Forex News Trading Strategy For The Week of 25th - 29th April

Need help becoming profitable? Watch this interview, where Jarratt reveals THE EDGE, which got him #2 ranking: http://goo.gl/psW1b6 The main releases for the following week are: CPI from Australia, FOMC statement, RBNZ rate decision and BoJ monetary policy announcement. Full list of Forex news trading events taking place this week: --------------------------- Monday 25th. --------------------------- 9:00am BST – German Ifo Business Climate. --------------------------- Tuesday 26th. --------------------------- 1:30pm BST – US Core Durable Goods Orders m/m. 1:55pm BST - BOC Gov Poloz Speaks. 3:00pm BST - US CB Consumer Confidence. --------------------------- Wednesday 27th. --------------------------- 2:30am BST – Australian CPI q/q. 9:30am BST – UK Prelim GDP q/q. 3:30pm BST - US Crude Oil Inventories. 7:00pm BST - FOMC Statement and Federal Funds Rate. 10:00pm BST - RBNZ Rate Statement and Official Cash Rate. --------------------------- Thursday 28th. --------------------------- Tentative - Japanese Monetary Policy Statement. 6:00am BST – BOJ Outlook Report. Tentative – BOJ Press Conference. 1:30pm BST - US Advance GDP and Unemployment Claims. --------------------------- Friday 29th. --------------------------- 9:00am BST - SNB Chairman Jordan Speaks. 1:30pm BST - Canadian GDP m/m. ---------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­----------------------------------------­-------- Join my Free Video Course and Learn Forex Success: http://www.jarrattdavis.com/forex-course/

Comments

1. Hi Jarratt/Nick... Just wanted to say thanks for these weekly vids... such a good resource... Great recap/refresh of the markets and each currency/central banks relative monetary policy stance... Keep up the good work....
2. thanks jarrat. where do I find that reuters zenith chart you pulled up?
3. Peter Skinner - An excellent summary. So useful. Thanks
4. Hi Jarratt, what software are you using to see details of CPI ? I heard you mentioned Reuters but didn't fully catch the name.
5. Thank you