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Could the Trade War be Trump’s Final Card?

[fa icon="calendar'] August 5, 2019 at 2:44 PM / by Fullerton Markets posted in Weekly Market Research, 2019

Trump could be dragging the trade war until the 2020 US elections before withdrawing to boost vote numbers. Gold could potentially rise higher as risk-off sentiments continue to increase.

Fed to Cut Rate for First Time Since 2008

[fa icon="calendar'] July 29, 2019 at 4:38 PM / by Fullerton Markets posted in Weekly Market Research, 2019

If historical price move is a reliable gauge, short USD/JPY after Fed’s cut?

EUR/NZD to Get Hit the Hardest During ECB Monetary Meeting This Week

[fa icon="calendar'] July 22, 2019 at 3:31 PM / by Fullerton Markets posted in Weekly Market Research, 2019

The divergence in monetary policy between ECB and RBNZ will widen as ECB is expected to set the stage for a September rate cut and resumption of QE. EUR/NZD could dive further.

China’s GDP Data Sets Tone for FX in Coming Months

[fa icon="calendar'] July 15, 2019 at 6:00 PM / by Fullerton Markets posted in Weekly Market Research, 2019

There are lots of strength in China’s GDP data even as it slows to decades low, buy AUD/USD

Central Banks Vs Presidents, Who’s Louder?

[fa icon="calendar'] July 8, 2019 at 2:55 PM / by Fullerton Markets posted in Weekly Market Research, 2019

If all the presidents want a rate cut, shorting its currency would be ideal before its meeting; short dollar during Powell’s speech this week.

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