26th April 2022

Positioning on major forex is increasingly a “fear trade”

High volatility is pushing traders into safe-haven positions. The US dollar and Japanese yen are str (...)

22nd April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: Hawkish Powell strengthens USD again

Hawkish comments from Fed chair Powell have swung markets again. The USD has renewed upside impetus (...)

21st April 2022

A crucial moment is approaching for Gold

Gold has pulled lower in recent sessions, but its ongoing performance has been commendably solid. Th (...)

21st April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: Risk recovery holds as EUR rebounds

The shift in sentiment seen over the past 24/48 hours remains on track this morning. The EUR has bee (...)

20th April 2022

Indices starting to generate recovery momentum

The signs are turning positive for indices once more. Key resistance levels are being tested and a b (...)

20th April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: Sentiment recovers as USD slips

After positive sentiment swept across Wall Street into the close, there are hints of a near term unw (...)

19th April 2022

A trend of US dollar strength continues, for now

We look into the continued strength of the USD bull run which looks solid for now, but there are som (...)

19th April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: USD still strong, indices slip again

After the Easter break, there seems to be little that has happened to change the tune. With the hawk (...)

18th April 2022

What Are Trading Fees and Commissions?

Trading fees commissions are charged by brokers for providing access to financial markets tools. The (...)

15th April 2022

All You Need to Know About Trading Conditions

Trading conditions are the terms governing how financial instruments are bought and sold with a brok (...)

13th April 2022

Precious metals building higher amid haven flows

Recovery continues to build on precious metals. However, whilst gold has broken out, elsewhere there (...)

12th April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: Haven trades rally on inflation fears

Risk appetite has turned increasingly sour once more as inflation fears once more grip markets. Clim (...)