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We continually strive to offer our clients more of what they need to enhance their trading experience. Looking for a highly-tailored, customizable investment strategy? While the economic calendar had been somewhat quiet from the Japanese point of view. Mid-week source reports that the US are looking to reach out to China for another round of trade talks had led to an easing of trade war fears, consequently weighing on the Japanese Yen.

Alongside this, US and Japanese 2yr bond spreads continue to widen, driving further losses for the Yen with the currency hovering around against the greenback.

Within the option market, risk reversals continue to suggest a moderation in demand for protection against JPY strength. On the docket for next week, Japanese watchers will be keeping an eye on the latest BoJ rate decision. Elsewhere, the latest CPI figures are to be released on Thursday in which the core inflation is expected to tick up 0.

To contact Justin, email him at Justin. Fundamental Forecast for GBP: We remain bullish on Sterling going into next week after the latest jobs, wages and GDP data all came in better-than-expected this week, while a lack of any negative Brexit news leaves the British Pound looking under-valued. The main data point next week is the latest Consumer Price Inflation release on Wednesday at Brexit negotiations remain ongoing with the atmosphere around the talks more amenable with both sides mentioning concessions on previous red-lines, sending a slightly more positive signal to the financial markets.

With talks ongoing and nearing deadlines, much work is still needed, especially over the Irish Border, and headlines will continue to drive Sterling.

The comprehensive DailyFX Economic Calendar for the week ahead provides traders with updated data and forecasts across all major currencies. On Monday we will be taking an in-depth look at the important UK data releases, Brexit and other UK asset market drivers at Any positive news sees the pair move lower within a range of 0. Trading plans are imperative for creating consistent results'. Traders may also be interested in two of our trading guides — Traits of Successful Traders and Top Trading Lessons — while technical analysts are likely to be interested in our latest Elliott Wave Guide.

To contact Nick, email him at nicholas. Fundamental Forecast for Gold: This is largely due to the strength of the US Dollar , as ounces of gold are denoted in Dollars. In the hourly chart above, we can see the impact of trade wars on gold.

Looking at the Dollar basket, you would see an inverse of this price action. Further, the re-emergence of trade wars will likely exert some pressure on emerging markets other than China. Emerging currencies were just beginning to stabilize and that was reflected in a weakening Dollar.

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Even if downward pressures were to wane, events to propel gold higher are limited. First off, the economic calendar for the week is very quiet so action due to data releases will be minimal. Unfortunately, these are fairly unlikely. Any breakthrough in the US-China talks to delay or escape the tariffs would simply see the move on Friday reversed. Barring a truly landmark agreement, trade wars will continue to harm gold.

Looking briefly to technicals, gold is approaching the trend line dating back to April when gold began a rather precipitous descent. Should gold trade higher next week, expect firm resistance at this line and a potential decline to support dating back to Want to know what makes some traders more successful than others?

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Trader positioning for gold is overwhelming bullish with Usually we take a contrarian stance to this indicator which would suggest gold is likely to continue lower in the coming week. Fundamental Forecast for CAD: The past week saw the Canadian Dollar weaken towards 1. The Bank of Canada provided a relatively balanced statement, leaving the door open for a hike in October.

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As we look towards next week, the Canadian Dollar may see somewhat of a quieter week from the data front with a lack of tier 1 data to drive price action in the CAD. Fundamental Australian Dollar Forecast: Blockbuster economic data bought the Australian Dollar some respite last week, but it might not be wise to hope for much more of this in coming sessions even if the long fall does not resume immediately.

For sure, official Gross Domestic Product numbers for the second quarter looked good. This pleasant surprise for battered, rare-breed Aussie bulls, was followed shortly by yet another. However, the difficulties which have seen the Aussie under pressure all year endure. Yes, the domestic economy performing quite well. But inflation remains low, consumer debt is still very high and the interest-rate differential in favor of the US Dollar yawns, and will yawn still wider as the Federal Reserve continues to hike.



Moreover trade tensions between the US and China cannot fail to hit Australia, a country whose economic, security and political fortunes are perhaps uniquely tied to those of the two global giants. Even were that not so dramatically the case, trade tensions tend to it growth-linked currencies such as the Australian Dollar disproportionately hard. For all the current economic cheer, no change is priced into Australian interest rate futures for all of next year. Recall that the Official Cash Rate remains stuck at the 1. So, the Australian Dollar still has trouble enough, and that is likely to remain the case for as long as there is simply no evidence that domestic inflation is rising, or that trade is calming as a global worry.

We also hold educational and analytical webinars and offer trading guides, with one specifically aimed at those new to foreign exchange markets. Be sure to make the most of them all. Heading into the end of last week, the pro-risk New Zealand Dollar managed to appreciate against its US counterpart alongside a recovery in global benchmark indexes. Yet, New Zealand 2-year government bond yields were mostly little changed suggesting that the driver for NZD was the improvement in market mood as opposed to bets on the RBNZ rate outlook.

Keep in mind that in August the central bank left rates unchanged and said that the next move could be up or down. Governor Adrian Orr than added that if growth slows further below potential, they would cut the official cash rate. Growth is expected to slow to 2.