Forex Fundamentals

Fundamental Analysis for Traders

Fundamental analysis for traders reads which side a currency is on from the economy behind it: interest rates, inflation, growth, jobs and the central bank’s next step. What you need from it depends on how you trade. Each page below shows what Forex Fundamentals gives one kind of trader, with a labelled example.

How forex fundamental analysis works here

By how long you hold a trade

  • Fundamental Analysis for Swing Traders

    Fundamental analysis for swing traders: a Bias for each major currency and a Call per pair, read again when the data changes, for trades you hold for days.

  • Fundamental Analysis for Day Traders

    Fundamental analysis for day traders: the Call per pair and the day’s releases with their Impact and time, read in a few minutes before the session opens.

By how you trade

Starting out

  • Fundamental Analysis for Beginners

    Fundamental analysis for beginners: one Bias per major currency in plain words, the reasons behind it, and two free Academy courses with a free account.

What every membership includes

The pages differ in what they put first. The membership behind them is the same one:

  • A Bias for each of the ten major currencies, from Strong Bullish to Strong Bearish, with its Confidence and its reasons.
  • A Call on every pair the desk trades, Buy, Sell or Range, with what would refute it and when the desk will know.
  • The Daily brief, and the Week Ahead by email every Sunday.
  • Your own Positions, with alerts when our Call on a pair you hold turns against you.
  • The Academy, from what moves a currency to reading positioning.

Free without an account

The data underneath the desk’s calls is open to everyone, whichever way you trade.

Forex economic calendarCOT report for forexInterest rate differentialMajor forex pairs

Forex Fundamentals is research, not investment advice: entry, size and exit stay yours. Trading foreign exchange carries risk.