How to Trade the Impact of Politics on Global Financial Markets
In a slowing global economy, the threat of geopolitical risks destabilizing global growth are elevated and open the door to violent volatility – and trading opportunities.
In a slowing global economy, the threat of geopolitical risks destabilizing global growth are elevated and open the door to violent volatility – and trading opportunities.
The price of gold has become more responsive to the macroeconomic landscape since President Richard Nixon took steps to end the Bretton-Woods system starting in 1971.
Foreign exchange – or “forex” – markets often pay close attention to politics and central bank policy. We offer a model for traders to gauge their impact on exchange rates.
The nucleus of the FX market are trade and capital flows, and this article explains why by using a hypothetical example and actual prices.
Central banks are an impactful force across global markets, but how do they decide to mold policy?
Forex trading is short for foreign exchange, often called 'FX' and focuses on the exchange of one currency for another.
Whenever stocks crash you’ll see the term “meltdown” thrown around in the media to describe the phenomena of lower prices hitting the marketplace. But have you ever heard of a ...