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FOMC IMPACT : MARKET RECOVERY FROM COVID-19 {April 29} | Forex Recommendations

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Let me tell you that today is  FOMC  and market will move really good today and now market is about to give recovery from this Covid19. We have something really good plan for our clients to give them really good and consistent profits. If you see dow jones if has came up from 18300 mark to 24000 mark in just three weeks. In starting February month dow stated to fall from 29000 mark and it has fallen to 18300 and then it started moving in bullish side and right now its at 24000 mark. If you would have traded 1 lot with dow only 4 weeks before you would have around 5700 $ in your account, no matter what your account size is of. Even with 500$ account you can do this and not with dow only see crude, gold, btc, dax and lots of forex pairs ,every pair is giving there best and with recovery mode market will give you this kind of movements in positive side for sure. So grab opportunity and go big. Contact For more Live Signals with fluctuate market situation and FOMC Impact:  Forex Si

Weekly World Market forecast (April 27- 1May): Stocks, Futures Mixed as Reopenings Eyed; Oil Down, US oil prices sink as, Dowjones, Currency and Gold Down as Loosened Lockdown

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Stocks, Futures Mixed as Reopenings Eyed; Oil Down: Markets Wrap U.S. and European futures were mixed along with stocks in Asia on Tuesday as governments mulled reopening economies. Crude oil extended sharp losses from Monday. Shares in Japan and Australia ended little changed , and South Korean and Hong Kong stocks climbed in a choppy Asian session. Chinese stocks fluctuated after a report the country would ease some initial public offering rules. S&P 500 futures retreated after the index closed at its highest since March 10. West Texas oil futures in New York slumped to around $11 a barrel. Treasury yields held Monday’s gains. Investors will get a slew of corporate earnings and forecasts this week, with reports due from Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more Inc., Barclays Plc and Samsung Electronics Co. Deutsche Bank AG unveiled a surprisingly good earnings report, though it warned about looming credit defaults. The European Commissio

Weekly Forex Forecast for EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, NZDUSD, XAUUSD (April 20 – 24, 2020)| Forex Recommendations

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Weekly Forex Forecast for EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, NZDUSD, XAUUSD (April 20 – 24, 2020) EURUSD Forecast The EURUSD is nearing the end of a massive terminal pattern. I discussed the multi-year wedge below on April 14th and again on April 16th. EURUSD monthly time frame It is, in my opinion, the most pivotal pattern in the euro’s history. The bottom of the wedge above starts from the euro’s all-time low just below the 0.8300 mark. Any pricing you see for EURUSD before 1999 is actually trade-weighted data from a basket of pre-euro currencies. The former is a short-term trend line from the year-to-date low, while 1.0700 is near the bottom of the multi-year wedge pattern above. EURUSD 4-hour time frame GBPUSD Forecast Compared to the EURUSD, the GBPUSD isn’t doing much at all. The pair continues to trade in narrow ranges, this time between 1.2450 and 1.2600. Furthermore, there’s no momentum here. Sure, we’ve seen the GBPUSD rally since its all-time lows in

Do Politics and Central Banks Impact FX Markets ? - Recent News Impact | Global Market Updates

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How Do Politics and Central Banks Impact FX Markets? IMPACT OF MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY ON FX MARKETS, KEY CENTRAL BANK RATE DECISIONS FROM ECB, BOC AND FED, US DOLLAR, EURO, CANADIAN DOLLAR ANALYSIS – TALKING POINTS How do monetary and fiscal policy measures impact currency markets? What is the Mundell-Fleming model and why does it matter for FX traders? How has policy from the Fed, ECB and BOC impacted USD, EUR and CAD? MARKETS HAVE PASSED THE POLITICAL EVENT HORIZON For  foreign exchange (“forex” or “ FX ”)  traders, the constant background noise that politics represents is an inescapable blackhole. Traditional media drowns in punditry, while social media drowns in puns. It doesn’t matter what asset class you’re trading either . I n recent years, even a single tweet from a politician has had the capacity to move  not only currencies but also  bonds, commodities ,  and equities. In an increasingly fractious landscape, traders need a framework by which to interpret i