It is a busy day for announcements, but data is likely to take a back seat to the breaking news that North Korea has launched another missile into Japanese territory. The news of another missile launch is certain to make

It’s a really big day ahead for markets with significant information from China and the US being released. The USD continued to strengthen against the Euro overnight to fall back into the $1.18 range, where it is currently $1.1887. Investors

Another busy day of announcements sees both the US and UK come into focus as both nations release significant economic data. The EUR/USD pairing fell below the $1.20 mark to sit at $1.1964 at present. It is likely that a

A busier day for markets, with data from the UK set to dominate interest. The USD strengthened over the Euro overnight as markets digest news that Donald Trump was able to strike a deal with the Democratic Party to lift

Plenty of activity throughout the week, with the UK interest rate meeting and the US CPI & Retail Sales figures the highlights. The Euro continued its strong performance over the USD, staying in the $1.20 range, where it currently sits

Plenty of data announcements throughout the day will keep traders interested, with information released all around the world. The EUR/USD pairing fluctuated last night as the ECB met to discuss interest rates. The ECB left rates steady at 0% amid

A busy night for markets with plenty of data released throughout the day. There is also quite a lot of activity away from announcements that will keep markets occupied. The US markets finished slightly up yesterday as policymakers agreed the

A relatively quiet Wednesday for announcements, meaning focus once again shifts locally for data. Meanwhile, non-economic events around the world are dominating headlines. North Korea continues to make markets nervous as it ratchets up its missile program and threats of

Australia’s central bank meets today to decide its monetary policy settings for the country. It was a quiet night for markets as far as announcements go, mainly due to the US markets being closed for Labor Day. This holiday has

Economic data and non-economic events ensure we have another colourful week for traders. The situation in North Korea escalated once again over the weekend, when it was reported that rogue state conducted another nuclear test, evidenced by earth tremors around