AED
USD 0.27
AFN
USD 0.01
ALL
USD 0.01
AMD
USD 0.00
ANG
USD 0.55
AOA
USD 0.00
ARS
USD 0.00
AUD
USD 0.67
AWG
USD 0.55
AZN
USD 0.59
BAM
USD 0.55
BBD
USD 0.50
BDT
USD 0.01
BGN
USD 0.55
BHD
USD 2.64
BIF
USD 0.00
BMD
USD 1.00
BND
USD 0.74
BOB
USD 0.14

Forex Trading VS Commodities

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Forex Trading VS Commodities:
Relationships between currencies and commodities exist throughout the financial markets. Find out how to trade these trends.

1- OIL 🆚 USD/CAD
About 45% of all U.S. Crude Oil imports come from Canada thanks to its advantageous location. Logically, USA causes huge demand for Canadian dollar (CAD) when the price of Crude Oil increases.

When Crude Oil’s value increases, go short (sell) on the USD/CAD. Historically, this correlation has been 70% accurate if all other currency affecting factors are neutral.

2- OIL 🆚 CAD/JPY
While Canada is a net exporter of Crude Oil, Japan imports 99% of it. In addition, Japan is the fourth biggest consumer country of Crude Oil, because it makes up nearly 47% of all Japan’s energy resources.

When Crude Oil price increases, go long (buy) on the CAD/JPY, if all other affecting factors are neutral.

Beware that trading CAD/JPY involes higher risk as the pair generally has bigger spreads (difference between bid and ask price), because it’s traded less than the USD/CAD currency pair.

3- GOLD 🆚 AUD/USD
Follow the AUD/USD currency pair and Gold prices, as analysts have observed an 89% correlation between both investment instruments, when all other factors are neutral.

– When USD value decreases, demand for Gold increases
– Higher demand for Gold favours exports and the trade balance for Australia
– Higher exports strengthen the Australian Dollar against USD
– As a result, the AUD value goes up along with the value of Gold.

4- GOLD 🆚 USD/CHF
Switzerland also has a strong interest in gold, as 25% of their currency reserves are stored in gold. Because of their gold stores, the Swiss franc increases in value.

Remmeber, the AUD/USD pair correlates positively with gold, while the USD/CHF pair correlates negatively with gold. In both cases, the USD is getting weaker, but in the USD/CHF pair, the USD is the base currency.

When the Swiss franc gains strength, the USD/CHF pair declines.

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