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💵April Trading Statistics: Strong Growth and High Trader Activity at Strifor April 2026 showed steady trading momentum and a high level of engagement among Strifor clients. Traders continue to demonstrate discipline, active market participation, and a professional approach to trade management. Key figures: ⏩ 31,847 lots — total trading volume ⏩ $7,942,615,000 — executed trade volume ⏩ 76.18% — share of profitable trades These results reflect confident trading performance, effective risk management, and the commitment of Strifor traders to achieving consistent results even in volatile market conditions. We appreciate your trust and continue developing the Strifor ecosystem for comfortable and professional trading. Stay tuned for more updates — even more opportunities and achievements are ahead! Strifor — with you every step of the way. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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⏰ Trading Hours Update Due to Labour Day and the Early May Bank Holiday, trading hours for several instruments will be adjusted. Some markets will be closed, while others will operate on modified schedules. Please take these changes into account when planning your trading activity and managing open positions. 🔗 Full schedule: https://strifor.biz/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/trading-hours-schedule.pdf Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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🏛️ Today: Powell's Final Fed Meeting as Chair April 29 marks the conclusion of the two-day FOMC meeting. According to CME FedWatch, the probability of rates staying in the 3.50–3.75% range stands at 100%. This would be the third consecutive pause in 2026 — the Fed held rates unchanged at both the January and March meetings. But today carries extra weight. This is likely Jerome Powell's final FOMC meeting as Fed Chair — his term expires on May 15. Over eight years, he guided the central bank through a pandemic, an inflation crisis, and the current oil shock. The press conference starts at 2:30 PM ET. What to listen for from Powell today: ⏩ How the Fed assesses inflation risks from the war — CPI hit 3.3% in March, the highest since May 2024 ⏩ Any signals on the timeline for a potential rate cut before year-end ⏩ Whether Powell will remain on the Fed's Board of Governors after May 15 — he has yet to confirm What's next: the Senate Banking Committee votes on Kevin Warsh's nomination today as well. A new era at the Fed is already beginning. 📌 Watch the press conference at 2:30 PM ET — markets will be moving on every word. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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📅 A Packed Week: Fed, GDP and Earnings Season The US earnings season rolls on — this week the world's biggest tech companies report. But the macro calendar is where the real action is. ⏩ Wednesday, April 29: — Durable Goods Orders for March (8:30 AM ET) — Fed rate decision (2:00 PM ET) — markets price a 100% probability of rates held at 3.50–3.75% — Powell press conference (2:30 PM ET) — his last as Fed Chair: term expires May 15 — Japan: no trading (Showa Day) ⏩ Thursday, April 30: — US GDP Q1 2026 (8:30 AM ET) — released against a backdrop of rising oil and CPI at 3.3%, a two-year high — PCE Price Index for March (8:30 AM ET) — drops simultaneously with GDP — Initial Jobless Claims (8:30 AM ET) — Chicago PMI for April (10:45 AM ET) ⏩ Friday, May 1: — China, Brazil, India and others: no trading (Labour Day) — US PMI for April (9:45 AM and 10:00 AM ET) 📌 What to watch: the rate hold is a foregone conclusion. What matters is how Powell frames the inflation risk from oil — and whether he signals anything about the timeline for future cuts. Thursday's GDP and PCE combo will reveal the true state of the economy under energy price pressure. Expect volatility. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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📊 WEEKLY OUTLOOK: CENTRAL BANKS AND KEY MACRO DATA Geopolitics continues to weigh on markets, but this week a major slate of central bank decisions and macro releases is added to the mix. This could be one of the most event-heavy weeks of the year. 🔗 View charts via link Equity indices: ⏩US500: Markets continue pushing to all-time highs, shrugging off geopolitical risks. Support comes from short squeezes and active dip-buying. The Fed's commentary this week will be the key trigger. Key events this week: ➡️Tuesday: Bank of Japan rate decision. No change expected, but the market remains sensitive to any signals from the regulator. USDJPY stays in the spotlight. ➡️Wednesday — the key day: Three major events in one session. Australian inflation — energy price gains could add pressure and amplify volatility in commodity currencies. Fed rate decision — rates likely on hold, but the tone of commentary will shape market expectations going forward. Bank of Canada decision — an additional source of mid-week volatility. ➡️Thursday: Bank of England and ECB — both expected to hold rates. The vote split and tone of comments matter more than the decisions themselves. Also: US GDP — markets are pricing in an acceleration in economic activity. Canadian GDP and the traditional US labor market data. ➡️Friday: ISM PMI — a leading indicator of economic health. Could adjust expectations for the market's next move. FX market: 🔘USDJPY: High-risk zone — BoJ intervention signals remain on the table. Any comments from the regulator on Tuesday could trigger sharp moves. 