Nigeriaโs economy expanded by 13.17% in Q3 2025 after a sharp decline of -19.6%.
In theory, rising GDP should mean more income, more opportunities, better education, and longer life expectancy.
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But If you want to trade my strategy, understanding fundamentals is a must.
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Thatโs bullshit.
Understand this:
Global contraction/protectionism
Geopolitics
CPI
Inflation and disinflation
Unemployment
Interest rate
Seasonality.
Then you can tell trumps to fvck off with his tweet.
If you donโt understand inflation, youโre not trading, youโre guessing.
Know this and know peace.
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged at 3.75%, marking another consecutive pause.
Economic indicators suggest that activity is expanding at a solid pace. However, job gains have remained relatively modest, with unemployment ticking up slightly from 4.3% to 4.4%. Inflation is still elevated at 2.4%, above the Fedโs 2% target.
Despite this, the Fed remains optimistic about bringing inflation back down to target over time. Policymakers also acknowledged that the global economic outlook remains uncertain, largely due to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The Committee emphasized that it is closely monitoring risks to both sides, maximum employment and price stability.
As a result, the Fed decided to keep rates unchanged while it carefully assesses incoming data, the evolving outlook, and the balance of risks. The central bank remains committed to achieving maximum employment and reducing inflation to 2%. While a rate cut is still possible later this year, the timing remains uncertain, especially with potential inflationary pressures stemming from geopolitical conflicts, including tensions involving Iran.
What this means:
The US dollar is likely to remain relatively strong in the near term. However, heading into Q2, a shift in market sentiment could see the dollar begin to lose momentum relatively to normal economic conditions and based in n seasonality. That said, if geopolitical tensions persist or escalate, the outlook could shift again, potentially supporting further strength in the greenback.
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.1%.
Recent data since the February meeting shows the economy grew above its potential in the second half of last year. The labour market has tightened slightly, with unemployment rising to 4.3% from 4.1%, while inflation remains elevated at 3.8%. This suggests persistent demand pressures and ongoing inflationary momentum within the economy.
The RBA also highlighted risks from higher energy prices driven by the Middle East conflict. Rising petrol costs could further fuel inflation, especially as demand continues to outpace supply. According to the central bank, inflation was already too high, and without action, these pressures could spread and become more entrenched in long-term expectations. Acting early helps avoid a more difficult adjustment later.
If tensions in the Middle East escalate or persist, higher fuel prices could push inflation even further. There is also the added risk of a global contraction. Despite this, domestic inflation in Australia remains elevated at 3.8%, reinforcing the need for tighter policy.
As a result, all members agreed that another rate hike was necessary, marking the second increase this year, with the goal of bringing inflation back to the 2โ3% target range.
What this means:
The Australian economy remains relatively strong, which supports a bullish outlook on major AUD pairs in the near term. Heading into Q2, we could also see a shift toward a risk-on sentiment. However, we should also stay alert to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, as they could significantly reshape market expectations.
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