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What is globalisation? How global economies are connected

As economies become more closely connected, events in one part of the world can have wider effects on trade, businesses and financial markets. Globalisation helps explain how these connections develop and why economic changes can spread across borders.

25 Sep 2026, 12:15

Fiscal policy tools and how they affect the economy

Governments can use fiscal policy to influence economic conditions by changing how much they spend, collect in taxes or provide through transfer payments. These decisions can shape demand across the economy and have wider implications for growth, inflation and public finances.

25 Sep 2026, 11:58

How traders use OTE and Fibonacci differently

Optimal Trade Entry (OTE) uses selected Fibonacci retracement levels to identify deeper pullback zones, usually between 61.8% and 79%. This article explains how OTE compares with standard Fibonacci and why market structure matters.

Judas Swing trading: how ICT traders identify false moves

A Judas Swing is an early-session false move that can trap traders before price reverses into the main trend. This article explains how ICT traders read the setup and the liquidity behind it.

A trader’s guide to Turtle Soup strategy and false breakout trading

Turtle Soup is a price action strategy built around failed breakouts rather than confirmed ones. This article shows how traders wait for price to sweep liquidity, reject the move and return inside the previous range.

Understanding the Aroon indicator and how traders use it

The Aroon indicator tracks the time since price last reached a high or low, using a bounded 0% to 100% scale. This article looks at how traders use it to spot trend changes and market direction.

Understanding how inflation affects stocks

Stocks can react quickly when inflation expectations change, even before companies report their results. This article explains how inflation affects earnings, costs, interest rates and investor sentiment.

A guide to the Wyckoff accumulation pattern

The Wyckoff Accumulation Model helps traders understand how a market may move from uncertainty to bullish momentum. This article explains how accumulation forms, how supply is absorbed and what signals traders watch for confirmation.

A guide to infrastructure investing

Infrastructure investing is built around assets that keep economies running, including transport, utilities, energy and communications. This article explains the key drivers, risks and investment vehicles behind the sector.

Understanding internal and external structure in ICT

Internal and external structure give traders a clearer way to read price movement in ICT trading. This article explains how these concepts bring together Break of Structure, Fair Value Gaps and Order Blocks.