Canada’s Growing Deficit: Will the Loonie Feel the Weight of Ottawa’s Expanding Fiscal Gap?
Canada’s 2025/26 federal budget has revealed a far larger fiscal deficit than anticipated — C$78.3 billion, almost double the C$42.2 billion forecast in December.
New Zealand’s Job Market Cooldown: Will a 5.3% Unemployment Rate Push the Kiwi Dollar Lower?
New Zealand’s latest employment figures have caught the attention of economists and forex traders worldwide. According to Stats NZ, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 5.3% in the September 2025 quarter, its highest level since 2016.
U.S. Private Employers Shed 32,000 Jobs in September — What It Means for Forex Traders and the Dollar’s Outlook
In September 2025, private U.S. employers cut 32,000 jobs, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report, revealing the first net job loss in over a year.
Bulgaria Joins the Euro: What Traders Should Know Before the Big Switch
On 1 January 2026, Bulgaria will adopt the euro as its official currency—a historic move that marks the culmination of a long journey. From pegging the lev to the French franc in the 19th century, to anchoring it to the Deutsche Mark in the 20th, Bulgaria has always looked to Europe.
BOE’s Balancing Act: Why the Bank of England Is Holding Fire Ahead of the UK Budget
The Bank of England (BOE) is expected to hold interest rates steady at 4% during its upcoming policy meeting on Thursday, marking a notable pause in its gradual, once-a-quarter pace of easing that has continued for more than a year.
Powell Faces Final Fed Storm: Divisions Rise as His Term Nears End
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is entering the final stretch of his term under heavy pressure — not just from markets, but from within the Fed itself. As his leadership ends in May 2026, Powell is dealing with internal disagreements, political tension, and confused market expectations.
UK House Prices Edge Higher in October — Are Home Renovations Driving the Market?
October brought a modest but encouraging uptick in the UK housing market. According to the latest Nationwide House Price Index (HPI), annual house price growth edged higher to 2.4%, marking a slight improvement in the overall property landscape.
BOJ Holds Rates at 0.5%: Is Japan’s Patience the Key to a Stronger Yen?
In its latest Monetary Policy Meeting, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) decided—by a 7–2 majority vote—to maintain its key uncollateralized overnight call rate at around 0.5%, reinforcing its cautious stance on monetary tightening.
RBNZ Governor Hawkesby’s Final Speech: Independence and Partnership in Shaping New Zealand’s Economic Future
According to the latest release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the Consumer Price Index (CPI) — Australia’s key measure of inflation — rose 1.3% in the September 2025 quarter, bringing the annual inflation rate to 3.2%.
Deal or No Deal? Scott Bessent Says China Is Ready to Make a Trade Pact
In recent remarks, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed that the People’s Republic of China may be ready to reach a trade agreement with the United States — a development that carries significant implications for global markets and the Federal Reserve’s monetary stance.
Tech Sanctions Reloaded: Trump Administration Eyes Global Export Restrictions to China
In another move that could reshape global trade and technology flows, the Trump administration is reportedly considering a sweeping plan to restrict exports to China of any products made with or containing U.S.-origin software or technology — even if those products are manufactured overseas.
Trump and Xi Set for High-Stakes Meeting as Trade Tensions Persist in Second Term
In a move closely watched by global investors and policymakers alike, U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since returning to office for his second term. The meeting, expected to take place in early November, comes amid renewed uncertainty over the future of the U.S.–China trade relationship — a cornerstone issue that has defined global markets for much of the past decade.
Germany’s Economic Pulse Beats Stronger: PMI Signals Broad Recovery Amid Inflation Pressure
Germany, the Eurozone’s largest economy, has shown its strongest private sector growth in nearly two and a half years — a much-needed sign of life for both Euro traders and investors watching Europe’s recovery trajectory. According to the latest HCOB Flash Germany Composite PMI by S&P Global, the index rose from 52.0 in September to 53.8 in October, signaling not only ongoing expansion but also the fastest pace since May 2023
From Practice to Profit: How to Integrate Demo Learning into Live Forex Trading
For every Forex trading beginner, the demo account is the first taste of the market. It’s where you learn how to open and close trades, read currency charts like EUR/USD or USD/JPY, and understand how leverage works—without risking real money.
Swiss CPI Slips in September: Inflation Slows to Near Standstill
Switzerland’s consumer price index (CPI) surprised markets in September 2025, posting a 0.2% decline month-on-month, bringing the index down to 107.5 points (December 2020 = 100). The reading shows a rare monthly retreat in consumer prices, suggesting that inflationary pressures are fading more quickly than expected.
RBA Hits Pause at 3.60% — But What’s Next for the Aussie Dollar?
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has pressed pause, holding its benchmark cash rate steady at 3.60%. For some, this signals much-needed stability after a year of aggressive hikes.
Why the Swiss National Bank Froze Rates at 0%—And Why It Matters to You
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has decided to keep its policy rate steady at 0%, even as global uncertainties rise and domestic inflation creeps up slightly.
Canada’s GDP Turns Positive: What July’s Growth Means for Forex Traders
After four straight months of sluggish activity, Canada’s economy bounced back in July 2025 with a 0.2% GDP growth, according to Statistics Canada. This rebound was largely driven by the goods-producing industries—including oil, mining, manufacturing, and transportation—while services expanded modestly.
Australian CPI Rises 3.0% in August: Key Insights for Forex Traders
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released its latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, offering crucial insights for traders, investors, and economic analysts.
UK GDP Report: Will September Data Revive the Pound or Signal Slowdown?
On September 12, 2025, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) will release the latest UK Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report. This highly anticipated release will reveal how the economy performed in August, offering traders, investors, and policymakers a vital pulse check on Britain’s economic health.