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News, Central Banks and the Calendar
Why a number printed at half past one moves a chart for the rest of the week — and what the minute before and the minute after actually look like.
- Kimin için
- A reader who has been stopped out by a release they did not know was coming.
- Başlamadan önce
- Sessions and the Trading Day.
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Kursun sonunda şunları yapabileceksiniz
- Read an economic calendar and find what matters this week
- Say what NFP, CPI and GDP each measure and why traders watch them
- Explain what a central bank decision does to a currency
- Tell hawkish from dovish in a statement
- Explain why good news can push a price down
- Build a weekly news routine and keep out of the spike
16 belge
Her belgeden sonra kısa bir test; geçtiğinizde sonraki belge açılır.
Ünite 1
Why news moves price
- 01What Is Fundamental Analysis5 dk
- 02How to Read an Economic Calendar5 dk
- 03How to Use an Economic Calendar Tool5 dk
- 04What Priced In Means5 dk
Ünite 2
The releases that matter
- 05What Is Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)5 dk
- 06What Is CPI and Why It Moves Markets5 dk
- 07What Is GDP and Why Traders Watch It5 dk
- 08What Is PMI Data5 dk
Ünite 3
The central banks
- 09What Is an Interest Rate Decision5 dk
- 10What Is the Federal Reserve5 dk
- 11What Is the European Central Bank5 dk
- 12What Hawkish and Dovish Actually Mean5 dk
Ünite 4
The minutes around it
- 13What Happens in the Minute Before a Release5 dk
- 14Why Good News Can Push Price Down5 dk
- 15How to Avoid a News Spike5 dk
- 16How to Build a Weekly News Routine5 dk


