The Bank of England is the central bank that makes monetary policy maintain price decisions for the United Kingdom. Its primary objective is to e stability.

A decisive rebound in equities has come as markets look beyond the banking crisis. The prospect of lower interest rates leaves them well-positioned to rally.

A rally is a sustained positive move in price, in bull or bear markets. Rallies can last for a few minutes to several months or years, based on trading style.

As the US banking crisis has soured risk appetite, and the Federal Reserve has turned more dovish, this leaves gold primed to retest the highs.

The turmoil in the past week amid a banking crisis in the US and a broader hit to market confidence will likely mean an earlier end to monetary policy tightening. The FOMC meeting will likely give further indication of this.

The risk-reward ratio helps to understand how much you can potentially earn for every 1 USD invested. If the reward is too low vs. the risk, it’s not a good trade, and vice versa.

An economic calendar lists upcoming events that may influence securities and financial markets, such as company reports, economic data & central bank announcements.

March is statistically a positive month for US equities. We look at what is driving Wall Street and whether investors will see positive returns this month.

Trading gold can be an important part of your portfolio. However, using technical analysis can help with the timing of investments.

The oil demand outlook has improved whilst supply is constrained. However, the price remains restricted and much is still needed to signal sustainable recovery.

Financial markets enable the trading of financial instruments. They connect buyers & sellers to financial infrastructure and players to enable transactions between them.

The correction for the USD that started in Q4 last year has further legs to run. Yield differentials and technical analysis point to further USD weakness ahead.