🔘AUDUSD: Wednesday's inflation data is the key driver for the Australian dollar in the days ahead. 🔘GBPUSD and EURUSD: Thursday is the focus — BoE and ECB decisions. Central bank rhetoric matters more than the rate decisions themselves. A week packed with events and potential for significant volatility. Discipline, risk management, and close attention to the news flow are the priority. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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🕯 TOP CHARTS OF THE WEEK by Strifor The week was shaped by geopolitics, which continues to set the tone across markets. Meanwhile, US macro data remains resilient — and markets are currently choosing to look past some of the fundamental negatives. ✅US500: The index continues pushing toward new all-time highs, shrugging off news of corporate layoffs and ongoing Middle East uncertainty. The main driver: short covering. ✅US macro data: The picture remains solid. Retail sales beat expectations, the labor market stays stable, and PMI in both manufacturing and services holds above 50. The impact of rising oil prices either hasn't fully shown up in the data yet — or will emerge gradually. ✅USDJPY: The dollar holds its ground on rate differentials. However, current levels remain sensitive — signals of potential Bank of Japan intervention haven't gone away. ✅USDCAD: Canadian inflation came in below expectations and retail sales missed forecasts. Even so, oil market support and broad commodity currency strength kept the Canadian dollar firm. Key level: 1.37 — below it, pressure on USD persists. ✅EURUSD: Germany's services PMI dropped below 50, signaling contraction. Manufacturing showed modest improvement but missed forecasts. The euro has moved into correction mode after its recent rally. ✅GBPUSD: A mixed data set. The labor market disappointed, but manufacturing and services PMI both beat forecasts significantly, and retail sales recovered. Sterling is holding near key levels despite a moderate pullback. ✅BTCUSD: Crypto is responding to broader risk appetite, but momentum is less convincing than in equity markets. Vulnerability at current levels remains. 📎 Takeaway: Solid US macro is keeping markets supported, but geopolitics remains the wildcard. Risk control and close attention to headlines stay the priority. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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🏛️ Fed Chair Hearing: What Warsh Said and How Markets Reacted On April 21, Trump's nominee for Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh testified before the Senate Banking Committee. It was a packed session. Key takeaways: ⏩Independence first. When asked whether he would follow Trump's orders, Warsh was direct: "Absolutely not." Trump never asked him to pre-commit on rates, and he would never agree to do so. ⏩The Fed's balance sheet needs shrinking. Warsh criticized the Fed's swollen $6.7 trillion balance sheet, saying it has contributed more to wealth inequality than to economic health. ⏩A new inflation framework. He plans to introduce a different approach to inflation and favors managing the economy through interest rates rather than asset purchases. ⏩Crypto is part of the financial system. Warsh has invested in crypto and DeFi projects and calls Bitcoin "the new gold for people under 40." He would be the first Fed chair nominee with deep ties to the digital asset industry. 📊 Market reaction: The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq each closed down 0.6% — also weighed down by stalling Iran peace talks. But when Trump later announced a unilateral ceasefire extension, markets flipped to risk-on within minutes. 📌 Confirmation is on hold: Republican Senator Tillis is blocking the vote until the DOJ drops its investigation into current Fed Chair Powell. Powell's term expires May 15. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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📈 S&P 500 at an All-Time High — But the Picture Isn't Simple On April 18, the S&P 500 closed at 7,125 — a new all-time high. The index has gained 12.3% in just 13 trading sessions from its March 30 low, the strongest rally since April 2020. The catalyst: hopes for Middle East de-escalation and a wave of short covering. But the internal picture raises questions. When the index set its new record, only 12 stocks out of 500 were making new 52-week highs — one of the five weakest participation readings at an all-time high since 1999. The equal-weight S&P 500 gained just 8% from the March low versus 12.2% for the market-cap-weighted version. A handful of names are carrying the index, not the broader market. Geopolitics remains the main wildcard. On Monday, tensions around Iran re-escalated sharply — oil surged 5% in a single session. That same force that drove the rally could just as quickly reverse it. 