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So, is it enough to just monitor news, industry reports, and ESG ratings? It does help a lot of the time, and I've been using a trade journal to monitor some of these, but it's not as easy as it sounds. While these can show patterns and correlations, it's not always clear how these will affect a company's or a country's finances. The value of each ESG factor also varies by industry and region, as well as "random"... Source: 5 months ago
Another example is the GDP reports because when a country releases its GDP data, it usually reflects its economic "health" which is tightly connected to its currency. A better-than-expected U.S. GDP report might boost the USD, so you know it's time to trade USD pairs. The same principle works for inflation figures being released - higher inflation means increased interest rates, which does help predict some... Source: 5 months ago
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