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Earlier in the Day Earlier in the Day Key stats through the Asian session. + USDCAD Daily Fundamental Forecast – September 12, 2017. It is a measure of the strength in the CAD and also the strength in the. + Bitcoin and Ethereum Price Forecast – Prices Consolidate As Further News Is Awaited. The bitcoin prices continued to consolidate as we had mentioned in our. + Featured Online Brokers. 9112017, 0407 PM. 9112017, 0827 AM. 9112017, 0823 AM. 9112017, 1147 PM. 9112017, 1202 AM. 9102017, 0135 PM. 9122017, 0328 AM. 9122017, 0245 AM. 9122017, 1228 AM. 3 Reasons Why USDJPY Popped Today.
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The increase was mainly driven by rising costs for clothing and travel, the ONS said. Average clothing prices jumped by 2.4% in August from a year earlier, the fastest increase since 1989. The data underlined concerns over a squeeze on living standards with inflation outstripping wage growth. Wages are currently rising at an annual rate of around 2.1%. The report comes ahead of the Bank of England&rsquos next monetary policy meeting on Thursday, where officials are expected to keep interest rates on hold at their current record lows. Last month the BoE said it expected UK inflation to reach 3.0% by October, due in large part to the steep drop in the pound since last June&rsquos Brexit vote. Sterling rose to a one-month high against the euro, with EURGBP down 0.77% to 0.9004 from 0.9056 earlier.
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'Forthcoming measures' By N. Korea 'will make the US suffer the greatest pain' it ever experienced' In case we've forgotten a bigger backdrop to all current events here's a timely reminder. " My delegation condemns in the strongest tones and categorically rejects the latest illegal and unlawful UN Security Council resolution" The Washington regime is fired up for political economic and military confrontation, obsessed with the wild game of reversing the DPRK's development of nuclear force which has already reached completion phase" To which the US envoy replies UN resolution sent a very clear message to NK to end provocative behaviour. "My hope is the regime will hear the message loud and clear and it will choose a different path" Different path? Yep, one a bit more directed on the US for their next "test" perhaps. I can't see those two heading off to the UN bar arm in arm today.
Meanwhile USDJPY unfazed at 109.71 and USDCHF similarly giving it all bit of a yawnhandbags at dawn at 0.9573 and also still near session highs. Kim - Hiding a war head under that coat ? View Full Article with Comments 7. Perky pound liking the latest UK inflation data.
Stronger than expected data sees the pound rally well 12 Spet GBPUSD now with second wave buying posting 1.3274 highs not seen since Sept 2016 and just ahead of the larger 80-00 sell interest I noted earlier. EURGBP down to 0.9013 ahead of decent supportdemand at 0.9000. UK August CPI mm 0.6% vs 0.5% exp. Latest UK inflation data now out 12 Sept - -0.1% prev - yy 2.9% vs 2.8% exp vs 2.6% prev - core CPI yy 2.7% vs 2.5% exp vs 2.4% prev - RPI mm 0.7% vs 0.5% exp vs 0.2% prev Good headlines see GBPUSD blow through 1.3230 as per my preview and halt at 1.3250 atm . EURGBP down to 0.9022. Coming up at the bottom of the hour - UK inflation data.
GBP data risk being released at 08.30 GMT 12 Sept A raft of inflation data due out shortly so let's see what the algos make of it. The BOE expect inflation to peak between 2.8-3.0% in a move that has largely been GBP weakness led so even a number up there won't having rushing to press the rate hike button given sluggish UK growth. Another key data point to watch will be tomorrow's wages report. Italy Q2 unemployment rate 11.2% vs 11.3% exp. Italy Q2 unemployment rate data now out 12 Sept - 11.6% prev The Italian Quarterly Unemployment Rate measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment during the previous quarter. AUDUSD orders 12 Sept - Dip buyers prevailing but rally sellers waiting.
Currently 0.8043 after the decent recovery from 0.7998 Offers between 0.8050-60 again but no option interest today. Large expiries at 0.8010 on Thursday will still cast a shadow though. EURUSD orders 12 Sept - Finding a few buyers after yesterday's retreat.
Currently 1.1973 near session highs No option expiries to muddy the waters today but ECB's Constancio speaking at 13.45 GMT Offers 1.1980 11.2065 1.2080 1.2100. USDJPY orders 12 Sept - Demand in the dips but sellers lurking. Currently 109.56 just off session highs Good dip demand notable this week but sellers poised to take advantage Offers 109.60 110.30 109.80-85 110.00 110.50 Bids 108.80 108.25-30. EURGBP orders 12 Sept - On the back foot still but buyers poised. Currently 0.9065 just off session lows Yesterday's dovish tones from the ECB and option interest helping to undermine the euro. Pound only too happy to take advantage but some EURGBP dip demand still noted.
