Bullish and Bearish Markets: What's the Difference?
In trading language, bullish and bearish terms describe market trends that drive prices in financial markets. Generally speaking, markets can move in three directions: up, down, or sideways. And you’ve probably heard that the market is either bearish or bullish based on price movements. Both are used to describe rising or falling markets. But what does this mean?
02/03 Market report
EURUSD / XAUUSD / USDJPY / USOIL
What is Forex Drawdown and how to control it?
The foreign exchange market comprises a multitude of factors that demand careful consideration. In a world where more than 6.6 trillion dollars are traded each day on the forex market, it is essential that forex traders possess a thorough understanding of all the terms associated with forex to stay on the safe side of the shore. Forex Drawdown is one of those important technical terms associated with forex trading.
First Anniversary for Biden Administration, Which unresolved problem remains?
On January 20, 2021, US President Biden was sworn in at the White House. So what has changed in the United States during the past year? The menacing new crown pandemic continues to spread, the US's recovering economy is facing unprecedented high inflationary pressures, and the rift between the political parties has not been repaired
Watch To See if the Fed Will Scale Back Sooner
The Fed's first interest rate meeting this year was held on Tuesday, and the results of the two-day meeting will be announced on Wednesday.
Countdown to the BoC Rate Decision, When To Initiate Rate Hikes Will Determine the Direction of the
On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada will announce its interest rate decision at 23:00. At this meeting, the market expects a 70%-75% probability of raising interest rates by 25 basis points. However, Bloomberg Economists expect the Bank of Canada to keep rates unchanged. Analysts see the case for the first-rate hike as solid and likely to send a clear signal of imminent action from the central bank. Therefore, investors are most concerned about whether Canada's interest rate hike cycle will start at this meeting
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(OP)inions Apple’s new service
Apple’s new service
USDCHF Cycle Sub-Waves Y And X Could Be Equal
The current USDCHF formation indicates that at the end of November, the market completed the actionary wave y of the cycle degree, followed by a cycle intervening wave x.
Intraday Market Analysis – USD Rally Sees Brief Pause
The Japanese yen inched higher after January’s Tokyo CPI beat expectations. The US dollar found support in the daily demand zone around 113.50. And that is a sign that upbeat sentiment in the medium-term remains intact
01/28 Market reprot
USA30 / USDJPY / EURUSD / XAUUSD
01/27 Market report
BITCOIN / XAUUSD / EURUSD / USOIL
(OP)inions Kiwi inflation takes flight
Kiwi inflation takes flight
(OP)inions Microsoft excels
Microsoft excels
What's the US Dollar Index and how can you trade it?
The US Dollar Index (DXY) measures the value of the dollar against a basket of six major currencies, based on the exchange rates of these currencies. The index was created as an indicator of the weakness or strength of the U.S. dollar relative to other currencies. It is considered as a guiding tool to buy or sell currencies, especially the US dollar pairs, in the forex market.
(OP)inions Buying opportunity?
Buying opportunity?
01/25 Market report
USA30 / XAUUSD / EURUSD / BITCOIN
(OP)inions Popular yuan
Popular yuan
Yiangos Georgiou appointed as the new head of Business Development in Cyprus at VT Markets
VT Markets, based in Sydney, Australia, is a subsidiary of Vantage International Group Limited (VIG) and leverages more than 10 years of experience and expertise in global financial markets to offer easy and transparent market access and help our clients pursue their financial goals. Founded in 2016, VT markets has applied for advanced technical support in the retail FX market to provide clients with superior trading experience.
Won Tien Ching joins VT Markets as regional business development director
VT Markets, based in Sydney, Australia, is a subsidiary of Vantage International Group Limited (VIG) and leverages more than 10 years of experience and expertise in global financial markets to offer easy and transparent market access and help their clients pursue their financial goals.