Freelance Market Analyst

Digital · Remote · Australia, Philippines, Singapore +1 only

Australia, Philippines, Singapore +1 onlyExperience not statedOpen 8 weeksCheck carefully

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About the job

We’re looking for an experienced  Market Analyst (Freelance, Remote)  to produce timely, trader-focused market analysis and commentary across global and APAC financial markets. You’ll cover  equities, indices, forex and commodities , turning market movements, macro developments and breaking news into clear insights for active traders.

Requirements

Responsibilities

  • Produce regular market commentary, trade ideas and weekly market outlooks.
  • Analyse market movements using technical, fundamental and macroeconomic analysis.
  • Cover key events including economic data, central bank decisions, earnings and major market-moving news.
  • Explain what moved, why it matters and what traders should watch next.
  • Create long-form market analysis as well as shorter content for social and email.
  • Incorporate charts, market data, technical levels and trading scenarios where relevant.

Requirements

  • Professional experience in market analysis, trading, investment research or financial markets.
  • Strong knowledge of equities, forex, indices and/or commodities.
  • Experience with technical and fundamental analysis.
  • Excellent English writing skills and the ability to clearly communicate complex market developments.
  • Strong understanding of APAC and global markets.
  • Ability to respond quickly to breaking market developments.

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