EDITOR’s note Wide Angle View Of Upcoming Market Turmoils
UK’s current account deficit has reached a record high. Tis, combined with Brexit preoccupations and implications, is putting the country in a troublesome situation. At the moment, the UK public, financial market and businesses are divided on the in or out question, which is cutting across party lines and the whole political spectrum. But the current deficit, which will have to be reduced at some point, is even more worrying in the longer term as it will
require tough
decisions from the country leaders. For these reasons expert Forex analysts foresee further weakening of the Sterling in the long term, with increased instability up until the 23rd of June, as well as strong market reactions in case the “out” campaign gets more followers.
I invite you to follow our ongoing updates about the UK and Sterling situation, which will be published on FX Trader Magazine website, in the Expert View and articles sections, as
well as on the real-time news pages.
In this edition we also analyse the role of central banks and their capacity to stimulate the economy and influence currency fundamentals in the long-term. In particular we take a
We also bring light on the crude oil market situation, by explaining how the struggle for market share between OPEC and non-OPEC producers has driven the price of oil down to multi-decade lows, and we talk about the reaction of U.S. shale producers who are using technology and
the
markets to ensure they
outlast
financial larger
state operators.
To be better prepared for the forthcoming market moves, our technical analysis present
look at the risks of negative interest rates, which could be among the last tools in the monetary policy arsenal. In the article “Economy of No Nation” we explain why today’s currency
exchange rates have
become so obviously disconnected from unconventional monetary policies and we analyse the new role of currencies and the impact of central banks’ decisions in the networked economy.
your edge using
FX
experts various
trading methods using time frames
and indicators, such as how to build
various
time-frames; how to identify trend reversals at an early stage through the use of failure swing patterns; or how you can use technical analysis for stop loss placement and better risk management.
Good trading. Emmanuelle Festa Bianchet
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