GBPUSD orders 12 Sept - UK inflation data in focus. Currently 1.3205 near session highs underpinned again by soft EURGBP The hold of 1.3150 was a good clue for shorts to take some profit again. Now once again eyeing 1.3225-30 and 1.3250. European equity markets open firmer 12 Sept.
Equity markets in positive territory as trading officially gets underway 12 Sept - FTSE +0.1% In China the SCI closed up 0.1%, CS1300 Index +0.3% Forex option contract expiries for today 12 Sept. Here's the latest on today's notable expiries for the 14.00 GMT cut 12 Sept - EURUSD 1.1650 (EUR1.7bln) 1.1700 (905m) 1.1850 (780m) 1.2000 (610m) - USDJPY 108.25 (USD 530m) 109.25-30 (540m) 109.60-70 (675m) 109.80 (400) 110.00 (405m) Nothing really to make impact today. Trading ideas for the European session 12 Sept. Your daily thread to exchange trading ideas and discussion 12 Sept Lot's going on right now so what are your thoughtspositions currently? Share them all with the ForexLive community here.
We're all in this together after all. Eurostoxx 50 futures up +0.3% in early European trading. Positive tones as we wait on official openings 12 Sept - DAX futures +0.3% - CAC40 +0.2% - FTSE +0.3% New Zealand's National Party increase lead over Labour opposition. Latest polls results in from NewsHub-Reid reported by Reuters 12 Sept Cue NZD spike on the news. - National 47.3% (+4%) - Labour 37.8% (-1.6%) - First Party 9% Not sure If I missed anything in between but the last result on 7 Sept I published was from Colmar1News and had Labour with a 4% lead. Nikkei 225 closes up 1.18% at 19,776.62. Positive equity tones as USDJPY firms again 12 Sept - high 19792.06 - low 19718.80 - USDJPY 109.37 Expect offersres at 109.60 with larger between 80-00. Demand 109.00-20. France Q2 private sector payrolls final 0.4% vs 0.5% prev.
French Q2 jobs data just out 12 Sept - total payrolls 0.3% vs 0.4% exp cs 0.3% prev Soggier final data. French Non-farm Payrolls measures the change in the number of employed people, excluding the farming industry and government. Economic data coming up in the European session. Economic data risk coming up in this session 12 Sept Greetings again one and all.
Data wise it's a slightly busier slate so we'll see what transpires. UK inflation the stand out this morning. I'm gonna have to get a bigger ice bucket for 08.30 GMT. US Jolts later.
IMF's Lagarde says global economy better than a year ago but horizon clouded. IMF MD Lagarde speaking in Beijing after meeting with Premier Liothers - global economy in better position now than last 10 years - sees incredible rebalancing of China's economy Always good to applaud your hosts. China's Li says they will not resort to competitive currency devaluation. Chinese premier Li speaking in Beijing 12 Sept - will not boost exports via yuan depreciation - welcomes foreign investment into China - China's leverage has stabilised and shown some declines Li is meeting with heads of global organizations inc IMF and World Bank. Australian regulator says a major problem of home loan fraud in Australia. ASIC chair Greg Medcraft speaking, Headlines via Reuters Bolding is mine, Medcraft saying it's a major problem but not on the scale of US sub-prime. So, she'll be right mate.
Back to daytime telly then. Juncker to lay out plans for screening foreign takeovers in EU. Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, will set out plans for for more thorough vetting of Chinese and other foreign on Wednesday. - In his "State of the Union" speech to the European Parliament So reports the Financial Times, citing "people briefed on the plans " ForexLive Asia FX news wrap AUD, NZD, CAD the movers. Forex news for Asia trading Tuesday September 12, 2017 - ICYMI AUD, NZD, CAD were movers here in Asia today while EUR, yen, GBP and CHF were all much more subdued than their ranges on Monday in UKEuropeUS. Goldman Sachs on Irma Negative for oil demand but not on oil production, processing.
An overnight note from Goldman Sachs on oil impacts from US Hurricane's Harvey and Irma That last point is something to watch in the inventory figures due Tuesday and Wednesday from the US. Here is an AUD option expiration for September 14 worthy of a heads up. I posted these earlier Option expiries for Tuesday 12 September - New York 10am cut There are no AUDUSD strikes of significance for today. But . just a heads up for Thursday 14 September. 6 questions cryptocurrency traders should ask their broker. New Zealand election September 23 - here's the bottom line. UK data coming up today - inflation - preview.
