ECONOMY SWITZERLAND

SWITZERLAND ECONOMIC INDICATORS

Fast facts of the economy of Switzerland
-Switzerland is the economy number 19 in the world with a GDP valued above 380 trillion USD. But generally speaking per capita, Switzerland is the 5th richest country in the world.
-Service industry, particularly banks, insurance and financial services are well developed and employ more than 60% of the economically active population. These industries account for 70% of its total GDP.

AUSTRALIA INDICATORS

AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC INDICATORS

Fast facts of the Australian economy
-About 80% of the GDP of Australia comes from the sector services such as insurance, financial services, banking, etc.
-The Australian Reserve Bank (RBA) is responsible for the monetary policy of the country. The main objectives of the RBA are: controlling inflation, stability of the exchange rate and low unemployment. Each month the RBA members gather to discuss possible changes in monetary policy.

INDICATORS OF JAPAN

INDICATORS OF THE JAPANESE ECONOMY

Japan important economic indicators

Rate of interest
The Bank of Japan is responsible for monetary policy in Japan. Currently, seven major currencies, Japan is the country that has the lowest interest rate. The BJ gets together once a month to announce possible changes in monetary policy and their vision of the economy.
An increase in the interest rate, tends to see the JPY
A decrease in the interest rate, tends to depreciate to the JPY
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UNITED STATES INDICATORS

U.S. ECONOMIC INDICATORS


Fast facts of the U.S. economy
-Currently US is the largest economy in the world with a nominal GDP of 13.25 trillion USD, 3 times larger than its nearest competitor.
-US has a very large deficit (this because they are the most important in the majority of countries trading partner).
-In accordance with the BIS, the USD is involved in 89% of currency transactions.
-The Federal Reserve (or FED, central bank of US) has two main objectives:
1. price stability
2. constant growth
-The USD is perceived as a strong and reliable worldwide currency, as a result many (mostly developing) countries fixed their currencies to the USD.

INDICATORS ZONE EURO

INDICATORS ECONOMIC ZONE EURO

Fast facts of the economy of the eurozone

-The EMU consists of 16 member countries: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Norway and the United Kingdom. Although the United Kingdom, Sweden and Norway have not entered the last facet of EMU which adopt the euro as its currency; they continue to use their own currency.

-The euro zone is called the Group of countries that have adopted the euro as their currency.

THAT MOVE THE FOREX MARKET: CAPITAL AND TRADE FLOW

The movements of currencies, like any other financial market, are directed by two main forces: supply and the demanda.cuando a currency increases in value, this demand being more larger than the offer. When a currency falls in value, the offer is being larger than its demand.

FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS IN FOREX---------

There are basically two approaches to operate the Forex market: technical analysis and fundamental analysis.

I technical analysis: studying the behaviour of prices and indicators to try and predict the future behavior of the price.

II - Fundamental analysis: studying the economic, social and political variables thatmove the supply and demand of instruments. Used to interpret political decisions and macroeconomic indicators. He studied the economic environment in general, thepolitical situation and the perception of the world situation. Fundamental analysis, instead of focusing on the 'effect' (as does technical analysis), focuses on the "cause".

What is the best approach?

There has always been a strong debate on which approach is better, sometimes thetechnical analysts predict the behaviour of the price with accuracy but other fundamental analysts have better performance. The truth is that there is no one single answer to this question. I dare say that the answer has to do much with each operator, many feel better operating based on analysis technician while others feel better doingoperations based on fundamental analysis.

If you're a short-term trader, then surely it will prefer the technical approach, because this approach focuses on the analysis of the short-term price. While fundamental changes take more time to be reflected in the graphs.

If you are a long-term operator, then probably the fundamental analysis is more tosuit your needs because slower changes in supply and demand in balance.

Today, many operators used two approaches to get a better view of all the changesoperated instruments.

In the next paragraphs we will focus on the fundamental analysis and see how politics and news influence the currency market.

ORDERS INPUT OUTPUT AND DURATION FOREX

There are different ways of entering and leaving the market Forex depending on thetype of strategy that we use. These are:

CONCEPT BASIC FOREX MARGIN CALL

A margin call is the worst enemy of an operator. Unfortunately, this happens to many operators, some because they used technical poor administration of the capital (orwithout using any technique) and other operators happens because they don't evenknow what is a margin call.

A margin call occurs when capital in your account falls below the maintenance margin (which is equal to the capital required to open a transaction, e.g. $250 if you use 400:1 or $1,000 if you use 100:1 in standard operations). Here's an explanatory table:

PUT LONG - SHORT

Let's start with a difference basic investment in stock exchange and  foreign exchange (FOREX) trading. Single bag is possible ganra money when the shares rise in price.In FOREX (FX) it is possible to earn money so if a currency rises as if low, here is where the concept of putting long or short with respect to a value.