The global picture will be important at the start of the week owing to both a thin calendar and thin trading conditions in Asia thanks to Typhoon Mangkhut and a Japanese public holiday.

September 17,2018

Unless we receive any developments pertaining to global trade from the White House today we see little reason why the US Dollar will suffer a weekly decline.

September 14,2018

A busy day ahead for foreign exchange markets thanks to a packed calendar which sees the Bank of England and European Central Bank release policy decisions while the US sees the release of inflation data.

September 13,2018

The calendar for the British Pound is largely empty ensuring traders will remain fixated on any Brexit developments. However, in the Eurozone and US we have some numbers to chew, while Australian employment data will be in focus overnight.

September 12,2018