Robert Petrucci
About Robert Petrucci
Robert Petrucci has worked in the Forex, commodity, and financial profession since 1993. Important aspects of his work involve risk analysis and advisory services. As an advisor in a Family Office he maintains a conservative approach for wealth management and investments. Robert also works in private finance with investors and companies delivering financial and management services.
Snapshot
Latest 10 Articles
- USD/RUB: Important Trading Depths Being Challenged Again
- 04/16/2025 11:53
The USD/RUB is near important lows and continues to show that financial institutions are leaning into the notion that a more optimistic vision exists for the Russian Ruble.
- NZD/USD: Steady Fast Rise Higher as Sentiment Trading Shifts
- 04/16/2025 11:41
The NZD/USD is trading near mid-term highs of 0.59150 today after significantly recovering from lows around the 0.55000 mark last week.
USD/BRL steadies around 5.8550 as traders assess tariff risk, China exposure, and upcoming holiday-driven volume shifts in emerging market currencies.
The USD/SGD pair dropped sharply to key support near 1.3150 as markets grew more optimistic ahead of the Easter holiday and ongoing tariff talks.
The USD/MXN pair has retreated below 20.22 amid improved market sentiment and easing trade tensions, though volatility risks remain high.
The USD/ZAR has dipped below 19.00 amid a brief market calm, but upcoming tariff decisions and domestic concerns in South Africa could trigger fresh volatility.
- EUR/USD Weekly Forecast: Uptrend to 1.1500 Intact
- 04/13/2025 9:53
The EUR/USD pair remains in a strong bull run as the market remains concerned about the US economy. There are concerns in the investment community about the health of the US dollar as the safe haven after Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs.
USD/MYR pulls back slightly from 4.50 as traders weigh the impact of the US tariff pause, with short-term volatility likely due to China-US trade risks.
USD/INR holds near 86.23 as optimism from the US tariff pause brings short-term calm, but traders remain wary of further global volatility.
The USD/ILS jumped near 3.83500 amid rising global trade tensions and risk-off sentiment, fueled by U.S.-China rhetoric and an unresolved U.S.-Israel tariff stance.