24th May 2021

The Week Ahead: More of the same on major markets

This week’s economic calendar is fairly light, with a focus on Fed speakers and US GDP. Aside from a (...)

21st May 2021

Outlook for Indices may be mixed but uptrends still hold

Our analysis shows that strong trends are still in place on equity indices and whilst the near term (...)

20th May 2021

Eyeing the Trading Opportunities in Commodities

Recent price action in commodities has created some opportunities to trade within underlying trends. (...)

18th May 2021

INFINOX opens Dubai hub as Asian expansion accelerates

The global trading provider INFINOX has unveiled a new hub in Dubai amid a rapid expansion of its op (...)

18th May 2021

EUR looks ready to strengthen

With COVID vaccinations in Europe catching up fast, economic data and market indicators are recoveri (...)

17th May 2021

The Week Ahead: Resuming a USD weakening bias

We anticipate a more settled bout of renewing dollar selling to take hold this week. However, UK ass (...)

14th May 2021

The USD rebound looks to just be another chance to sell

Our analysis shows that the dollar weakness is resuming and that any near term recoveries will conti (...)

13th May 2021

A Commodities pullback would be a chance to buy

Commodities have been strong but could be about to unwind. Our analysis shows that this could be a c (...)

11th May 2021

The global trading provider Infinox builds on momentum with brace of senior hires

The global trading provider Infinox has consolidated a period of rapid expansion by making two strat (...)

11th May 2021

The Technicals Are Flashing Warning Signals on Major Indices

Our analysis shows that the six months run higher on major equity markets are looking uncertain as c (...)

10th May 2021

The key events to impact on major markets this week

We look at the important US economic announcements which could certainly move markets this week. CPI (...)

7th May 2021

Renewed USD weakening looks set to break the ranges on major forex

The US dollar is being sold once more. Our analysis shows this weakening comes from bond markets and (...)