📌 Short-covering rallies can be powerful — but they can unwind just as fast. Watch market breadth and Middle East headlines closely. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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🎁 50% Discount on Strifor Accounts — Until April 30 From April 20 to April 30, get an Advanced or Professional account at 50% off. Here's how it works: 💼 Deposit $5,000 → get an Advanced account with 50% discount 💼 Deposit $10,000 → get a Professional account with 50% discount To activate the offer, submit a request through your Client Area and include the relevant promo code. 🔗 Details and activation: https://strifor.biz/promotions/claim-your-50-discount-2/ Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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🕯 TOP CHARTS OF THE WEEK by Strifor The week closes with cautious optimism around the Middle East situation. Geopolitics, however, is far from resolved — complex negotiations lie ahead, and the external backdrop will remain the key driver into next week. Markets are also getting additional support from short covering, as funds overloaded with short positions are forced to close them, amplifying upside momentum. 🔗 View charts via link ➡️ US500: Markets are shrugging off fundamental negatives — rising oil and inflation risks — focusing instead on the news flow and shifts in positioning by major players. Short squeezes are creating extra demand and sustaining the upward move. ➡️ US macro data: A positive surprise from PPI. The producer price index came in well below expectations — 0.5% versus the forecast of 1.1%, with the core reading at just 0.1% for the month. The data eases pressure on expectations for further monetary policy tightening. ➡️ US labor market: Initial jobless claims came in at 207K — better than the previous reading of 218K and the forecast of 213K. Employment remains resilient. ➡️ USDJPY: The pair remains supported by the interest rate differential but sits in a high-risk zone. Price action has been range-bound for around six weeks. Attempts to probe liquidity above the 160 level are possible — intervention risks remain elevated and market reaction will be closely watched. ➡️ GBPUSD: A positive surprise from UK GDP — growth of 0.5% versus the expected 0.1%. Despite the lagging nature of the indicator, it provides additional fundamental support for sterling. ➡️ AUDUSD: Australian labor market data came in broadly in line with expectations, confirming economic stability. Supported by broad risk-on sentiment, the Australian dollar continues to strengthen. ➡️ BTCUSD: The crypto market found support from the external backdrop, but momentum remains subdued compared to equity markets. Holding key levels signals underlying demand — though a shift in sentiment cannot be ruled out if the external environment deteriorates. Takeaway: Markets are driven by headlines and positioning. Sensitivity to geopolitics remains high — any shift in rhetoric can quickly change the balance of forces. Risk management stays the priority. Open account | Customer Care | YouTube

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🔍 Crypto market: first signs of a turn CryptoQuant analysts are seeing an interesting picture develop. For the past several months, the market has been almost entirely Bitcoin-driven — BTC volumes consistently dominated altcoins, while most participants stayed away from riskier assets. Historically, these moments of peak skepticism and flight to "quality" have often coincided with market bottoms. Now the dynamics are starting to shift. Altcoin volumes are showing early signs of recovery. The Bull Score Index, which dropped as low as 10 in early March, has climbed back to ~40 — its highest reading since October 2025. Bitcoin itself has recovered from a drop to $65,000 in late March and is trading near $76,000. The signals remain cautious, not conclusive. BTC dominance holds around 58%, and the altcoin season index sits at 34/100 — still firmly in "Bitcoin Season" territory. But the direction is changing. 📌 The $72,000 level on BTC is the one to watch — analysts flag it as key for sustaining current momentum. Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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...and then you sleep and all you see is candles and charts 📊🕯 Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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🤝 Customer Care | Case of the Week "I have funds, but I can't open a trade — the buttons aren't working"

