Post #15368

Interest rates are the foundation of currency trading. Higher-yielding currencies tend to attract capital — weaker-yielding currencies tend to get sold. Since FX is always traded in pairs, it all comes down to relative strength and rate differentials. Last week, a heavy tech and speculative unwind dragged markets lower… until sentiment flipped late Friday. A key Fed official leaned dovish, instantly lifting December rate-cut odds and giving risk assets some breathing room. Where We Stand Now: - Traders are entering the week searching for clarity - There’s now a 79.1% probability of a December Fed cut - Yet forward rate projections still show the USD holding the yield advantage into 2026 That keeps USD-based pairs firmly anchored to rate expectations — and makes interest-rate projections one of the most important data points to monitor inside the EdgeFinder. 🚀Get $560 Off The EdgeFinder