Giles Coghlan
As a professional market analyst and commentator, Giles' goal is simple: to explain the current reason markets are moving the way they are so you that can make better trading decisions right now. His cutting-edge analysis has been featured in Reuters, Business Insider, WSJ, Financial Times Adviser, NBC, LBC Radio, CoinTelegraph, Guardian Observer, National Express, and numerous other prestigious financial outlets.
Seasonax Tutorial: Search Data Using The US Election Filter
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NZDUSD’s interesting seasonals
The RBNZ met last night and announced that they would be continuing holding rates at 5.50% for the foreseeable future. Although broadly happy with domestic labour and inflation readings they still note the potential for inflation to surprise them, particularly…
Expect EURUSD volatility over US CPI print
On Wednesday at 13:30 UK time the US CPI print will be released. The headline is expected to fall to 3.1% from 4% prior & a reading below 2.9% would likely weaken the USD. The core reading is also expected to fall to 5% from 5.3% prior, & a reading below 4.9% should also weaken the USD. The print that should boost the USD would be if both headline and the core come in above market’s maximum expectations.
Mighty Meta takes on Twitter!
For some time now disgruntled users of twitter have been looking for a reason to move away from Elon Musk’s platform. In June this year Australia’s cyber regulator told Twitter to explain its handling of online hate. Twitter had become the most complained about plat-form since Elon Musk ...
Seasonal slide for oil or is the bottom in?
At the latest OPEC+ meeting Saudi Energy Minister said OPEC+ will do "whatever is necessary" to support the oil market. Since the start of the year many analysts were optimistic about oil prices. China’s post Covid-19 recovery was ...