Trading Session Wraps. The dots are being connected after N. Korea's pass on missile launching. Bitcoin stays below MAstrend line but remains above recent lows. GBPJPY moves above 100 day MA. Tests broken trend line. USDJPY has little problem getting above 109.00. What next?
EURUSD breaks to new session lows as LondonEuropean traders exit for the day. AUDUSD orders 12 Sept - Dip buyers prevailing but rally sellers waiting. EURUSD orders 12 Sept - Finding a few buyers after yesterday's retreat. USDJPY orders 12 Sept - Demand in the dips but sellers lurking.
EURGBP orders 12 Sept - On the back foot still but buyers poised. GBPUSD orders 12 Sept - UK inflation data in focus. PBOC sets USDCNY central rate at 6.5277 (vs. yesterday at 6.4997) OECD says ultra easy monetary policy has not worked as intended.
One more hike to come in December, then a pause (nope, not the Fed - HSBC on BoC) Bank of Canada gets into a spat about communication. ECB's Hansson says normalisation has already started but is very gradual. All the biggest trading floors in the world have screens locked on ForexLive™. We provide real-time forex news and analysis at the highest level while making it accessible for less-experienced traders. Learn About ForexLive. Connect with forexlive via Looking for our RSS feed? Premier forex trading news site.
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The forex industry is not heavily regulated and provides high leverage. This makes it an attractive option for new traders starting out with limited capital (leverage increases the "buying power" of the trader's capital). That said, there are also risks that forex traders need to be aware of, as well some basic information they should know before starting. These articles provide an overview of these crucial basics, including what a currency pair is, currency pair symbols, trading hours, position sizing and pip values, how profits are made, leverage, capital requirements for trading, forex brokers and trading fees. Currency Pairs in Forex Trading.
Any forex trade actually involves two currencies. If you are going on a trip to Europe, you take your US dollars and exchange them euros. That's a currency transaction—exchanging one currency for another.
Forex traders do the same thing, except they are attempting to profit from changes in the prices of the currencies. Currencies are always quoted relative to one another, called a pair. For example, the EURUSD is the price of US dollars relative to euros. Forex Trading Isn't a Scam (It Is Complicated, Though) By John Russell.
There will be a price associated with the currency pair, and that price will constantly change. For example, if the price is 1.1000, that means it costs 1.10 US to buy one euro. If the rate was 1.2525, then it costs 1.2525 US to buy one euro. The most heavily traded currency pairs in the world are associated with the US dollar and other major global currencies, including the Japanese yen (symbol JPY), British pound (GBP), Australian dollar (AUD), New Zealand dollar (NZD), Euro (EUR), Swiss Franc (CHF) and the Canadian dollar (CAD).
Therefore, the more commonly traded currencies are the EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, USDCHF, NZDUSD, USDJPY and USDCAD. Whatever order the currency pair is in reflects how much the second currency costs relative to one unit of the first, as mentioned above. To see how much it costs of the first currency to buy one unit of the second, flip the signs and then divide 1 by the price. For example, if the price of the USDCAD is 1.20 that means it costs 1.20 Canadian to buy 1 US dollar.
If we flip this around to CADUSD, we can see how many US dollars it takes to buy one Canadian dollar. Divide 1 1.20 = 0.8333 it takes 0.8333 US dollars to buy one Canadian dollar. All other global currencies also have symbols. Any symbol can be combined with another symbol to create a pair. That pair will then have a price based on how much of one currency it costs to buy the other. Trading Hours for the Forex Market. The forex market is open 24-hours during the week, this is because there is always a global market open somewhere in the world.
Starting on Sunday evening (in the US) the Asian markets open, followed by the European markets and then the NorthSouth American markets. Is the Amero the Currency That Will Replace the Dollar? By John Russell. This process continues throughout the week until the US market (and all markets in the same time zone) closes for business on Friday.
This means for US traders, there is continuous trading from Sunday night to Friday afternoon. Because of the various global time zones and the 24-hour market, traders often use GMT time. Major global markets include Sydney, Tokyo, London New York. Sydney opens at 2100 GMT, Tokyo at 2300 GMT, London at 700 GMT and New York at 1200 GMT.
Note these times will change by one hour due to daylight savings time. Forex Position Sizes and Pip Values. Currency pairs move in increments called pips. A pip is the fourth decimal place in the price of a currency pair.
