Deposit Facility Rate
The deposit interest rate is a fee paid by commercial banks for placing short-term, or overnight, deposits in the central bank.
By changing the rate, the central bank can shift monetary policy towards easing or tightening, depending on its current objectives.
Changes in the central bank's policy, in turn, affect employment, GDP, inflation and many other macroeconomic indicators.
Elena Berseneva
28 June 2022
Elena Berseneva
28 June 2022
Fundamental analysis
Does the Trading Signal Work Based on the Forecast Value?
Fundamental analysis
In this article, we will talk about the economic calendar and determine what is better to rely on when making a decision to open deals: forecasts or previous values of indicators.
Elena Berseneva
28 June 2022
Elena Berseneva
28 June 2022
Fundamental analysis
How Does the Market React to Revised Values in the Calendar?
Fundamental analysis
Today we will study the reaction of the foreign exchange market to the publication of revised values of economic indicators. And let's see if it's worth relying on them when making a decision to enter the market.
Elena Berseneva
21 June 2022
Elena Berseneva
21 June 2022
Fundamental analysis
Is Trading on Rollbacks Effective? Part 3. Eurozone
Fundamental analysis
The first two parts of the study of trading on rollbacks have revealed the usefulness of such a strategy for a number of economic events in the US and Australia. Now let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for Eurozone events.