May 22, 2026 · Forex News
Some of the most useful market signals don’t come from price. They come from the absence of it. This week’s ranges across the majors were the narrowest since February: EUR/USD barely moved 70 pips from high to low, USD/JPY wandered between 158.6 and 159.3, and GBP/USD spent five days stuck between 1.338 and 1.351. For […]
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May 21, 2026 · Forex Analysis
Most retail traders ignore cross rates entirely. That’s a mistake, because EUR/GBP — quietly trading near 0.8640 this week — is one of the cleanest instruments in FX for reading what central banks are doing to each other. Why the cross matters Strip out the dollar and you’re left with a pure contest between the […]
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May 21, 2026 · Market Analysis
Here’s a puzzle worth sitting with: the S&P 500 closed at 7,445 on Wednesday, up more than 9% from its April low, while gold — the classic fear asset — sits at 4,543, down 9% from its April peak. Stocks at records and gold in a correction is an unusual combination. What is the market […]
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May 20, 2026 · Forex News
1.1577. That’s the low EUR/USD printed on Tuesday, and it matters more than a random number. It’s the weakest level since the pair’s April base, and a clean break would open a move toward 1.1500 that I suspect would accelerate quickly. The anatomy of the decline Go back three weeks: EUR/USD was at 1.1779. Since […]
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May 19, 2026 · Forex Education
Most investors think about the dollar as background noise. In 2026, it’s the lead instrument — and whether you trade FX or not, its spring surge is already affecting everything you own. Channel one: your stocks Roughly 40% of S&P 500 revenue comes from abroad. When the dollar rises, those foreign earnings translate into fewer […]
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