Currency Fundamental analysis
Fundamental analysis is a method of evaluating what is happening on the market right now and might happen in the future on the basis of external events and factors. For the currency market, such factors are news, economic and financial statistics, meetings of global Central banks, and speeches delivered by their representatives. Fundamental approach allows to analyze both short- and long-term perspectives.
03.02.2020
The Pound is entering the Brexit in balance. Overview for 03.02.2020
Early in February, GBPUSD is slightly correcting, but the Pound is quite safe.
31.01.2020
The Yen is consolidating. Overview for 31.01.2020
On Friday morning, USDJPY continues consolidating inside the range; investors are quite calm about “safe haven” assets.
30.01.2020
The Pound is trembling in anticipation of the Brexit. Overview for 30.01.2020
GBPUSD continues falling on Thursday due to circumstances.
30.01.2020
The USD is in demand. Overview for 30.01.2020
On Thursday, EURUSD is intending to continue its decline; investors favor the USD.
29.01.2020
The Pound is still being controlled by bears. Overview for 29.01.2020
GBPUSD continues falling deeper and deeper on Wednesday afternoon.
28.01.2020
The Pound is being dragged down. Overview for 28.01.2020
On Tuesday, GBPUSD is retreating under market pressure in anticipation of the Brexit.
28.01.2020
EURUSD remains under pressure. Overview for 28.01.2020
The major currency pair continues falling; nothing has changed on the market.
27.01.2020
The Euro is still being dragged down. Overview for 27.01.2020
Investors require “safe haven” assets, thus increasing demand for the USD.