Daily Market Analysis

Last week turned out to be disappointing for the AUD bulls, despite the gap up opening on Monday after the negotiations between the Chinese and US presidents.  What are the reasons behind this slide?

During the last 2 months, oil had wiped out about half of the gains it made during the last 2 years…

The key question about Brexit now is whether there will a deal between Britain and the European Union or the parties end up without a one.

On November 22, the South African Reserve bank (SARB) raised its interest rate to 6.75%. How does it affect the South African rand?

The Japanese yen gained on Wednesday and Thursday against the US Dollar on the comments from the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

Let’s get into the fundamental factors which have an impact on the key currencies…

The USMCA agreement between the US, Canada and Mexico and the new president-elect inauguration were expected to shed some light to the MXN. However, the election of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador resulted in many uncertainties for the investors and therefore weakened the Mexican peso.

Europe keeps trying to get through Brexit and deal with Italy…

Last week was very promising for the gold bulls as the price managed to recover after the significant fall towards $1,200. What are the reasons behind this rise and where the gold is heading during this week?

The beginning of the month was quite eventful for the Turkish lira. However, this week it started to lose its volatility. What is happening?

Not a single day can come and go without some Brexit news…

The antipodean central banks are seemed to do pretty well with the weak currency. Aren’t they?