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Summary
In this exclusive FXSTREET webinar, we’ve brought in Navin Prithyani and asked him to share some techniques and strategies for those who are just entering the Forex market.
When starting your journey in Forex, it is very important you understand all the elements which effect the market. In the webinar I’ll be doing with FXStreet this month, I’ll go over in depth detail on what these elements are and how you can quickly adapt and start your journey as efficiently and profitably as possible. – Navin Prithyani
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Week ahead – US CPI might challenge the geopolitics-boosted Dollar:
Geopolitics may try to steal the limelight from US data. A possible US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs could dictate market movements. A crammed data calendar next week, US CPI comes on Tuesday; Fedspeak to intensify.