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Fundamental analysis is one of the most complicated and at the same time critical methods of the Forex analysis. A special emphasis in this method is put on reports made by key persons of global economic arena. One of such persons is Mario Drahgi – the European Central Bank President.

Forex Fundamental Analysis

Fundamental analysis in Forex allows to analyze various messages rendered by global events. The major goal of the fundamental Forex analysis is to determine which events can influence international exchange rates. News about stock trading and large market‐makers, international exchange rates of central banks, economic policy of governments, changes in national political life as well as various rumors and expectations matter for this type of Forex analysis.

Fundamental analysis is one of the most complicated and at the same time crucial types of the live Forex analysis. Success of the Forex fundamental analysis lays in determination of a clear mutual relation between two national currencies. For that purpose, one needs to understand how relations between those two states develop, know history of currency exchange rates, be able to forecast a total result and find a relation between events seeming to be completely untied at the first sight.

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EURUSD trading plan: The ECB kept policy on hold but at its post-meeting news conference, Lagarde acknowledged the bloc's inflationary situation has changed following a record high January reading. Christine Lagarde chose not to repeat her past comment that a 2022 rate hike was very unlikely. The i

GBPUSD trading plan: The Bank of England raised interest rates to 0.5% and nearly half its policymakers wanted a bigger increase to contain rampant price pressures, which the British central bank warned would push inflation above 7%. British government bonds sold off, with the 10-year yield at its

USDJPY trading plan: The shape of the U.S. Treasuries yield curve reveals monetary policy and economic growth expectations, and curve inversions - which happen when shorter-dated debt yields more than government bonds with longer maturities - are seen as presaging recessions, particularly in the cl

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