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New York Session Brief: USD Extends Gains Post-FOMC as Equities Slide
Session Overview
Risk-off tone dominates the New York session as the US dollar extends its post-FOMC advance while equity indices retreat broadly. Volatility remains elevated across crypto and gold, but core FX majors are trending with clear directional conviction following today's Federal Reserve rate decision.
Key Moves
- USDCHF: Up +0.77% to 0.82469. Six consecutive bullish daily bars extend the post-FOMC dollar advance, now in extreme bullish alignment.
- USDCAD: Up +0.48% to 1.39885. Five consecutive bullish daily bars confirm sustained dollar strength against the loonie.
- GBPUSD: Down -0.68% to 1.33845. The pair extends a two-day bearish run, aligning with an active sell signal.
- NZDUSD: Down -0.76% to 0.57137. Weakness persists ahead of tonight's critical GDP release.
- US30: Down -1.29% to 51,477.2, the session's largest equity decline, alongside softer prints in US500 and USTEC.
Notable Signals
Four active signals remain live. GBPUSD sell carries 0.75 confidence with current R at 1.28, while NZDUSD sell sits at 0.72 confidence and 0.86 R. USDCHF buy holds the highest quality score at 8.0, though confirmation is still building at 0.27 R. AUDNZD buy remains technically intact but has been deprioritized: AUD activity is currently quiet, and the pair sits directly in the path of tonight's NZD GDP release.
Risk Sentiment
Sentiment leans risk-off. Major indices (US30, US500, USTEC) are lower alongside broad USD strength, a divergence from the typical dollar-gold inverse relationship since XAUUSD is also down -0.49% to 4,272.75. This suggests the dollar's post-FOMC momentum is currently the dominant force overriding safe-haven flows into gold. Antipodean currencies show internal divergence, with AUD holding relative strength against NZD even as NZD weakens broadly against USD and CAD.
Outlook
Attention turns to the critical NZD GDP q/q release at 22:45 UTC, forecast at 0.1% versus a prior 0.8%. This event directly exposes NZDCAD, NZDUSD, and AUDNZD, and tight stop management without trailing or scaling is warranted on these pairs into the release. USDCHF remains in a post-FOMC cooldown phase under an extreme volatility regime, so disciplined stop management applies there as well. Watch for confirmation of the current USD trend structure heading into the next session.
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