Market Overview The wild ride of volatility on global markets was given a surprise shot in the arm yesterday as the Federal Reserve shocked everyone with a -50 basis points rate cut. If the idea was to settle the nerves and put a floor under the recent selling pressure, the
Market Overview With market fear still at elevated levels, traders and investors around the world are looking out for a coordinated response from the authorities. Central banks assisting with looser monetary policy and perhaps action from governments through fiscal support. There has been an enormous re-pricing of Federal Reserve monetary
Market Overview Has the sell-off started to turn a corner? Speculation is that central banks could now be ready to intervene to mitigate the impact of a spreading Coronavirus. Fed chair Powell noted on Friday that the virus “poses evolving risks to economic activity”. Some might suggest the “Powell put”
Market Overview The sell-off of risk assets is ramping up. With Wall Street over -4% lower last night, the Dow saw its largest points decline since 2008. The futures for today’s session, show that the selling pressure has not abated quite yet either. Fear continues to spread through markets. The
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