This video outlines my economic and geopolitical analysis, along with the technical analysis I used to create three trading plans for the EUR/USD upward correction.

Iran has informed the Trump administration that it will open the blocked Strait of Hormuz within seven days if it accepts demands such as lifting the US military blockade of Iranian ports. We know how easily demands are accepted, so buy USD/JPY once again as it fell and bounced from 156.86.

The Federal Reserve's unanimous rate hike sounded much more hawkish than the Bank of Japan's stance. Furthermore, optimistic economic projections are keeping the US Dollar Index bullish, making it highly likely that USDJPY will retest Friday's high.

This video demonstrates our trading approach for USD/JPY after the volatile price movement following today's Non-farm payroll (NFP) release. Despite the NFP and Average Hourly Earnings exceeding expectations, USD/JPY lacked a clear direction. Therefore, we developed this plan to provide clarity on potential future movements.

we're gonna ignore PCE and focus on core PCE m/m & y/y. Buy USD/JPY in case of overall negative data. Alternatively, buy GBP/USD and EUR/USD in case of +ve data. Watch to learn more...

Please watch this short video to understand.

Canada’s CPI beats market expectation, USD/CAD continues to fall. Target: 1.3838. However, if bid price in remainder of London session doesn’t stay below, 1.3857, exit in loss.

If over all CPI (all three) from Canada will be softer, it may send USD/CAD to the resistance shown in this graph. Otherwise, USD/CAD will continue to fall.

CPI may move EUR/USD by 400 points to either side. A dovish CPI --which is a more likely case-- will take the pair to 1.1580, previous swing high. We may see a minor reaction at 1.1566-67 on smaller timeframes like M1 and M1, because it is 100 DMA level. A hawkish CPI may moves it below previous support made by swing lows shown in the graph below.