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you in the next video when we
dive right into geopoliticals
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geopoliticals that are playing
their part right now. I'll see
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and build our knowledge further
on the fundamental analysis and
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decision so if rates have been
increased or rates have been
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monetary policy statements. For
example myself in my own
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interest rate decision and we
need to monitor monetary policy
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then go onto the charts and
trade the markets in line with
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going to talk about refining
and choosing a select amount of
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we're personally going to be
trading
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Japanese yen but these things I
will monitor when needed okay
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economic factor to consider
okay we need to monitor that
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Doing this allows you to cut
out a lot of the noise and
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your trades for the coming few
weeks and the coming month. Now
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A few of the interest rate
decisions and a few of the
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Interest rates and monetary
policy should be taken hand in
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increase okay and interest
rates sorry not interest rates
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will increase prices currency
evaluations will increase we
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generally a rate cut is not
going to be positive for the
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tracking all of the monetary
policy statements and tracking
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economy the monetary policy can
include the reasons why and
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we need to then check the
monetary policy statement as
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these things combined provide a
layer of clarity and confidence
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every month and then use the
central bank sentiment to guide
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positive interest rate decision
okay interest rates are raised
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So I say they work hand in hand
and what I mean is if we have a
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inflation and deflation if a
country is on top of their
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going to be considered inside
of monetary policy statements
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coming weeks so that is how we
react to interest rates and
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to our trading.
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things will usually react quite
neutral then if rates are cut
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why okay they reveal the
reasoning behind the rate
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and all of these things can
help us to gauge currency
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inflation and deflation or if
they have over inflation or
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month to find the reason and
the why behind the interest
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decreased or rates have been
kept flat this is reflected the
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then something we're going to
follow every single month as
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Interest rate statements are
met with monetary policy
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this is how it works a rate
hike which is where interest
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interest rates currency values
are probably going to remain
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to you from the actual central
bank themselves so essentially
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see an increase in interest
rates chances are the economy
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the central banks closely
related to the currencies that
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for a currency and while we've
spoken about on a whole
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events that affect the markets
and affect currency valuations.
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next video we're going to talk
about geopoliticals so central
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trading I only focus on the
Great British Pound Bank of
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so that is all for that video
the central bank's video in the
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okay on the decline so we're
going to watch interest rate
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and they help to determine the
market sentiment for the coming
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whether we are bearish on a
specific currency okay whether
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they can also include positive
booster okay and what this can
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task and honestly isn't needed.
Later in the course we are
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market direction okay and the
whether we are bullish or
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and this pairs with the
interest rate we can analyse
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Geopoliticals can also provide
quite a big part. So it's
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will see spikes in the market
so it's important to analyse
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knowledge for understanding
future currency movements So to
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important to understand how
they affect the markets and
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geopoliticals, we are going to
be talking about real world
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that is going to provide the
basis of trend direction to
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England responsible for the
money supply and economy of
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it's important to stay up to
date with the attribute
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statement we want to look at
both hand in hand to see what
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currencies including the
Australian dollar and the
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they are providing in terms of
direction and in terms of
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focus on gold as well okay and
we do have then other cross
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have been cooked and when this
happens interest rates will
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banks to finalize are the most
important the most important
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England the Federal Reserve and
the US dollar and then I also
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the economics the fundamental
overview. The next video,
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alongside the interest rate
decision to determine where a
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both together we don't want to
just go on the interest rate
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instead only focus your sights
on a few of the central banks.
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what we've read inside this
monetary policy statement
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do is actually give a logical
and positive reason why rates
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probably the most important
central bank there is and this
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conclude, central banks, we
have our interest rate
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decisions, we have our monetary
policy statements, both of
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hand. Review the interest rate
decision and monetary policy
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where the currency is going to
move in the future. So
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all of the interest rate
decisions can be quite a hefty
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currency pairs and a select
amount of currencies to trade.
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products, so how much money a
country is generating and the
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European Central Bank and the
Swiss National Bank as well. So
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cost of living for individuals,
okay? All these things are
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is the one we want to watch the
most. We also have the Reserve
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together in one place in this
monetary policy statement okay
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markets, so unemployment and
employment, gross domestic
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essentially an important
economic overview is pulled
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currency is which direction a
currency is likely to trend in
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overall we just need to focus
on the Federal Reserve and then
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UK coronavirus as well
affecting all global economies
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under inflation happening this
is also going to be reflected
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statement so we will follow the
monetary policy statement every
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decisions and we don't want to
just go on the military policy
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well to see the reasons why
because sometimes we can get
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primarily follow from central
banks. Okay there will release
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statements as well okay and
monetary policy statements are
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okay they consider all things
and this includes real world
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consumer is another thing we're
going to talk about, labor
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quite neutral okay this means
that nothing is being changed
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rate decisions. Monetary policy
statements can be used to help
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more clarity over a simple
interest rate change
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rate cuts which can be bullish
can be positive can be hawkish
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events okay anything going on
like for example Brexit for the
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the interest rate decisions can
but they do work hand in hand
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reasoning why is reflected
inside the monetary policy
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because statements talk about
the current economic stance
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okay the monetary policy
statement is going to provide
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us determine currency direction
very much in the same way that
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the economy is bearish and
chances are the currency values
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weeks by each of the individual
central banks around the world.
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and spoken about in the
monetary policy statement
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this is doveish okay which is
the opposite to hawkish means
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rates are increased is
generally hawkish okay and that
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bank is just not in the
position to change rates so
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direction and gauge how an
economy is performing to see
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are going to fall and we're
going to see a decline over the
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mentioned. The interest rate
decisions are made every four
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everything is either running
smooth as it is or the central
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released with every rate
decision and they reveal the
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the bank and the economy
believes things are looking
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things are looking bad are not
going to be on the on the down
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currency value over the coming
months we have no change in the
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is another statement for
bullish or positive so if we
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few weeks okay and sentiment
what I mean by this is the
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this is just track the overall
performance of an economy given
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monthly by central bank they
reflect economic performance
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that you're going to pick from
to then follow in your refined
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is on the up and we are going
to see improvements in that
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decisions every single month
and what we can do by doing
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number three but for now we're
focusing on the high importance
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following inside of our trading
or at least the seven you know
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these are the seven central
banks that we are going to be
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strategy. So there are two
things that we need to
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good and things are going to be
on the up or on the contrary if
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decisions and monetary policy.
Interest rates are decided
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data that we get from central
banks and that is interest rate
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that is the US Central Bank.
The Federal Reserve with the US
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money supply and economy of
each individual country. So the
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arguably the biggest and most
important central bank okay and
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currencies, okay? All of the
other currencies and
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economic data which we're
going to speak about in video
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we're going to be talking about
central banks. So central banks
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Hello everyone and welcome back
to the course. In this video
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Bank of Australia, the Reserve
Bank of New Zealand. The
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commodities as well like gold.
So the Federal Reserve is
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tracking the economics of the
real world forex market.
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dollar being a safe haven
currency does actually lead and
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does have a major effect on
pretty much all of the other
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England. The Bank of Canada.
The Federal Reserve which is
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major central banks are as
follows. We have the Bank of
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are the large global banks okay
that control and manage the
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