A clear explanation of daily buying and selling points. This is a summary of the author’s own market views, and final decisions regarding actual investments and trading should be made at your own discretion.
Updated daily
Before the FOMC meeting, traders sold euros to adjust their positions, causing the price to drop from the mid-1.09 level to 1.0860. During the meeting, the Federal Reserve repeated its …
In a phone meeting between Putin and Trump, they agreed to stop attacks on power plants and other energy facilities for 30 days. However, they did not agree to stop …
Yesterday, before the Japan-U.S. financial policy meetings, traders adjusted their yen positions, pushing the USD/JPY up to 149.93. However, it failed to reach 150 and then lost strength, confirming strong …
Canada’s February inflation rate was 2.6%, higher than the expected 2.2%. Since this is well above the Bank of Canada’s (BOC) 2% target, expectations for interest rate cuts in Canada …
Gold, which rose to around $3,000 in the Asian market at the beginning of the week, faced selling pressure as investors took profits. However, buying interest remained strong, and in …
At the start of the week in the Tokyo market, the dollar-yen (USD/JPY) saw early buying. Reports from several media outlets predicted that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) would keep …
Reports that President Trump will discuss with President Putin on the 18th raised expectations for a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine, which led to more buying of the euro. Additionally, weaker …
Last week, gold prices went above $3,000 for the first time in history. This happened because investors were worried that the global economy might slow down due to tariffs from …
Germany reformed its debt brake and moved towards fiscal expansion, and over the weekend, President Trump indicated the possibility of ending the conflict with Russia. As a result, the Euro …
Last week, the Dollar/Yen dropped to the lowest level since October last year, 146.54 yen, due to strong yen buying caused by a sharp drop in New York stocks as …