🔍 We asked the client to send a screenshot of the order window: Everything turned out to be fine. The screenshot immediately revealed the cause — the lot size field was empty. As soon as the client entered a volume, the Buy and Sell buttons became active. 💡 Why this happens: The platform cannot open a trade without a specified volume — it is a required parameter. As long as the lot field is empty or set to zero, the terminal blocks the entry buttons. This is not a bug, but a built-in safeguard: without a volume, it is impossible to calculate either the position size or the risk level. For example: — Instrument selected: EURUSD ✅ — Volume (lot): not specified ❌ → buttons inactive — Volume (lot): 0.01 ✅ → Buy/Sell buttons active ❗️ What to check before opening a trade: — Is the trading instrument selected — Is the volume (lot size) specified — Is the price correct — especially important for pending orders ⏪ How to calculate the right volume: Use the Strifor Lot Calculator indicator — it helps you select the appropriate lot size based on your risk level. This is especially useful for those who are just starting out and are not yet used to calculating position size manually. 📈 Recommendation: Before every trade, check three things: instrument, volume, and price. It takes just a few seconds, but it protects against accidental mistakes and unexpected situations at the most critical moment. Strifor — always on your side. And always honest about how the markets work. Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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📊 WEEKLY OUTLOOK: GEOPOLITICS AND INFLATION RISKS The new week opens once again under the influence of geopolitics. Middle East negotiations continue without resolution — elevated volatility across global markets persists. Rising oil prices are amplifying inflation risks and weighing on rate expectations, keeping investor sentiment cautious. 🔗 View charts via link Equity indices: ⏩ US500: Indices are attempting to hold a moderately positive tone but remain highly sensitive to headlines — particularly geopolitical ones. Any negative signal could quickly shift the picture. Key data this week: ➡️ US PPI: The key release of the week — the producer price index, which may reflect the impact of recent energy price gains. The data could adjust expectations around the Fed's next moves. ➡️ US labor market: Employment data remains in focus after last week's weaker-than-expected readings. Markets are watching for further signs of slowdown. ➡️ Central bank speakers: ECB and Bank of England officials are in the spotlight. Their rhetoric amid persistent inflation risks could set the tone for FX market moves. FX market: ▪️USDJPY: The 160 level continues to act as a high-risk zone — this is where Bank of Japan intervention risks remain elevated. Trading near these levels warrants extra caution. ▪️EURUSD: The pair is finding support amid broad dollar weakness and eurozone stabilization attempts, recovering above key levels after a recent correction. ▪️GBPUSD: Sterling is showing resilience after a strong previous week. Bank of England commentary could be the key trigger for the next directional move. ▪️AUDUSD: The Australian dollar is responding to shifts in global risk appetite. Supported by risk-on sentiment, the pair is attempting to hold recent gains — Australian labor market data also in focus. ▪️BTCUSD: Bitcoin remains in the risk asset category, tracking equity market dynamics closely. Key levels continue to attract market attention. Markets remain in wait-and-see mode. Geopolitics stays the primary driver and can shift the balance of forces at any moment. Strict risk control and a disciplined approach to trading decisions remain the priority. Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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🕯 TOP CHARTS OF THE WEEK by Strifor The week closes in a cautious mood. The key driver remains geopolitics: US-Iran negotiations are keeping markets on edge, and their outcome will largely determine the next direction for risk assets. ↘️ US500: Equity markets found support on hopes for external stabilization and expectations of potential stimulus measures. Short squeezes — forced closures of short positions, particularly on European exchanges — added extra upside momentum. ↘️ WTI/Oil: A sharp price surge driven by geopolitical tensions is putting direct pressure on consumers. The spike in energy costs is reducing household disposable income and slowing demand. The effect is not just inflationary — it is laying the groundwork for a broader cooling of economic activity down the line. ↘️ US macro data: Slowdown signals are building. ISM Services remained above 50 but missed forecasts. Q GDP fell short of expectations. Initial jobless claims rose to 219K, above estimates. Today's CPI release may already reflect the recent energy price dynamics. ↘️ NZDUSD: The Reserve Bank of New Zealand held rates at 2.25% — as expected. Despite the dollar's ongoing rate differential advantage, commodity currencies strengthened in line with the equity market rally. ↘️ USDCAD: A notable feature of the week — the Canadian dollar temporarily lost its correlation with oil. Despite sharp swings in crude prices, CAD did not follow its classic playbook. Markets appear to view the current oil moves as temporary rather than structural. ↘️ BTCUSD: The crypto market found local support. Bitcoin is holding key levels, but it is too early to call this sustained demand — without a return above higher price targets, the picture remains uncertain. ✅ Takeaway: Markets are trading on expectations and headlines. Geopolitics remains the dominant force and will likely stay that way into next week. For those carrying positions into the weekend — risk management deserves extra attention. Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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🇺🇸 US CPI Data Due This Week On Friday, April 10 at 8:30 AM ET, the US inflation report for March will be released. This will be the first CPI print to fully capture the impact of the Middle East war and the oil shock on consumer prices. ❓ What markets expect: Economists are forecasting a 1% monthly increase — the sharpest one-month advance since 2022. The main driver: the Iran war pushed gas prices at the pump up by roughly $1 per gallon. For context, February CPI came in at +0.3% month-on-month and +2.4% year-on-year. ❗️Why it matters: CPI data directly drives expectations around Fed rate policy. Powell last week signaled no intention to hike — but a hot print could shift market sentiment quickly. Strong inflation acceleration → pressure on equities and bonds, support for the dollar. In-line data → markets stay calm. Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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📊 WEEKLY OUTLOOK: GEOPOLITICS AND KEY US DATA The new week opens under the continued influence of Middle East geopolitics. The situation around the Strait of Hormuz and aggressive US rhetoric continue to drive elevated uncertainty. Markets are partially adapting to the news flow — reacting less impulsively — but the overall level of tension remains high. 🔗 View charts via link Equity indices: 🔜 US500: Key index levels lie ahead. Whether they get tested will largely depend on how geopolitical events develop. Without positive signals, recovery potential remains limited. Key data this week: 🔜 Monday: Reduced liquidity due to bank holidays in Australia, New Zealand, China, and Europe. Participation in the first half of the day is limited — markets more sensitive to headlines. 🔜 Wednesday: FOMC Minutes. Could provide additional signals on the Fed's policy direction — a key event for FX markets and equity indices. 🔜 Thursday: US GDP and labor market data. Forecasts point to continued resilience. 🔥Main event of the week: US inflation data. Acceleration is expected on the back of rising energy prices — the release could shift Fed expectations and trigger significant volatility. FX market: 🔜 NZDUSD: No rate change is expected from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Holding rates steady supports the rate differential in favor of the US dollar — pressure on the kiwi persists. Central bank commentary could be a key trigger for the next move. 🔜 USDJPY: The pair is trading near levels where intervention risks remain elevated. Despite support from rate differentials, current levels are sensitive to rhetoric shifts — the probability of sharp moves is high. 🔜 BTCUSD: Bitcoin is consolidating near key levels. The absence of confident demand leaves the market vulnerable to an accelerated correction if the external backdrop deteriorates. The week ahead once again unfolds in conditions of elevated uncertainty. Geopolitics dominates, and inflation data could amplify volatility. Risk management and a cautious approach to trading decisions remain the priority. Open account | Customer care | YouTube

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🕯 TOP CHARTS OF THE WEEK by Strifor Another week defined by geopolitics. Rhetoric around the Middle East conflict remains aggressive and contradictory — ranging from declarations of "victory" to direct escalation threats across the Persian Gulf region. Macro data is being largely ignored by markets. 🔗 View charts via link ⏩ US500: After brief recovery attempts, the index is turning lower again. Markets have no clarity on when the conflict ends — without a shift in the external backdrop, the correction could extend toward the 6,000 area, where significant volume is concentrated. ⏩ WTI/Oil: Oil surged roughly 10% in a single day on expanding war risk premium. Year-to-date gains have now reached approximately 90%. The key level for a structural break sits near 97.50 — but in current conditions, geopolitics is the primary driver. ⏩ Macro data: Broadly strong. The US labor market remains resilient, ISM Manufacturing PMI beat forecasts and held above 50, and European inflation is showing signs of easing. However, the full effect of rising oil prices has yet to show up in future reports — a decline in consumer confidence likely follows. ⏩ EURUSD: Recovery attempts from the 1.145 area failed to gain traction. The 1.157 level remains key resistance and has not been broken. Pressure persists. ⏩ GBPUSD: Sterling failed to hold above resistance at 1.342 — risks of a move toward support near 1.313 are increasing. ⏩ BTCUSD: Bitcoin is near the critical 62,000 level. Losing it could trigger a chain reaction of liquidations and accelerate the decline below 50,000. Crypto remains highly sensitive to equity market dynamics and overall risk appetite. Takeaway: Geopolitics continues to dominate, with technical factors quickly losing relevance under external pressure. Strict risk management and discipline remain the priority. Open account | Сustomer Care | YouTube