US Daylight Savings : Updated Trading Schedule 2019
Please find our updated Trading schedule as US will enter Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, 03rd November, 2019.
Thursday 31st October: Technical outlook and review.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) cut its benchmark funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 1.5% to 1.75% on Wednesday, as expected, but specified the moves to ease policy could be approaching a pause.
Wednesday 30th October: Dollar index lower ahead of Fed meeting.
Key risk events today: German Prelim CPI m/m; US ADP Non-Farm […]
Tuesday 29th October: Safe-haven markets offered amid risk-on trade.
EUR/USD movement picked up a modest bid Monday amid risk-on trade, adding 20 points, or 0.19%. Overall, however, it was an otherwise quiet start to what indeed should be an eventful week ahead.
Monday 28th October: Weekly technical outlook and review.
Brexit-related fears along with a strengthening greenback further weighed on the British pound Friday, positioning the H4 candles a few points north of the 1.28 handle.
European Daylight Savings : Updated Trading Schedule 2019
Dear Trader, Please find our updated Trading schedule as Europe will enter Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, 27th October, 2019.
Thursday 24th October: Technical outlook and review.
The British pound was left mostly unchanged against the buck Wednesday, with the GBP/USD currently trading a few points south of 1.29 as a lack of clarity and rising odds of a general election continues to haunt markets. Tuesday witnessed a 0.68% decline after MPs rejected UK PM’s Boris Johnson’s plan.
Wednesday 23rd October: Pound sinks as UK Parliament rejects UK PM Boris Johnson’s Brexit timetable.
Tuesday had the Australian dollar a shade lower vs. its US counterpart, erasing 11 points, or 0.17%. Although snapping a four-day winning streak, hopes of a trade resolution between the US and China appears to be supporting trade-sensitive antipodeans.
Tuesday 22nd October: Pound hovers south of 1.30 ahead of Parliament Brexit vote
Sterling attempted to overthrow the key figure 1.30 Monday, though failed to muster enough oomph to sustain gains as further delays were put into the Brexit process.
