fomc statement

Today we have FOMC Meeting Minutes from US at 7pm BST. We will be looking out for any clear tone of hawkishness or dovishness in the minutes to gauge the next leg of greenback direction. If the minutes show Fed members continued to suggest a June hike remains open and concerns regarding the...

FOMC Rate Decision & Statement will be released today at 7pm London time. This event will likely see volatility and widening of spreads in the seconds before release. We advise against holding USD positions unless they are already at break-even. Even if the position are at break- even, also...

The main Forex news releases for the following week are: CPI from Australia, FOMC statement, RBNZ rate decision and BoJ monetary policy announcement. Full list of Forex news trading events taking place this week: Monday 25th. 10:00am BST – German Ifo Business Climate. Tuesday 26th. 2:30pm...

Today we have FOMC Meeting Minutes from the US which is possibly a big release at 7pm London time. We will be looking out for any clear tone of hawkishness or dovishness in the minutes to gauge the next leg of greenback direction. If the minutes show more discussion in line with what other Fed...

There is no trade call for the session. Yesterday’s NY session saw the Fed keep rates on hold as expected, however the overall communication was much more dovish than the market anticipated in light of the recent rise in core inflation. Current Market Sentiment: The Fed’s dot-plot rate...

FOMC Statement and Economic Projections will be released today at 6:00pm GMT followed by Press Conference at 6:30pm GMT. These events will likely see volatility and widening of spreads in the seconds before release. We advise against holding USD positions unless they are already at break-even...

There is no trade call for the session. Late in yesterday's NY session the FOMC released their monetary policy statement. As expected the Federal Funds Rate was left at 0.25%-0.50% - there were no analysts expecting a hike. Find out more by reading my market sentiment analysis below. Current...

FOMC interest rate decision and statement will be released today at 7:00pm GMT. This event will likely see volatility and widening of spreads in the seconds before release. We advise against holding USD positions unless they are already at break-even. Even if the position is at break- even...

Today we are awaiting for FOMC Rate Decision, Statement, Economic Projections & Press Conference (7:00pm GTM). These releases will likely see volatility and widening of spreads in the seconds before release. We advise against holding USD positions unless they are already at break-even. Even if...

FOMC Interest Rate Decision and Statement will be released today at 6:00pm London time. If the Fed strike a hawkish tone in their statement then the market will be satisfied to hold dollars into the next meeting. However, if the Fed tone is dovish we will likely see pressure on the USD as...

Forex News Trading event of the week or arguably even the whole year - FOMC Rate Decision, Statement, Economic Projections & Press Conference is taking place tonight at 7:00pm BST. Watch my weekly Forex news event's overview here or read my detailed analysis below and learn how to interpret...

Thursday the 17th of September is the biggest day of the week in terms of the risk events. I could even say that it is arguably the biggest day this year! It is obviously because of the FOMC Statement which will be released at 7:00pm BST. All the high-impact news events for the week are as...

Originally updated: 08:00am London Time Trading Bias: Neutral Currencies: USD, NZD, JPY (pending data) Current Sentiment: USD weakness The FOMC statement and press conference is the major news release for the week, occurring at 7:00pm GMT. Prior to that, we have US Advance GDP. There is...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_EpCLDaV5A FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) Statement - Wednesday the 29th of April 7:00pm FOMC Statement coming out on Wednesday the 29th is definitely the highlight of this week's Forex News Trading events. Why? Because we are really keen to hear what...