Author: FX

The I-Sessions Indicator MT5 is a session-based forex indicator that visually marks different trading sessions on the chart. It typically highlights the Asian, London, and New York sessions using colored boxes or vertical lines. Unlike standard indicators such as moving averages or oscillators, this tool focuses on time-based market behavior. It doesn’t generate buy or sell signals on its own. Instead, it provides context — showing when the market is likely to be active or quiet. For example, the London session is known for strong volatility, especially in pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/USD. On the other hand, the Asian session…

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EUR/USD1.1500 (EUR 3.45 bn)1.1350 (EUR 1.06 bn)USD/JPYGBP/USDUSD/CHFUSD/CADAUD/USD0.7055 (AUD 385.01 mn)0.7000 (AUD 362.60 mn)NZD/USDEUR/GBPWHAT ARE OPTION EXPIRIES?The FX option expiration price levels refer to the strike prices where option contracts are set to expire. These levels include both calls and puts.When you see “EUR/USD at 1.1600 for €4 billion” it means there is a total of €4 billion worth of options (calls + puts combined) that have a strike price of 1.1600 and are expiring at that specific time (the “New York Cut” at 10:00 AM ET).Traders watch these levels because they often act as a “magnet” for the price. For…

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GBP/CHF just dipped to a TRIPLE support zone as back-to-back central bank decisions sent the Swiss franc tumbling across the board. Will the pair revisit its monthly highs in the next trading sessions? Here’s what we’re seeing on the 4-hour time frame: GBP/CHF 4-hour Forex Chart Faster with TradingView The Swiss franc sold off broadly on Thursday after the SNB held rates at 0%, but quietly upgraded its language to signal an “increased willingness to intervene in the FX market if necessary,” a subtle but dovish shift that markets priced in quickly. Meanwhile, the Bank of England also held rates…

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Gold (XAU/USD) attracts sellers for the third straight day on Friday and weakens further below the $4,200 mark, hitting a fresh weekly low during the Asian session. The US Dollar (USD) stands firm near its highest level since May 2025 in the face of the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) hawkish tilt, which, in turn, is seen driving flows away from the non-yielding bullion. Furthermore, the uncertainty surrounding the next round of US-Iran negotiations turns out to be another factor that underpins the USD’s reserve currency status and exerts additional pressure on the commodity.The US central bank decided to keep the…

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The Candle Volume Indicator MT5 is a technical tool that displays volume data directly on price candles. Instead of showing volume in a separate histogram below the chart, it integrates volume into each candle, often through color intensity, size, or labels. In simple terms, it answers one key question: How strong is this price move? For example, a bullish candle with high volume suggests strong buying interest. On the other hand, a large candle with low volume may indicate weak participation and a higher chance of reversal. Unlike traditional volume indicators, this tool keeps everything on the main chart. That…

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The minutes are retrospectively hawkish given that the BoJ has since moved to 1.00%, validating the three dissenters who argued for exactly that level in April. The more significant market signal is the board’s near-unanimous recognition that underlying inflation was approaching 2% and that real rates remained deeply negative, a framing that keeps further normalisation firmly on the table. With Hormuz now reopening and crude prices retreating, the specific Middle East risk premium that gave the majority cover to hold in April is fading, which arguably clears the path for the pace of hikes to resume. USD/JPY’s sensitivity to any…

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The Bank of England (BoE) delivered the hawkish hold the market expected on Thursday, and a second member of its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) joined the push to raise the Bank Rate. Sterling fell anyway, sliding through the 1.3300 handle to its lowest level since early April, close to 1.3200. On its face, the hawkishness looks stubborn against a ceasefire dragging Crude Oil toward pre-war lows and a UK headline inflation rate that flatly refused to rise.That apparent contradiction dissolves the moment you stop watching the Oil headline. The price pressure the committee is leaning against sits in surging services…

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