As we move through the second half of 2023, the global stock markets seem to be caught in a difficult situation. With the U.S. Federal Reserve’s unwavering stance on high interest rates and China’s faltering economic indicators, investors are sailing through choppy waters.
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We would like to inform you that the trading hours of some markets will be changed this week (6-10 April) in connection with the upcoming Easter holidays as per the Catholic and Protestant calendars. The changes are as follows:
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At Deltastock we believe that a balanced and structured analysis of some of the most traded instruments would be beneficial for our clients. To a large extent, the arguments in the analysis of a currency instrument remain valid when trading other crosses, due to the interdependence of the markets.
For example, the analysis for EUR/USD can be directly applied when analysing the USD/CHF cross, due to the very high negative correlation. That is, if the euro-dollar rises, the dollar-franc most likely falls, and vice versa. But for both currency pairs, the arguments for the USD would be valid.
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Please be informed that on December 30, 2022 Deltastock’s office will close at 2 PM.
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We would like to inform you that on December 31, 2020 the font and the back office of DeltaStock will work with clients until 1 PM.
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In an age of fast-spreading viruses and instant contactless payments, it makes perfect sense that the nations of the world are toying with the idea of bringing their currencies in the digital realm. Following the steps of People’s Bank of China and Sweden’s Riksbank, at the beginning of October, the European Central Bank was the latest financial institution to propose the digital equivalent of its official currency – the euro.