Joseph Trevisani
WorldWideMarkets
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Summary
Chief Market Strategist at WorldWideMarkets Joseph Trevisani interviews Trader and author Rob Booker about Forex principles and Rob’s life.
Trevisani ask Rob about the differentiation between fundamentals and technical analysis. Booker’s answer is fantastic.
Watch the full interview: Market Directions: Joseph Trevisani interviews Rob Booker
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EUR/USD struggling around 1.13 as stocks fall
EUR/USD is trading around 1.13, off the highs as concerns about coronavirus and the court decision to hand Trump's financial to a grand jury trigger political uncertainty. US jobless claims beat expectations.
USD/JPY stuck in a range near 107.25 area, moves little post-US data
USD/JPY lacked any firm directional bias and remained confined in a range on Thursday. A subdued USD price action failed to impress bulls or provide any meaningful impetus. The upbeat market mood undermined the safe-haven JPY and helped limit the downside.
GBP/USD pressured toward 1.26 as the market mood worsens
GBP/USD is trading around 1.26, off the highs. The risk-off mood has pushed the dollar higher and is weighing on GBP/USD. UK fiscal stimulus and Brexit are also in play.
Gold: $1800 is being used as the intraday support for XAU/USD
Gold has retraced on Thursday during the US session after the recent impressive rally. At the moment the market is grappling with the USD 1800 per troy ounce psychological level.
WTI: Rounding bottom on hourly chart highlights $41.15
WTI stays mildly bid above $41.00 while remaining above 100-HMA. Multiple failures to cross $41.15 confront a bullish chart formation on a short timeframe. June month’s top, February low will be on the buyers’ radar after a successful break.