Andrew Pancholi
Market Timing Report
Pancholi attributes his forecasting edge to a rigorous cycle analysis methodology that maps recurring historical patterns to present-day market and macro trends. By aligning multiple time cycles – from long-term economic and stock market rhythms to geopolitical “super-cycles” – he pinpoints when sentiment shifts or macro turning points are likely.
In the interview, Pancholi highlights how several major cycles are converging mid-decade. For example, a 100-year market cycle echoing 1929 suggests a substantial market peak potentially forming around 2029. Meanwhile, the United States nears the end of its 250-year “empire” cycle (1776–2026), a historic rhythm that he believes could mark a critical inflection point in 2026, potentially involving a leadership or power transition with broad geopolitical implications.
These cycle signals form the backbone of his analysis, offering a focused, analytical roadmap for traders preparing for the next big market moves. For investors and institutions alike, this forward-looking cycle work offers an opportunity to position capital ahead of structural shifts that could reshape equities, currencies, and commodities.
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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD stays bid near 1.1650 ahead of Fed rate decision
EUR/USD keeps the green near the 1.1650 level in the European session on Wednesday. Markets turn cautious and ignore the US Dollar ahead of the US Federal Reserve interest rate decision later on Wednesday, where a 25 bps rate cut is almost fully priced in. Meanwhile, cautious ECB-speak keeps the Euro afloat.
GBP/USD holds gains above 1.3300, eyes on Fed outcome
GBP/USD trades on a firmer note above 1.3300 in Wednesday's European session. The US Dollar weakens against the Pound Sterling as the US Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce another interest rate cut on Wednesday. Next of note will be the UK monthly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report that will be published on Friday.
Japanese Yen bulls seem hesitant as fiscal concerns offset BoJ rate hike bets, ahead of Fed
The Japanese Yen remains on the front foot against a broadly weaker US Dollar through the early European session on Wednesday, though it lacks bullish conviction. Japan’s Corporate Goods Price Index exceeded expectations and reaffirmed bets for an imminent rate hike by the Bank of Japan.
Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD stays bid near 1.1650 ahead of Fed rate decision
EUR/USD keeps the green near the 1.1650 level in the European session on Wednesday. Markets turn cautious and ignore the US Dollar ahead of the US Federal Reserve interest rate decision later on Wednesday, where a 25 bps rate cut is almost fully priced in. Meanwhile, cautious ECB-speak keeps the Euro afloat.
GBP/USD holds gains above 1.3300, eyes on Fed outcome
GBP/USD trades on a firmer note above 1.3300 in Wednesday's European session. The US Dollar weakens against the Pound Sterling as the US Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce another interest rate cut on Wednesday. Next of note will be the UK monthly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report that will be published on Friday.
Gold struggles around $4,200, looks to Fed for fresh impetus
Gold extends its sideways consolidative price move through the European session and trades around $4,200 this Wednesday. Traders now seem reluctant and opt to wait for the outcome of a two-day FOMC policy meeting later in the day. The key focus will be on updated economic projections and Powell's speech.
Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates as disagreement among officials grows
The United States (US) Federal Reserve (Fed) will announce its interest rate decision on Wednesday, with markets widely expecting the US central bank to deliver a final 25 bps cut for 2025.
BoC expected to hold interest rate, signaling the end of easing cycle
The Bank of Canada is widely expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% at its meeting on Wednesday. That would follow two consecutive quarter-point rate cuts in September and October.
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