oussama94
05-28-2017, 00:41
This logic can be generalised and applied to
many different forex pairs. When we have a
positive market sentiment and stock indices rise,
investors are buying higher yielding assets,
including currencies like the EUR, GBP, AUD,
NZD and CAD. Demand for these higher
yielding currencies usually causes them to
appreciate against the lower yielding and safer
ones, which include the JPY, CHF and USD.
Positive sentiment and risk appetite can apply
upward pressure on numerous USD, CHF and
JPY pairs, including EUR/USD, GBP/USD,
AUD/USD, EUR/CHF, GBP/CHF, AUD/CHF,
GBP/JPY and AUD/JPY, to name a few. If you
decide to trade the JPY and CHF crosses, be
prepared for big moves, as they are among the
more volatile forex pairs.
many different forex pairs. When we have a
positive market sentiment and stock indices rise,
investors are buying higher yielding assets,
including currencies like the EUR, GBP, AUD,
NZD and CAD. Demand for these higher
yielding currencies usually causes them to
appreciate against the lower yielding and safer
ones, which include the JPY, CHF and USD.
Positive sentiment and risk appetite can apply
upward pressure on numerous USD, CHF and
JPY pairs, including EUR/USD, GBP/USD,
AUD/USD, EUR/CHF, GBP/CHF, AUD/CHF,
GBP/JPY and AUD/JPY, to name a few. If you
decide to trade the JPY and CHF crosses, be
prepared for big moves, as they are among the
more volatile forex pairs.