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Next week is expected to be another volatile week, as some key events are lined up which could provide opportunity for some big moves.
First the Greek Referendum Vote scheduled for Sunday and regardless of the result, analysts expect all Euro related pairs to open the week with gap up or down and as such I would be looking for valid supply & demand zones to enter retracement trades to fill up the gap.
On Tuesday RBA interest rate statement is scheduled, while majority of analysts expect no change in interest rate, but in light of recent sell off in Chinese stock market, some dovish tone is expected, which could be negative for Aussie Dollar.
On Wednesday an all important FOMC Minutes is scheduled to release, which could give traders detail insight as to what Fed's are thinking about future interest rate hike.
On Thursday, Australian employment numbers & unemployment rate is scheduled and analysts expect both numbers to show slowdown in job sector.
Thereafter BoE interest rate decision is scheduled, which will provide some hint as to how long BoE will keep interest rate unchanged.
And finally on Friday, Canadian employment numbers and unemployment rate is scheduled. Analysts expect massive slowdown in job sector, which could be negative for Canadian Dollar.
First the Greek Referendum Vote scheduled for Sunday and regardless of the result, analysts expect all Euro related pairs to open the week with gap up or down and as such I would be looking for valid supply & demand zones to enter retracement trades to fill up the gap.
On Tuesday RBA interest rate statement is scheduled, while majority of analysts expect no change in interest rate, but in light of recent sell off in Chinese stock market, some dovish tone is expected, which could be negative for Aussie Dollar.
On Wednesday an all important FOMC Minutes is scheduled to release, which could give traders detail insight as to what Fed's are thinking about future interest rate hike.
On Thursday, Australian employment numbers & unemployment rate is scheduled and analysts expect both numbers to show slowdown in job sector.
Thereafter BoE interest rate decision is scheduled, which will provide some hint as to how long BoE will keep interest rate unchanged.
And finally on Friday, Canadian employment numbers and unemployment rate is scheduled. Analysts expect massive slowdown in job sector, which could be negative for Canadian Dollar.
