Over the past few months (with few exceptions), we have seen constant stagnation that has engulfed the currency market. August positively surprised most financial institutions in terms of volatility. Good results [...]

July was full of many macroeconomic data published for leading global economies. Additionally, at the end of last month interest rates in the US were reduced, which triggered significant market reactions.

"Sell in may and go away" - despite the fact that it is a very popular saying in the light of the stock market, it has an extremely good translation into the currency market as well. Investor involvement is significantly decreasing.