Thursday, October 1, 2020

NZD continues its rise as the GBP and JPY fall as US unemployment data comes out Friday – Currency Strength and Weakness for Friday 2nd October 2020

NZD continues its rise as the GBP and JPY fall as US unemployment data comes out Friday – Currency Strength and Weakness for Friday 2nd October 2020

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I make my Currency Strength and Weakness suggestions every day based on where I see the market heading over the next 24 hours. Use my analysis below to aid your trading and to help you keep on the right side of the market.

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Overall there is strength in the NZD with minor strength in the AUD, CAD, CHF, and EUR  

Overall there is weakness in the GBP, JPY and USD

Trading Directions I am favouring for the next 24 hours

Buy Trades – AUD/JPY, NZD/USD, CAD/JPY

Sell Trades – EUR/NZD, GBP/NZD, USD/CAD  

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