Forex trading market seasonality is an effect widely studied as a primary mover of major currency pairs, as long-term studies suggest that certain seasonal patterns may be able to predict forex price moves. The month of October has not historically produced any especially clear price trends in major currency pairs, but we do notice a noteworthy trend in the New Zealand Dollar. Namely, the NZDUSD has rallied in 7 of the past 9 months of October. Read below for further information on the New Zealand Dollar and forex seasonality studies in other major currency pairs.
AUDUSD: Forex Seasonality in the Australian Dollar/US Dollar Exchange Rate
NZDUSD: Forex Seasonality in the New Zealand Dollar/US Dollar Exchange Rate
USDCAD: Forex Seasonality in the US Dollar/Canadian Dollar Exchange Rate
EURUSD: Forex Seasonality in the Euro/US Dollar Exchange Rate
GBPUSD: Forex Seasonality in the British Pound/US Dollar Exchange Rate
USDJPY: Forex Seasonality in the US Dollar/Japanese Yen Exchange Rate
USDCHF: Forex Seasonality in the US Dollar/Swiss Franc Exchange Rate
Written by David Rodríguez, Quantitative Analyst for DailyFX.com
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