Articles with the tag "DBG Forex"
How to calculate your margin
No matter what instrument you trade, risk management is very important, especially for traders who use margin products such as foreign exchange. Margin trading makes it possible for traders to achieve greater potential profits, but it also carries the risk of greater losses. For a...
The dollar remains volatile against the yen, waiting for the bulls to accelerate
In Asian trading on Thursday, the dollar was temporarily consolidated against the yen after two consecutive sessions of gains, with the exchange rate holding near 160.50 after earlier touching a six-week high of 160.56. As the exchange rate approached the previous Japanese authorities' attention...
The spot crude oil premium has plummeted, and the inventory buffer is about to be exhausted, and a new round of surge is on the way
Recently, the international spot crude oil price has fallen sharply, and the spot premium has narrowed rapidly, from more than 30 US dollars per barrel higher than Brent crude oil in early April to near parity in the procurement cycle in May, or even a slight discount. This is not an easing of the tight global crude oil supply pattern...
The non-agricultural release is imminent, and gold is consolidating at a high level to be selected
On December 16, spot gold traded near $4,290 in early European trading, and the market as a whole maintained a volatile pattern in key areas. The recent macro main line still revolves around the monetary policy path of major central banks, and the marginal soft policy stance of the Federal Reserve...
Trade friction and Federal Reserve suspense pushed the dollar up against the Canadian dollar
This Friday's Asian trading session, the US dollar rebounded against the Canadian dollar from recent lows, and the exchange rate rebounded to around 1.3520, mainly driven by the improvement of short-term market sentiment, and the US dollar strengthened against the Canadian dollar. According to DBG Foreign Exchange Market Watch, investors are currently heavy...
LME London Metal Exchange Global Benchmark Analysis
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is the world's leading trading venue for non-ferrous metals, and the price and inventory data it generates have a significant impact on the global production and sales of non-ferrous metals. In the mid-19th century, the United Kingdom was the world's largest tin and...
Analysis of the types of foreign exchange retail non-counter traders
As the name implies, non-counter brokers do not pass on client orders through their own trading desks. This means they do not hedge trades with clients, but simply connect buyers and sellers. Non-counter brokers act as a bridge...
The situation in the Middle East has affected the oil market, causing global crude oil inventories to rapidly deplete
As the foreign oil tankers in the Persian Gulf have reached their destination one after another, many countries have begun to release strategic crude oil reserves to fill the supply gap in the Middle East and stabilize oil prices. However, this emergency control method is difficult to maintain for a long time. The geopolitical situation in the Middle East continues to ferment, and the whole...
Gold, silver and copper net bulls rose simultaneously, and crude oil net bulls fell
The latest data released by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) shows that in the week ended May 5, the net long position of gold speculators on the New York Mercantile Exchange (COMEX) increased by 4,090 contracts to 95,664 contracts.
Gold high volatility waiting for the direction to break through the window
Gold prices remained weak around $4,210 in Asia on Wednesday as the market remained highly cautious about the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy stance. Traders widely expect the Fed to cut interest rates for the third time this year, but more worried about...
Four preparations for foreign exchange beginners to make before trading
As soon as many foreign exchange beginners enter the market, they are prone to frequent operations. On the surface, they seem busy, but in reality, they are difficult to make profits and even suffer large losses. In fact, before engaging in foreign exchange trading, beginners should make adequate preparations first, and only know themselves and their enemies...

