Forex News

You will find the main world Forex news in our news publication. We publish more than 50 news articles about the Forex market daily, which will keep you informed about the main events in the foreign exchange market. Forex is one of the largest and most influential players in the global financial industry markets.

This market provides investors with access to international currency trading and is experiencing a constant increase in interest from companies and private investors.

The Forex market is one of the most active and mobile markets in the world of finance, with a turnover, according to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), of more than $6.6 trillion per day in 2021, making it the most liquid and important financial market in the world.

Over the past year, the Forex market has been greatly accelerated by individual investors who have injected billions of dollars into this market, often with the help of mechanical and algorithmic trading systems.

Another key moment this year is the tough fight between the US and China, which continues to put pressure on prices as each side seeks to maintain its long-term interests in international trade.

In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect many aspects of the market, including the Forex currency market. Last year, many central banks tried to support their economies through expansive monetary policy, and this also affected the currency market.

There are other factors that are also crucial for the Forex market. In particular, the unlikely monetary easing in Europe, low inflation and trade relations between Europe and Britain after Brexit. At the same time, the costs associated with technological changes in the field of Forex trading also lead to a restructuring of the market and, possibly, to the formation of new players and business models. In general, the currency market is very unstable and remains unregulated in most world markets.

However, the red thread in the observations of this market can be called its high liquidity and dynamic price changes. Transactions between different currencies continue constantly and in almost all time zones, so traders get a chance to use the platform one after another.

At the same time, investors who are interested in investing in this market should take into account the risks and take into account a large number of factors, including geopolitical, economic and monetary events and follow Forex news in real time.

At the moment, the forex market continues to show growth, despite external factors, and it is expected that it will continue to develop in the future. With intense competition and waves of changes, including technological ones, prices for leading currencies will continue to change.

Nevertheless, the Forex market is potentially profitable for investors who can correctly read marketing trends and adapt to rapidly changing conditions.

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Dollar steadies ahead of Powell’s speech; euro edges higher

Dollar steadies ahead of Powell’s speech; euro edges higher

Investing.com – The U.S. dollar stabilized in early European trade Monday, handing back some of the gains seen after the…
Dollar sees safe-haven gains; sliding yen stays on intervention watch

Dollar sees safe-haven gains; sliding yen stays on intervention watch

By Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The dollar rose on safety bids on Monday in the wake of the attempted…
Asia FX weakens as yen volatility spurs caution; dollar dented by soft CPI

Asia FX weakens as yen volatility spurs caution; dollar dented by soft CPI

Investing.com– Most Asian currencies fell slightly on Friday as traders turned cautious amid increased volatility in the Japanese yen, which…
Japanese yen firms, USDJPY slides amid intervention talk, rate cut hopes

Japanese yen firms, USDJPY slides amid intervention talk, rate cut hopes

Investing.com– The Japanese yen firmed sharply on late-Thursday, with the USDJPY pair dropping to a near one-month low amid speculation…
Japanese yen surges, ringing intervention alarm bells

Japanese yen surges, ringing intervention alarm bells

LONDON (Reuters) -The Japanese yen surged nearly 3% on Thursday in its biggest daily rise since late 2022, a move…
Instant view- Japanese yen surges, traders use soft inflation to punish dollar

Instant view- Japanese yen surges, traders use soft inflation to punish dollar

(Reuters) – The Japanese yen jumpedon Thursday, in a move traders said was most likely the result of dollar selling…
UBS revises NZD/USD forecast, expects RBNZ rate cut in August

UBS revises NZD/USD forecast, expects RBNZ rate cut in August

UBS updated its forecast for the New Zealand dollar (NZD), anticipating underperformance against its G10 counterparts, including the US dollar.…
UBS maintains EUR/USD longer-term target at 1.0500 post French election

UBS maintains EUR/USD longer-term target at 1.0500 post French election

UBS maintained its longer-term target for the exchange rate at 1.0500, following the French parliamentary elections. The bank noted the…
UBS optimistic on British pound, sets EUR/GBP target at 0.8400

UBS optimistic on British pound, sets EUR/GBP target at 0.8400

UBS expressed a positive outlook on the British pound, citing recent comments by the UK’s new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, about…
Dollar slips ahead of CPI release; pound gains after GDP strength

Dollar slips ahead of CPI release; pound gains after GDP strength

Investing.com – The U.S. dollar slipped lower in early European trade Thursday ahead of a key inflation report later in…
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