What MacroSetup gives a swing trader: Pairs where two currencies disagree, with the reason The releases ahead for both A written reason per currency How the same calls turned out before Never an entry, a stop or a target. Those are yours.

Among the 8 majors today, AUD led (+0.49%) and CHF lagged (-0.25%). Strongest: AUD +0.49%, GBP +0.20% Weakest: CHF -0.25%, USD -0.21% By the ECB reference rates against an equal basket of the eight, price only.

How does a daily loss limit change position size? It caps the day, not the trade. Two positions on correlated pairs can hit the limit together, so the size that matters is the total risk open at once, not the risk per trade.

🇨🇦 The Bank of Canada's policy rate: 2.25%. Last decision: a hold, 2 September. Next decision: 28 October, in 7 days. Hold, hike or cut on 28 October?

Week 42 in forex: Australian jobs broke the Aussie, oil carried the Canadian dollar. A losing week: the Australian dollar fell on jobs, oil lifted the Canadian dollar, and our setups came to -3.05%.

Today's forex calendar: New Zealand CPI at 21:45 UTC. Our ranking of the 8 majors, with the reasons: link in bio. Not financial advice.

🇬🇧 UK CPI (Sep, ONS) Actual: 3.5% y/y, core 2.8%, services 3.7% Expected: 3.4% y/y Previous: 3.1% y/y Above expectations.

🇬🇧 UK CPI (Sep, ONS) in 40 minutes, 06:00 UTC Expected: 3.4% y/y Previous: 3.1% y/y Above or below expectations? Reply with your call.

Among the 8 majors today, CHF led (+0.10%) and EUR lagged (-0.16%). Strongest: CHF +0.10%, CAD +0.09% Weakest: EUR -0.16%, AUD -0.08% By the ECB reference rates against an equal basket of the eight, price only.

UK CPI is out tomorrow, 06:00 UTC. What it measures, why it moves the British pound, and how it moved on the last release days: