Kenny Fisher

Kenny Fisher
Published articles: 81

About Kenny Fisher

Kenny started his career in forex working in the sales and marketing department at a major forex broker and has worked as a market analyst for 12 years.  With a legal editing background, Kenny has combined his writing skills and finance expertise to produce top-quality articles. Kenny covers a wide range of topics, including global stock markets, commodities and currencies, with  focus on fundamental and macro-economic analysis. Kenny’s articles have been carried by Oanda, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha and FXStreet. Kenny holds a Bachelor of Law from Ogoode Hall Law School in Toronto, Canada.

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Latest 10 Articles

US Federal Reserve holds rates after three consecutive cuts, Powell hints March rate cut unlikely, Trump attacks Federal Reserve decision.

Canadian inflation fell to a slightly lower level than expected, while New Zealand’s data was in line with the consensus expectation.

Core inflation dropped to 3.2% from 3.3%, boosting expectations of a March rate cut and sending the Dollar lower and stocks higher.

Fed minutes reveal inflation concerns and cautious monetary policy amid potential risks from Trump’s trade and immigration policies.

Canada’s GDP rises 0.3% in October, contracts 0.1% in November, and Canadian dollar edges lower in aftermath of GDP report.

The US Federal Reserve lowers rates by 0.25% on a near-unanimous vote but signals a slower pace of cuts in 2025. The US dollar jumps while stocks slide.

US inflation for November accelerated to 2.7% year-on-year, in line with expectations, and market expectations for a December rate cut jumped close to 100%.

Swiss inflation misses expectations at 0.7%, raising the likelihood of a 50-bps SNB rate cut to counter franc appreciation and economic challenges.

Fed minutes highlight gradual rate cuts amid steady inflation, with PCE data reinforcing a likely December reduction and market volatility increasing.

UK inflation rose to 2.3% year-on-year in October, compared to 1.7% in September. This was higher than the market estimate of 2.2%. The main drivers of the gain were higher housing prices and the rise in the government’s energy cap

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