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Learning

Sep 28

7 min read

Why the Fed and ECB Reversed Course

Drone strikes disabled Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline – the last major bypass route around the blocked Strait of Hormuz. We break down the mechanics of the event and three scenarios for WTI, Brent,...

Learning

Sep 28

6 min read

Why Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline Matters

Drone strikes disabled Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline – the last major bypass route around the blocked Strait of Hormuz. We break down the mechanics of the event and three scenarios for WTI, Brent,...

Learning

Sep 15

6 min read

The Debasement Trade: Why Markets Are Losing Patience with G10 Debt

The term “debasement trade” has dominated market discussions for the second year in a row. Let’s break down in simple terms what stands behind it, which assets fall into this category, how much fuel t...

Learning

Sep 15

7 min read

Is the Eurozone Entering a Zone of Political Risk?

On the evening of 6 September, Alternative for Germany (AfD) won a state parliament election for the first time in the country’s post‑war history – with a result that, two years ago, no one in the Ber...

Learning

Sep 01

5 min read

The Correction of the US Dollar Is Not an Episode, but the Beginning of a Trend

On August 19, the US Treasury quietly, without public statements in the press, updated the schedule of buyback operations – the repurchase of its own bonds. Formally, this is a technical measure for m...

Learning

Sep 01

6 min read

Jackson Hole Symposium 2026 – a Debut for the New Chair of the US Federal Reserve

The official theme of Jackson Hole 2026 is payments and financial innovation. The real theme is a single person who, on Friday morning, will step up to the podium at Jackson Lake Lodge for the first t...

Forex

Aug 21

15 min read

Forex Trading in Thailand: How the Market Works, Risks and Legal Context

Forex is the global market in which one currency is exchanged or priced against another. However, the word “forex” can describe very different activities: exchanging banknotes before a trip, a company...

Forex

Aug 20

28 min read

Forex Brokers in Thailand: How to Choose and Verify a Broker

Choosing a forex broker is not only a comparison of spreads, leverage and mobile applications. The broker brand shown in an advertisement may include several legal entities, each with a different regu...

Forex

Aug 19

14 min read

Forex Bonuses in Thailand: Welcome, Deposit and No-Deposit Offers Explained

A Forex bonus is a promotion attached to a trading account, but the number shown in an advertisement does not automatically represent cash that can be withdrawn. The reward may be non-withdrawable tra...

Stocks

Aug 19

17 min read

Stock Trading in Thailand: SET Shares, DRs, Foreign Stocks and CFDs Explained

Stock trading can mean several different things in Thailand. A person may buy an ordinary share listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, purchase a depositary receipt linked to a foreign company, acc...

Learning

Aug 14

4 min read

Why Germany Should Consider Leaving the Eurozone

The standard rhetoric of the European Union sounds like this: in the face of multiple threats, EU countries must stick together more than ever. But there is another side to the story. According to man...

Learning

Aug 14

4 min read

Analysis of FX‑Intervention Mechanics Using a Real‑time Case with USD/JPY

Foreign‑exchange intervention is when a central bank or finance ministry directly enters the market and buys or sells its own currency to push the exchange rate in the desired direction. The instrumen...

Learning

Aug 03

3 min read

Why the Canadian Dollar Is Ignoring the Oil Rally

For decades, the Canadian dollar moved in lockstep with oil – a natural relationship for a major energy exporter. But the current surge in oil prices driven by the U.S.–Iran conflict has provided no s...

Learning

Aug 03

4 min read

Japan’s Shadow Crisis: How Much JGB Yields Would Cost Without the Bank of Japan

Japan’s gross public debt stands at 240% of GDP. To prevent long‑term yields from rising uncontrollably, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is forced to buy government bonds continuously. But this same mechanism...

Learning

Jul 20

5 min read

Peak Dollar: How the Market Misread the Fed

The dollar strengthened on the day peace with Iran was signed when it should have fallen. The market explained this by a hawkish shift at the Fed under its new chair, Warsh.

Learning

Jul 20

4 min read

A Pause-Trap: How Lifting the Blockade Puts Iran and Oil Back into the Risk Zone

This article explains why the fear of an oil price spike is the main obstacle to real de‑escalation, and what the market should understand about the second wave of pressure on Tehran.