Yesterday’s Bank of England’s (BOE) decision came and went unnoticed. But it left some traces worth mentioning for the ones interested in the future path for the United Kingdom’s monetary policy. The BOE finds itself…

The world as we know it changes in front of our eyes. As all financial markets are interconnected, what happens in one market strongly affects the price action in others.   For example, the stock market…

Yesterday’s ADP (private payrolls) in the United States brought a new wave of selling on the U.S. dollar. The much-anticipated release offers a preview of the labor market two days ahead of the NFP (Non-Farm…

Gold smashed the $2,000 level and did not stop until reaching $2,055 yesterday. For those familiar with the famous “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator” book by Edwin Lefevre, Livermore had a saying – whenever a…

This week’s Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate decision was closely watched by market participants. Many expected the RBA to address the strength in the Australian Dollar (AUD), giving the steady rise against USD,…

It’s good that the Australian Dollar consistently inched higher against the US Dollar on the first two days of this new month. With a price of more than 0.6500 and a green-labeled tag on the…

From yesterday’s a really poor drop, today morning with the green candle tag the US Dollar luckily inched higher with a price of more than 1,3300 against the Canadian Dollar. Although this rise may not…

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) on Monday favored the US Dollar (USD), raising the NZDUSD level to more than 0.6200. The pair’s price rose after the publication of major financial information The technical bias is…

Great Britain Pound (GBP) luckily inched higher against the Japanese Yen (JPY) on this new month morning with a price of more than 138.00 after the awful fall of the last trading day of February.…

It’s the trading week’s third day, the British pound consistently dropping its price against the US dollar. Although it still stabilizes its price, it certainly generates the fear that with the levels of resistance just above…