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Carry Trade Returns

In current low volatility environment (see Figure 1)it's quite hard for investors to pull out some decent profits so the carry trading strategy becomes more attractive as it generate yield. So in this regard if you wish to find more about the carry trade I'll recommend you to read my article: Carry Trade Returns
Figure 1. FX Market Volatility

Here is a quick look on what to expect with my article:
"Historically speaking when it comes to interest rates we are at historic low
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Prepering the Week Ahead


In terms of risk evens the week ahead is cooling down and the previous week sentiment is likely to prevail. So here are few of the economic data scheduled for release this week:
  • US Economic data:

  1. Retail Sales: Market expectation is for a raise by 0.4% from previous reading of just 0.1%;
  2. Core PPI: The market is expected the figure to came up by 0.1%, with modest gains in energy and food prices.
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RBNZ The Most Hawkish CB


I know is kind of long time since my last blog post, but the only reason why I've stop blogging was mainly because I was busy and secondly because I don't have any chance to come back in top 10. In today blog post I want to take the time and have a look into recent NZ dollar price movement.
When it comes to the monetary policy RBNZ is the most hawkish Central Bank among developed economies(see Figure 1) and this is certainly reflected in recent price movement after 2 consecutive raise in in
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Preparing for the week ahead

Preparing for the week ahead it gives you the opportunity to get in to the trading zone before you even start trading for the week. Although weekends are for clearing your heads and recharge your mental battery there is no harm to get your trading plan straight.
The only major events for the week ahead are mostly coming from Asia and Australia. First we have on Monday Japanese's GDP which is forecasted to be downgraded to +1.6% from +1.9% but after latest NFP better than expected figures, in the…
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