CAD BoC Interest Rate Decision is released early US session today, where the BoC are expected to keep rates on hold at 1.75%. Only one economist out of 19 is forecasting a hike to 2.00%. We have provided triggers below...

CAD Employment Change is released pre-US session. We recommend trading USD Nonfarm Payrolls instead, as they are released at the same time. Triggers are provided should you wish to trade this event. We usually look for a spike of 30...

USD Nonfarm Payrolls is released pre-US session. We add USD Unemployment Rate to Conflict Manager and we look for a spike of 20-30 pips if a trade is triggered.

The third reading of USD GDP QoQ is released pre US session. This is usually very close to the forecast and rarely triggers a trade. We only look for 15-20 pips on this trade, it's not usually one to hold...

GBP GDP QoQ is released during the European session. This is the second reading and therefore any deviation is unlikely. We have provided parameters at +/-0.1 as this is the largest likely deviation on the second reading. The move is...

Early European session we see GBP Retail Sales. This event does not often hit our triggers, but when it does, we usually see immediate follow through. If a trade is triggered, expect a spike around 30 pips.

AUD Employment Change is released during the Asia session. We will setup Conflict Manager for AUD Unemployment Rate. If a trade is triggered, expect a spike of 20-30 pips. Australia's method for releasing events is much less efficient than other...

NZD GDP QoQ is released during the Asia session. We like to see a reasonable deviation for this trade, otherwise market moves are often too small. If a trade is triggered, expect a spike of around 30 pips.

CAD CPI is released pre-US session. There is not usually any need to use Conflict Manager when using our parameters as they are wide enough to overcome a conflict. If a trade is triggered, expect a spike in excess of...

Early European session we see GBP CPI YoY. This event rarely deviates from the forecast by more than +/-0.1, but when it does we usually get a strong move. If we get a trade triggered expect a spike in excess...