Bloomberg | Sky News | WSJ - Forexmospherians.com
Harriet Harman: 'I'll bring robustness'
Corbyn attacks PM over 'reckless' no-deal Brexit
The man who gave birth to his own baby
MPs reject Johnson's second election bid
Transgender man speaks about his pregnancy
Bercow tears up as he announces his retirement
Why Making Apple iPhones in America Is So Hard | WSJ
John Bercow to resign as Commons speaker
Boris Johnson: No deal would be a failure of statescraft
Hurricane Dorian: Nobody knows how many died at Ground Zero
Hurricane Dorian: International aid arrives in the Bahamas
British seagrass could help tackle climate change
Live TV News
Helpful Hints
Forex speculators all around the world are participating in the movements of Trillions of Dollars within the Foreign Exchange Markets. Forex Traders monitor the news, inflation reports, central bank talks, NFP, FOMC, Trade Balance, CPI, Retail Sales and political events.
The news is therefore constantly measured to gauge the market sensitivity. A nations Government actions for inflation along with other news can impact upon an economy and other nations economies. Geo-Political news such as war, natural disasters, internal or external political unrest, stock market reports as well as major referendums or elections.
Some of these events and their affects upon the Markets can be seen in the BREXIT referendum in Europe along with the latest fallout from the High Courts as well as the current Trump versus Clinton election campaign in the USA.
The News has the ability to increase volatility whether short or long term. Various nations economic news can affect the markets but the biggest market movers come from watching the most viewed news and that being from the USA. The United States of America has the largest economy in the world. The USD is the worlds reserve currency. Therefore the United States Dollar participates in circa 90% and all Foreign Exchange transactions making USA news and data invaluable to watch.
Holmes
Forexmosphere Newsroom | Reuters | BBC
