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and then trade in line with the
economic backdrop So some good

mentioned Brexit made the pound
markets particularly volatile.

on just by following the news.
If you do want to dig a bit

does everyday is provide you
with some new news stories on

from different economies which
cause short term spikes in the

important as central banks
because they allow us to filter

like this that drive the market
one way or the other. So we're

is a financial news website a
financial news company that are

three, the hierarchy economic
data. The are the individual

geopolitical events. Uh and
that is all for now. So that is

market. So I'm going to show
you how we're going to use

even sometimes the way that
they're going to sway markets.

apps for tracking geopoliticals
then. General news following

are covered in news as well
such as recessions such as

So these are my recommendations
if you want to track

importance that each economic
data has. So thank you for

pieces of economic news and
data releases that come out

In the next video, we're going
to move on to the lowest of the

going to keep them in line with
those, okay? They are almost as

brought up making a currency
rise in value. So, that is how

ideas and they allow us to
trade in line with the trend.

going to provide strong
Outlooks on geopoliticals and

world offence. Wars,
recessions, pandemics, things

geopoliticals. They are the
economic drivers. The real

political movements so this is
really useful if you feel like

mastering the geopolitical
tracking and you really want to

for the US for example, where
there are fiscal stimulus

deeper the Economist Espresso
is a mobile app which I do

keep up to date with it
everyday and Bloomberg as well

the value will fall in suit. If
the demand rises, supplies

geopoliticals because generally
geopoliticals are things that

and we don't want to short a
currency when the market or the

going to use geopoliticals? If
we can understand geopoliticals

the major economic events and
the major geopoliticals and

All of these things are going
to provide you with

it's only going to last for as
long as the meetings and the

wars, pandemics, all these
things are going to be covered.

we're going to avoid some
losses so we want to follow

So you can keep up the latest
headlines and the latest going

economy is booming, okay? So if
things are going really well

like recessions and wars and
pandemics which are going to

So overall geopoliticals cause
a change in supply and demand

South African Rand if it is
falling deep into a recession

the news is going to provide
you with information on

respective currencies. These
referendum and elections have

recommend it has a monthly cost
it's quite cheap though what it

spikes in the market providing
a predictable trading

scarcity will decrease and the
value will decrease in in turn

strong downtrends, okay? And on
the contrary, if we're trading

geopoliticals which isn't
really too much of a hard task

packages as we're seeing as a
result of the coronavirus

When demand falls, currency
become less sought after and

pandemic in place, pushing
money into the markets and into

another example of how the
geopolitical background

and we understand the way that
they move the market, we can

the economy we don't want to
sell against this okay if we

buying into a recession, okay?
We don't want to be buying the

conferences are taking place.
But news headlines as a result

uptrends, okay? We just have to
learn how to play the market in

of these meetings can cause big
spikes and unpredictable

geopoliticals. You know news,
sites, newspapers, news on TV.

know this is going on we know
not to sell against that and

line with the geopoliticals to
make a profit. So how are we

provide trading opportunities
and how geopoliticals are

overall a long term downtrend
where we're seeing weakness

use this to filter our trade
ideas. We don't want to be

referendum as well. Uh all of
which caused a stir for their

African brand example, then we
can actually get some strong

continue to slide into the
markets and we're seeing demand

ongoing effects okay so for
example Brexit is still

IMF meetings these are meetings
among some of the world leaders

weighing on the pound now after
four years this is going to

affecting oil prices can then
affect currency prices as well.

So rising oil prices will boost
the Canadian dollar against

cause a shift in currency
values

while everything gets into
place okay while the UK becomes

geopoliticals and real world
economic events. So some

independent and everything
comes into place we have G7 and

those, explain what they are,
and the different levels of

prices will increase with it so
changes in supply and demand

supply and demand affects the
markets as a result of

Denmark referendum, the Crimea
referendum and the Brexit

provide long-term negative
weight for a currency. Forming

have an ongoing effect for the
foreseeable future to be honest

some strength against other
currencies as well. So that is

demand. On the contrary, if a
currency is strong, demand will

conditions. This is a bit less
of an ongoing effect. Of course

and the news headlines from
these meetings can cause big

trading conditions in the
market. We've then got things

and demand cause a change in
currency values okay so if the

examples of geopoliticals, we
have a referendums like the

against that currency, as
mentioned in the USD South

that we're seeing Brexit way
down on the Great British Pound

rising the Canadian dollar also
continues to rise and also see

supply is going to be taken up
scarcity will increase and

Um news releases headlines and
the overall uncertainty and

African Rand now the South
Africa South African Rand take

because the future of the UK is
rocky. Uh and that is a way

the demand is going to fall
supply is going to rise

enter the market and take up
supply. These changes in supply

of some geopoliticals demand is
going to flood into the market

showing themselves in the real
life market scenarios

So geopoliticals actually cause
uncertainty for market

are looking at USDR so that is
the US dollar versus the South

okay but things like recessions
and wars are going to weigh on

other currencies and the reason
being Canada is one of the

against the okay so that is how
a recession can actually

and on the flip side if
currency is strong as a result

continue to fall. Geopoliticals
can dramatically strengthen or

participants for investors and
for traders. As we've just

world's biggest oil producers
okay and when we see oil prices

a hit for a long long time due
to a recession and that

for a currency. If currency is
weak it's going to lose its

geopoliticals are pushing
investors away from a currency

about in the first video.
Investidor demand is down

provided some great uptrending
opportunities to buy the USD

a currency for a long time and
this actually provides trading

stress that the the Brexit
scenario has brought to the UK

weaken a currency it depends on
what kind of geopolitical it is

this and they're very real and
they do provide some

has affected the pound markets.
We've got volatile days okay

significant weight to
currencies.

Okay, we can see investor
demand is down as we spoke

and the UK economy as well. So
geopoliticals are things like

and the pound market going
crazy and then we've also got

opportunities against that
currency okay so let's say we

providing some ongoing issues
for the UK and for the Great

British pound in terms of
forming any form of recovery.

These are all geopolitical
events that weigh down on a

banks for interest rate data,
monetary policy statement, and

the global economy. Things like
trade relationships and trade

how the entire global economy
pretty much came to a halt as a

result of the coronavirus
pandemic. And of course Brexit

days are Brexit and the
coronavirus, okay? So we saw

currency in one way or the
other. Some examples, recent

sensions, recessions, pandemics
and wars. Things like this.

country. Past that then the
next most important

we're going to be talking about
geopolitical events. So

Geopoliticals are real world
events that affect a country or

macroeconomic event to keep in
mind is geopoliticals.

any insight into the current
economic background of that

importance to central banks. We
want to monitor the central

Hello everyone and welcome back
to the course. In this video

geopolitical events are next
down on the hierarchy of

watching and I will see you in
the next video.