How political events impact on the market?

[Mary78]

^ Actually, sometimes the instability can influence to market to rise up. This has happened few times before I believe.
The low the political events are, the low the impact they will have on market. And same can be said vice versa.

 

[Bahiya Shinam]

To be very honest, high trading leverage isn’t a good choice! If you follow the proper money management rule then surely you don’t need to use high trading leverage! In my live trading account I use low trading leverage! In addition, I have no plan to change this parameter!

 

[heispark]

Political events affect the market as they directly affect the GDP and the currency rate of a country, for example, brexit.

 

[Manscape]

Politics is one of the important factors that affect the forex market. Forex market is a place where currencies of most countries are traded. If a political party is very serious about the economical development of a country then it will raise the value of their currency. Moreover, governments regulation on forex also decides the volatility of the forex market.

 

[Xenophilia]

They impact them in so many ways. For example, with Brexit the British pound fluctuated, similarly, with political instability and inflation, there's a lot of fluctuation in the market.

 

[FXOpen Trader]

They impact them in so many ways. For example, with Brexit the British pound fluctuated, similarly, with political instability and inflation, there's a lot of fluctuation in the market.

The situation in Europe is not good and we have to manage our trading accordingly

 

[agatanapolitani]

Political decisions such as lockdown, or any financial and economic decision directly affects the economy of a nation. Because of this, the decisions and financial movements of companies in a nation are altered, thereby affecting their company’s business decisions, marketing strategies, trade (imports and exports) etc. Hence, you can say because of this loop, a nation’s political decisions relating to its economy and finance indirectly affects the forex market.

 

[smithbrean]

Supply and demand govern the FX market. As a result, a country's economic or political power can have an impact on its currency. That is why that currency might be in trouble.

 

[zoe]

Politics and the Governments definitely affects the market, for instance there is this school of thought that; the more a government spends, the more the economy might grow, which could lead to a rise in inflation. In such a situation, the country’s central bank might decide to act by raising interest rates, which could support the currency.

 

[Gallimaufry]

When analysing the market, political events are important as well. Any major political event can shoot up the prices of a particular currency or bring it down, so those who trade keep an eye on what’s happening in the political corridors of their respective countries.

 

[Piccadilly]

Political events have a large impact on the market, which may not always be something that's good for it, for example with Brexit, the market suffered quite a bit.

 

[Pinchbeck]

Political events have a huge impact on the market, since they can lead to inflation, instability, and so much more in the market. They have a large control over the market, and are something that can be either extremely harmful to it, or very helpful. It entirely depends on your perspective of it.

 

[Mojo]

Political events strongly influence the currency and even manipulate the market. Sometimes political and economical events make the market highly volatile.

 

[LouBega88]

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