Category: Currency Markets
NZDUSD Soars to upside RBNZ Leaves OTC rates unchanged 0.25% Nov 11 2020
Published: November 10, 2020 10:45 PM EST by Richard Cason, Fx Currency...
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USD/JPY-Bears are testing the depth of the river, short it June 20 2019
Published: June 21, 2019 4:25 am est by, Hitesh Devatwal, Ritika Saini and Sahil...
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GBP/USD: Neck line breakout of head & shoulder pattern June 18, 2019
Published: June 15, 2019 4:55 pm estby Harish Shahi, Contributor Market Analyst ...
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RBNZ Cuts Rates .25% bases points, NZD USD Sets 7 month Low
Published: May 8, 2019 1:10 AM ESTby Richard Cason,@newsmmforex @nnmforexin Currency...
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Hanging in the Balance for FX Traders… Brexit, Trump’s Tariff Threats, and the EU’s unprecedented Plea
February 26, 2019 2:35 pm estby Tom Kadale, Contributor Market Analyst for...
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NZD Sells to 19 Day Low .07350 on 08/07/17
NZD Aug 6, 2017 sells off overnight from a high of .7415 to a intra day low of .7350. The NZD has been weakening overnight and is losing upward momentum due to a lack luster NZD Inflation’s Expectations (QoQ) Report released 08/06/2017.
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