
Weekly Market Sentiment – 24 August 2025
Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro As predicted in our last report, the kiwi’s interest rate was cut by 25 basis points, with the New Zealand dollar reacting accordingly on the charts. It was the

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro As predicted in our last report, the kiwi’s interest rate was cut by 25 basis points, with the New Zealand dollar reacting accordingly on the charts. It was the

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro The British pound and euro continued to be the most bullish currencies among the G8 currencies last week. Meanwhile, CAD, AUD, and NZD were the weakest. My bias is

Reading Time: 4 minutesHas your prop-firm payout ever left you scratching your head at tax time? You’re not alone. I remember cashing my first $10,000 check from a proprietary trading firm — and

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro Despite a rate cut, GBP was the strongest of the G8 currencies, eclipsing the likes of CHF, JPY, and CAD. While the last few weeks have been uneventful, traders

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro As hinted at last week, it was a fairly volatile week with several high-impact news events that unfolded. Despite interest rate holds for USD and JPY, these were the

Reading Time: 4 minutesThere’s a moment every trader remembers: that first time you move from personal capital to a funded account. It’s like a magic switch. Suddenly, everything changes – not on the screen, but

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro It’s been a common theme recently for uneventful moves in forex. However, we are close to the start of a new month, meaning the Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) and US

Reading Time: 4 minutesI remember when I first saw a funded account offer. I had $500 in my pocket and dreams of a $100,000 trading balance. Should I risk my own capital or

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro Last week was quite uneventful, with the yen managing the highest increase (around 0.6%). The main impactful news event this week is the ECB interest rate decision. Otherwise, expect

Reading Time: 3 minutesIntro A slight uptick in Australia’s interest rate contributed to the Aussie being the strongest currency last week. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen continues to struggle noticeably. We expect another typical