EDITOR’s note
FX Trump’s plan for the FED
Tere is a good chance that Trump will succeed in molding the Fed to the central bank he needs to get rid of an obsolete financial system and instaure his new $1trillion infrastructure plan. Ellen Brown, in her article “We will look at everything” is clear on one point: a revolutionary movement needs a revolutionary financial system. Obsolete
systems
will go and will be replaced. Trump’s team could consider funding its trillion dollar infrastructure plan with newly-issued credit, whether created by the Treasury or the central bank or through government credit lines with commercial banks.
Investors should get prepared to integrate more political factors into their analysis. Tis is what Marc Chandler confirms in his article “Outlooks 2017: Politics to Eclipse Economics” by presenting a new deciphering key of markets developments for 2017. Te UK decision to leave the EU and the election of Donald Trump as the next US president both took the market by surprise in 2016 and opened new market perspectives for the new year. Central
banks might no longer dominate the FX scene. Other political
factors are
likely to influence the market this year such as various elections in Europe, mostly driven by the rise of populist and nationalist forces, and Trump’s infrastructure plan which should start in late January.
volatility. On the technical side, Keith Raphael confirms his USD dollar view looking at a disjointed global puzzle gradually reverting to the norm by year end 2017. Steve Jarvis analyses the extent of the Sterling’s corrective phase, and Chris Svorcik gives his technical preview of the major currency pairs for this year.
Looking at trading methodologies, Ryan Henry uses Elliott Wave to uncover the best trading opportunities for 2017 and Andrew Marshall
will guide you through
the triple screen trading method from Alexander Elder. Finally Daniel Fernandez
brings light on the fractal
Both our fundamental and technical analysis experts align on the major currencies developments. Jarratt Davis, who is an expert in reading between the lines of macroeconomics events, tells us what to expect from central banks and gives us an overview of their priorities for 2017 with a view to preparing traders to periods of
dimension of currency pairs to show the existence of patterns which are immediately relevant to potentially profitable trading.
On behalf of FX Trader Magazine team, let me wish you a happy and successful new year!
Emmanuelle Festa Bianchet FX TRADER MAGAZINE January - March 2017 7
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