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Weekly Trading Update – Week Ending 23rd February

Account Performance The trading journey continues on a strong note as my account is up 24.10% in a month. For February alone, I have recorded a 7.17% gain, trading with a disciplined approach and precise execution. This week’s success came from trading EURUSD and AUDCHF, achieving a 100% win rate with no losses. My strategy […]

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Why JPY Is No Longer a Good Funding Currency in 2025: The Case for CHF

For years, the Japanese yen (JPY) has been a preferred funding currency in carry trades due to its ultra-low interest rates and stability. However, 2025 presents a drastically different environment. The shift in global monetary policies, and Japan’s evolving economic conditions have weakened the appeal of JPY as a funding currency. At the same time,

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EUR/USD, Tariffs, and Market Reactions: Why I’m Neutral for Now

How EUR/USD Has Reacted to Tariff Announcements and Why I’m Neutral for Now The foreign exchange market is an intricate web of reactions, expectations, and recalibrations, especially when it comes to major currency pairs like EUR/USD. Over the past few tariff announcements, we’ve observed a pattern: the U.S. dollar spikes initially, only to fade as

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Use A Journal To Record And Analyse Your Trades

Why I Use Myfxbook for Keeping Trade Journals As a trader, keeping a detailed and organized trade journal is essential for analysing performance, refining strategies, and maintaining discipline. Over the years, I’ve experimented with different methods, from spreadsheets to handwritten logs, but I have found Myfxbook to be the best tool for tracking and analysing

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Weekly Forex Trading Update – Week Ending 16th February

Weekly Trading Update – Week Ending 16th February Another week wrapped up, and it’s been a solid performance in the markets. My trading account is now up 19.49% since opening on 21st January, and for the month of February, it has gained 3.19%. Trading Strategy Shift If you’ve been following my trades, you’ll notice a

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GBP – BOE Dovish view, Go short GBPUSD

In a notable shift towards a more dovish monetary policy, the Bank of England (BoE) recently reduced its base interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, bringing it down to 4.5%. This decision, marking the third rate cut in six months, reflects the BoE’s growing concerns over the UK’s economic slowdown and its commitment to stimulating

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Week Ending 9th February – Trading Account Up 1.31%

Trading is often perceived as a high-adrenaline pursuit, but in reality, the key to long-term success lies in embracing the mundane. The ability to remain disciplined, follow a structured plan, and execute trades consistently without being swayed by emotions is what separates a profitable trader from the rest. This week, my trading account closed with

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Welcome To The Blog

Welcome to Markets And Global Trends – Your Hub for Market Insights, Trade Ideas, and Global Trends Hello and welcome! I’m thrilled to have you here at marketsandglobaltrends.com, where we dive deep into the world of markets, trade ideas, and global trends shaping the future. Whether you’re an experienced trader, an investor looking for fresh

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Fundamental Analysis vs Technical Analysis

How Fundamental Analysis Helps in Finding Market Trends Investing in financial markets requires a keen understanding of market trends, and fundamental analysis is a powerful tool for identifying these trends. Unlike technical analysis, which focuses on price patterns and charts, fundamental analysis examines the intrinsic value of an asset by evaluating economic, financial, and industry-specific

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