oussama94
05-28-2017, 00:42
In contrast, when market sentiment turns
negative and stock indices decline, higher
yielding and more risky currencies like the EUR,
GBP, AUD, NZD and CAD often depreciate in
value. Negative market sentiment and risk
aversion may be caused by the release of
worse-than-expected economic data, geopolitical
risk events, or anything that would scare
investors off from taking on large risks. For this
reason, traders should pay attention to all
scheduled data releases relevant to the
instrument they are trading.
negative and stock indices decline, higher
yielding and more risky currencies like the EUR,
GBP, AUD, NZD and CAD often depreciate in
value. Negative market sentiment and risk
aversion may be caused by the release of
worse-than-expected economic data, geopolitical
risk events, or anything that would scare
investors off from taking on large risks. For this
reason, traders should pay attention to all
scheduled data releases relevant to the
instrument they are trading.