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Week ahead: RBNZ rate, US economic indicators eyed
As we approach the end of February 2024, the financial world turns its focus towards a series of crucial economic updates slated for release. These reports, spanning from Japan’s inflation rates to the ISM Manufacturing PMI in the United States, are poised to provide fresh insights into the global economic landscape. Among these, the Reserve Continue Reading
Notification of Server Upgrade – February 22, 2024
Dear Client, As part of our commitment to provide the most reliable service to our clients, there will be server maintenance this weekend. Maintenance Hours : 24th of February 2024 (Saturday) 02:00 – 10:00 (GMT+2) Please note that the following aspects might be affected during the maintenance: 1. The price quote and trading management will Continue Reading
Modifications on STP Account – February 20, 2024
Dear Client, To provide our valued clients with an enhanced trading environment, VT Markets will adjust certain trading conditions for STP account on February 26, 2024: STP Account Original Adjusted Stop-Out Margin Level 50% 20% Margin Call Level 80% 50% Friendly reminder: 1. All account settings stay the same except for the above adjustments. If Continue Reading
Week ahead: Eyes on FOMC meeting minutes
As we delve into the economic calendar for the upcoming week, several pivotal events and data releases promise to provide insight into the global economic landscape. From inflation figures to central bank deliberations and purchasing managers’ indices (PMIs), market participants will keenly watch these developments for signals regarding the direction of key economies. Here’s what Continue Reading
Strategies for forex trading in an inflationary environment
Imagine a time when a loaf of bread cost just a few cents, and a gallon of gas was a pocket-change purchase. Now, fast forward to today, where those same items can often dent our wallets significantly. This gradual increase in the price of goods and services over time is what economists term as inflation. It Continue Reading
