The most speculative and important currencies

USD
Positive points:
-Main reserve currency for global transactions
-Currency of the strongest world economy
- The most important currency in the world
- Considered a safe investment

Negative points:
- Attempts to weaken the US dollar to combat the trade deficit.
- Volatility due to information warfare against Fed countries that stop
using US dollars for international transactions.

GBP
Positive points
-It is one of the most liquid currencies
-10-year bond rate higher than German bonds
-Potential trade agreement between US and UK after Brexit.

Negative points
-Current account deficit.
- Inflation below the target of 2%
- Uncertainty due to the low political settlement of Brexit with the European Union

CAD
Positive points
-USA is one of the main trading partners of Canada.
-Currency pegged to the price of commodities, mainly oil

Negative points
-Interest rate 1.75% below the Fed's interest rate, not profitable for carry trade
-High inflation, which can lead to higher interest rates
- Weakness due to falling oil prices.
- Latent risk: The United States is imposing import duties.

NZD
Positive points
-Australia is their main business partner
-Currency is tied to goods
- tends to increase when there is an inclination to take risks

Negative points
- Impact due to a slowdown in Australian economic growth
- Bearish interest rate cycle since late 2016

EUR
Positive points:
- Belongs to a very powerful economic zone with great potential.
-It is an international reserve currency.

Negative points:
-Inequality of public finance between member countries
- Interventions by the ECB to pump liquidity at a 0.00% interest rate.
-Uncertainty of the trading future amid Brexit
-The threat of a weakening economy

CHF
Positive points
-Strong correlation with gold
-Safe Haven currency in the face of uncertainty and inflation
-Direction for private bank investment

Negative points
-Currently has a negative reference rate of -0.74%
- The economy has very low inflation

JPY
Positive points
-Slight increase in inflation
- This is a currency that strengthens in the face of uncertainty scenarios

Negative points
-Continuous increase of assets in the Bank of Japan's Balance Sheet
-Weakness in carry trade scenarios
-Negative interest rate at 0.10%

AUD
Positive points
-It can be strengthened in the face of inflationary pressures and uncertainties.
-Currency correlated with gold

Negative points
-Constant decrease in the interest rate since the end of 2010
-Weakness in the US-China trade war
-Dropping prices in the real estate market