Joseph Trevisani
WorldWideMarkets
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Summary
Interviews Across the Spectrum of Global Investment, Technicians, and Traders, Analysts, and Policy Makers. Listen to the Men and Women Who Shape the Markets.
A joint venture between WorldWideMarkets and FXStreet that brings forex big players to the same table with independent traders.
This Time, Joseph Trevisani will interview Rob Booker, Founder and Trader RobBooker.com.
Rob is a foreign currency trader, best-selling author, and sought after speaker.
Watch previous interviews:
- Market Directions: Automated trading, strategies and Forex setups with Gonçalo Moreira
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Steve Nison
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Boris Schlossberg
- Market Directions: Interview with Kiana Danial
- Live Market Directions: Interview with James Chen
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Ed Moya
- Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Valeria Bednarik
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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD is pressured under 1.09 amid upbeat German data
EUR/USD is trading below 1.09 as ongoing SIno-American tensions boost the safe-haven US dollar. The German IFO figures for May beat expectations with 79.5 points in May. Coronavirus figures in Europe are declining.
USD/JPY clings to gains near 50-day SMA, bulls await a move beyond 108.00 mark
USD/JPY regains some positive traction on Monday amid a positive mood around equity markets. Concerns about worsening US-China tensions seemed to be the only factor capping further gains. Sustained move beyond 50-day SMA, 108.00 mark needed to confirm any near-term bullish bias.
GBP/USD is trading below 1.22 amid negative rates speculation
GBP/USD is trading below 1.22, as investors continue speculating about the BOE setting negative rates. PM Johnson is under pressure after his senior adviser violated the lockdown. The UK is on a bank holiday today.
Gold trades with modest losses, holds above $1722 support zone
Gold met with some fresh supply on Monday, albeit lacked any strong follow-through selling and was last seen trading with only modest losses, just below $1730 level.
WTI: Off daily highs, still above $33.00 as US-China tension looms
WTI retreats from the daily high of $33.84. US dollar regains traction amid fresh woes concerning Hong Kong issue. Optimism surrounding the economic restart puts the floor under the oil prices.