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Bolt Flex instant funding is now live at ThinkCapital. It is our second Instant Funding account, alongside Bolt, and it gives you more room on your drawdown. You get a 7% maximum loss, balance-based loss limits and no evaluation phase. Prices start at $59.

The dollar gained again last week. Yet weekly currency moves stayed small. US inflation data arrives on Wednesday, and UK GDP follows on Thursday. Together, they bring both economies into focus as GBP/USD sits near 1.32, the bottom of its range. This trading week ahead also compares sterling with two other pairs. EUR/USD dropped below…

The ThinkCapital Instant Funding update is here, with lower prices, more flexibility and a new $100K account. Our Bolt programme now starts at $39, with optional On-Demand Payouts, a 90% profit split and Weekend Holding. We’ve also removed the five-profitable-days requirement, while keeping the other trading and payout rules unchanged. Whether you want a lower…

US payrolls rose by just 29,000 in September, well below the 90,000 forecast. Yet the dollar still finished the week higher. That contrast sets up this trading week ahead. Weak data cut expectations for another Fed hike, but the US Dollar Index still closed above a key resistance level. The calendar is light, so Wednesday’s…

EUR/USD fell into the 1.13s last week before recovering some ground. However, that rebound left the pair near the bottom of its recent range. This trading week ahead brings two important US releases: Wednesday’s inflation data and Friday’s jobs report. Both add evidence to the debate over the Fed’s next move after its recent rate…

EUR/USD is trying to stabilise near 1.1450 after last week’s Fed-driven selloff. However, technical support does not remove the pressure from elevated US yields and Europe’s energy risks. The Federal Reserve raised rates on Wednesday and left the door open to further tightening. The Bank of Japan also raised rates, while the Bank of England…