For example, in 1.5532, the forth decimal place (2) is worth one pip. If the price moves up to 1.5533, that is a one pip move. Currency pairs are often quoted to five pips. The fifth decimal place is a fraction of a pip. For example, if the price moves from 1.11115 to 1.11120, that represents a half pip (0.00005) move.
Looking at all these numbers can get a bit confusing, but with practice, it becomes much easier to monitor these numbers, especially with the help of a forex price chart. In pairs that involve the JPY, a pip is represented by the second decimal place. For example, if the price moves from 110.25 to 110.26, that is a one pip movement.
The third decimal place, which is often provided, shows fractional pip movements. Pips matter because pip movements determine profits and losses (discussed next). One of the major determinants of those profits and losses is the position size. Most forex brokers allow traders to trade in $1,000 increments (or other units of the currency, depending on the currency being traded). If buyingselling 1,000 worth of the EURUSD, one pip of movement will result in a $0.10 gain or loss. This is called the pip value. Buyingselling 10,0000 worth of the currency pair will result in a $1 gain or loss for each pip of movement.
A 100,000 position means gaining or losing $10 per pip of movement. Discover the Best Times to Trade on the Foreign Exchange. By John Russell. 1,000 units of currency is called a micro lot, 10,000 worth of currency is called a mini lot and 100,000 is called a standard lot. It is possible to trade in multiple lots, for example a trader could sell seven micro lots, which means a pip of movement will result in a $0.70 gainloss. Unfortunately, these pip values only apply when the USD is the second currency in the pair. For pairs that don't involved the USD, or where the USD is listed first, the pip value will change as the price of the currency pair fluctuates.
Pip values can also vary based on the currency deposited into the account (since buying a currency pair with yet another foreign currency means there are multiple transactions occurring). For a full rundown on pip values, see Calculating Pip Values. How Profits are Generated in Forex Trading.
Trading forex takes into account all that we have learned so far. We can buy or sell a currency pair, and whether that price moves in our favor will determine if we make or lose money. The amount of that profitloss is determined by how many pips the price moves, the position size and the pip value. Most forex traders use price charts to help determine which trades they will take.
If they believe that the EURUSD is going to rise, then they will buy the EURUSD. The first currency in the pair is the "directional currency" on the chart. If the EUR is expected to rise relative to the USD, the price on the chart will rise. If the EUR is declining, the chart will show the pair falling. Assume a trader believes the EURUSD, which is currently trading at 1.05250, will rise. They buy one mini lot of that currency (10,000). The price does rise to 1.05450, and the trader exits.
This is a 20 pip gain, and each pip is worth $1. Therefore, the trader made $20 on this trade. If instead the price dropped and the trader closed out the position with a loss at 1.05170, they lost 8 pips or $8 in this case. The EURUSD often moves between 75 and 120 pips per day. For more examples of profit potential see How Much Money Can I Make Day Trading Forex. Forex prices are quoted with a bid and ask price.
The bid is the price you can sell at right now. The ask is the price you can buy at right now. The difference between the bid and ask is called the spread. A large spread is typical of currency pairs that aren't popular or that move a lot each day. Small spreads are typical of heavily traded currency pairs, such as the EURUSD where the spread will often be one pip (or close to it) or smaller. Paying a spread is a cost.
If you buy the EURUSD at the 1.05155 ask price, and then sell right away at the 1.05145 bid price, a pip has been lost without the price even moving. Forex traders use a number of tools and strategies to help them decide when to get into trades, when to cut losses and when to take profits. How Much Forex Leverage? Gains and losses are magnified with the use of leverage. Leverage is borrowing money from the broker to increase the amount of capital available for trading. Forex brokers typically do not charge interest on borrowed fundsleverage. Let's assume a trader deposits $1,500 into a forex account, and they get 101 leverage.
This means the trader can take positions up to $15,000 (or 1.5 mini lots). Let's use the same example as before. Assume a trader believes the EURUSD, which is currently trading at 1.05250, will rise. They buy one mini lot of that currency (10,000).
The price does rise to 1.05450, and the trader exits. This is a 20 pip gain, and each pip is worth $1. Therefore, the trader made $20 on this trade. If instead the price dropped and the trader closed out the position with a loss at 1.0517, the lost 8 pips or $8 in this case. Without leverage our trader (who deposited $1,500) wouldn't be able to take this trade, because it required buying $10,000 of currency to make that $20. But with leverage, the trader can utilize up to $15,000, making the trade possible. The $20 gain represents a 1.33 percent return the $1,500 account.
