Analysis

GBP/JPY bounced from its August lows and is approaching potential resistance areas. How can the U.K.’s upcoming jobs data affect GBP/JPY’s trend?

I’m seeing a simple range setup on the hourly chart of EUR/GBP, as traders are likely holding out for top-tier U.K. data. Can the upcoming jobs figures spur a bounce or a break?

The U.K. will start a busy calendar week with its latest employment data. What are the markets expecting from the report? We have the deets!

Brace yourselves, fellow traders! We’re in for another wild ride since this trading week is filled to the brim with major news catalysts.

Our currency strategists decided to focus on the RBA monetary policy statement & the latest jobs data from New Zealand for this week’s price outlook discussions. How did they play out?

After a Monday meltdown, risk-on currencies like the AUD & CAD were able to take the top spot thanks to positive U.S. surprises and net positive individual themes.

Risk sentiment was arguably the main driving force this week, although there were still instances when some major asset & currencies veered away from the pack.

The BOC shared that the economy is seeing a cooling labour market. Will July’s employment numbers support the central bank’s dovish estimates?

A recovery in risk sentiment has pushed NZD/CHF off its August lows. Are we looking at a reversal? Or are the bears just taking a break?

I’m seeing this classic reversal pattern on the short-term chart of GBP/NZD ahead of New Zealand’s quarterly jobs release. Are we about to see strong figures that could keep the RBNZ hawkish?

The RBNZ recently noted the economy’s easing labor conditions. Will the Q2 2024 labor market data support the central bank’s dovish pivot?

I’m seeing this simple range setup on the hourly chart of GBP/AUD ahead of this week’s RBA announcement. Will we see a bounce or a break?

The RBA is up this week! The markets are pricing in a “neutral hold” that may be bullish for the Aussie. But what if AUD extends its downtrends instead?

We’ve got the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy statement lined up this week, and expectations are for the central bank to stay hawkish.

After a BUSY week, the calendar will be taking a chill pill this week. Watch out for global services PMIs and New Zealand and Canada’s labor market data!

This week our strategists decided to focus on the Australian CPI update & the latest BOE monetary policy statement, resulting in arguably solid outcomes.

The yen was king of pips, Kiwi was a surprise winner, and the dollar and euro saw mixed price action. We’re summing up the major FX moves for ya!

The usual major asset correlations were no where to be seen early in the week with major catalysts everywhere, but traders uniformly went risk-off into the weekend as recession fears grew.

Will the upcoming U.S. jobs report make or break September easing hopes? Here’s what market analysts are expecting for this top-tier news event.

If Sterling reacts positively to BOE’s policy decision, major GBP pairs like GBP/NZD are in the position to extend a broader trend.