Why I created Trader’s Angle
Trader’s Angle grew out of the research I do for my own trading: following central banks, examining economic data and assessing how market expectations change.
I created this publication to share the reasoning behind that work. What has changed? Why does it matter for currencies? And does the market’s response support the interpretation?
The aim is to make that assessment clear enough for readers to examine, challenge and use in forming their own views.
What you’ll find here
Currency outlooks, morning briefings, market recaps, central-bank reviews and analysis of economic releases, alongside trade ideas with the reasoning behind them.
The research connects individual developments to the wider market picture. Each thesis explains its drivers, the catalysts that could move it forward and the evidence that would undermine it.
How I approach the work
I distinguish reported facts from interpretation, make uncertainty explicit and reassess my views as the evidence develops.
A convincing domestic story is only part of an FX view. The other currency, market expectations and the wider environment matter too.
The purpose is to support informed judgement. Your trading decisions and risk remain your own.
Beyond the price.