Similarly, if the trader lost $20 their trade capital is reduced by 1.33 percent. If a trader is unleveraged, they must have $10,000 in their account to make this trade. If they make $20 it represents a 0.2 percent return on account capital. That is much less than the leveraged trader.
Of course, if they lost $20, it would be a smaller loss than the leveraged trader as well (in percentage terms). Leverage magnifies gains and losses. It allows traders, who are winning, to build their capital quickly. The downside is that when losing, leverage will erode capital very quickly. See How Much Forex Leverage?
to learn the right amount of forex leverage for you. Capital Requirements for Trading Forex. We now have enough information to start formulating how much capital we need to trade forex.
We need all the above information because it helps to define our risk and profit potential. Forex traders should not risk more than 2 percent on any single trade. Day traders should be risking 1 percent or less. Risk, in this case, is measured as the distance between the entry point and stop loss level (where a losing trade is closed out), in pips. This is multiplied by the pip value and the position size to attain the dollars at risk on the trade.
That amount should be less than 1 percent of the account balance. For example, if a trader is researching EURUSD strategies and finds that they typically will need a 50 pip stop loss, that means they need to risk at least $5 per trade (50 pips x $0.10pip x 1 micro lot). If attempting to only risk 1 percent per trade, this trader needs at least $500 in there account ($5 x 100) because $5 is 1 percent of $500. This is the absolute minimum required for this risk level.
If the trader is willing to risk 2 percent on a trade, then they will need to deposit $250 ($5 x 50), because 2 percent of $250 is $5. These sample calculations can be used to determine how much capital is required for the specific forex strategy you are researching. Whether day trading forex or swing trading, starting with at least $500 is recommended. Starting with $1,000 or more is better, and starting with $3,000+ increases the chances of producing an income. Interest Rate Credits and Debits. Every currency has a home, and those homes (countries or zones) have different economic climates. Interest rates differ across the world and currency traders take part in this.
If you buy euros and place those euros in a European bank, you will get a different interest rate than if you buy New Zealand dollars and place them in a New Zealand bank. While forex brokers don't typically charge interest on leverage (discussed above), each night forex traders are debited or credited interest based on their currency positions. If a trader has bought the NZDJPY pair for example, and interest rates are 3 percent in New Zealand and 0.5 percent in Japan, the trader will receive a small interest payment into their account each day at 5 PM EST. If the trade was held all year, theoretically the trader would make 2.5 percent off the interest payments alone. On the flip side, if a trader sells the NZDJPY, then they have sold NZD in favor of buying JPY, and therefore will be debited every day they hold the position. Over the course of the year, the negative interest rate will cost the trader approximately 2.5 percent. Note though, that interest rates are subject to change throughout the year.
If a trader is leveraged these interest differentials will be magnified. For example, if a trader deposits $1,000 and then takes a $10,000 position (1 mini lot) in this pair, they could see their account grow or decline by approximately 25 percent based on interest from creditdebit alone. This trade requires at least 101 leverage.
Also, keep in mind that the price of the actual currency is always fluctuating. On a daily basis, or even on a year basis, the interest creditsdebits are likely to be relatively small compared to the gains or losses based on price movements. Forex Brokers and Forex Trading Fees. There are forex brokers all over the world. Since the forex market is not highly regulated in certain regions, there are plenty of unscrupulous and ill-run brokers out there.
When searching for a forex broker one of the primary things to look for is regulation and longevity. Ideally, the broker should be regulated in a major market such and the US, Great Britain, Canada, Australia, Japan or New Zealand, to name a few. Brokers with a long track record are preferred over new brokers, as there are always new brokers popping up and many disappear just as quickly. Also, consider what you are personally looking for from a forex broker. Some traders are more concerned with fees and trading costs, while others are more concerned with customer support. One major consideration when choosing a broker is the fees they charge. Most brokers don't charge fees for their trading platform or for receiving real-time pricescharts.
Most brokers do charge a spread though (discussed above). Typically the lower the spread the better. Many brokers only charge the spread, but don't have any other fees. Other brokers may charge a commission, but if they do the spread is usually much smaller.
Day traders are typically better off paying the small commission for the reduced spreads, while swing traders and long-term traders should be able to do fine with a typical broker that has slightly larger spreads but no commissions. Commissions and spreads vary by broker. Compare them, along with other criteria to find a broker that works for you.
Final Word on Forex Trading. There is a lot to learn about forex trading. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Dig deeper into each one of these sections to learn more. Before trading real capital open a demo account and trade some fake money.
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