Research Files: everyreport in 1 library.
Forex research reports are scattered across bank websites, emails and PDFs. Research Files puts bank research and our own reports in 1 library, from the Week Ahead to the session recaps.
You read the view of professionals next to the data it is based on.
What it shows
A searchable library: our Week Ahead, session recaps and positioning reports, plus bank research like FX outlooks and central bank previews.
How to read it
Start with the Week Ahead on Sunday. During the week, open a bank preview before a big central bank meeting. You are looking for the key level or the key risk, not for a trade idea to copy.
Use it in real trading
The tool informs the decision, it never makes it. Here is how it plays out on real trading days.
A central bank preview lists the 3 outcomes the market fears most. You add them to your Scenario Desk plan.
2 banks disagree on the euro. That tells you the market is split, and you size smaller.
Mistakes to avoid
- Copying trade ideas from reports.
- Reading everything instead of what matters this week.
- Ignoring the date of a report.
What makes it different
Our own reports are written by our analyst desk, and bank research sits in the same library, so you do not need 5 logins and 12 tabs.
Questions
Which reports are included?
Our Week Ahead, session recaps and positioning reports, plus bank research.
Is bank research included?
Yes, next to our own reports.
How often is it updated?
Our reports come out daily and weekly. Bank research is added as it is published.