11th April 2022

All set for a key week on several major forex pairs

With US inflation, along with the ECB and RBNZ monetary policy decisions, this is set to be a key we (...)

11th April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: USD positive as indices slide again

Sentiment is looking negatively biased on Monday morning as the USD continues to strengthen and indi (...)

8th April 2022

What Are Spreads in Trading?

Traders buy and sell assets at prices slightly different from actual market prices. This is due to t (...)

7th April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: USD pulls back despite FOMC minutes

There has been a slight unwinding of USD strength on Thursday morning as US Treasury yields pull low (...)

5th April 2022

Espresso Morning Call: Mixed sentiment as AUD breaks higher

With the oil price rebounding again and EUR pressured lower, we see an uncertain feeling to sentimen (...)

5th April 2022

Bid vs. Ask Price: How Do They Work?

Bid (buy) & ask (sell) prices are the prices that buyers & sellers are willing to accept for (...)

30th March 2022

Commodities continue to swing with shifting war sentiment

The path of sentiment regarding the peace talks to de-escalate the Ukraine war is key for the near-t (...)

29th March 2022

Equity indices rally on hopes of traction in peace talks

Rallies are taking off again, with key resistance being tested. Traction in the peace talks will be (...)

28th March 2022

Week Ahead: Nonfarm Payrolls amid a slew of tier-one data

Nonfarm Payrolls will always get the headlines, but other significant tier-one data includes Consume (...)

28th March 2022

What Are Long and Short Positions in Trading?

Long and short trades involve the buying and selling of assets, in the hopes of making a profit from (...)

25th March 2022

Espresso Morning Call: USD begins to slip amid consolidation

As we approach the end of the week there is a more cautious feel to major markets. However, within t (...)

24th March 2022

Oil breaking higher only adds to the inflationary headache

Oil has been moving higher again in the past week on a series of supply constraints. This does not b (...)