Kyle Rodda

Kyle Rodda is a Senior Financial Market Analyst at Capital.com and a prominent Australian market commentator. 

As a market commentator, Kyle contributes to local and international media; he has covered financial markets for ausbiz TV, IG Group and Capital.com – focusing on indices, commodities and FX markets through the lens of macroeconomics and central bank policy.

Based in Australia, Kyle produces daily market commentary for Capital.com's global audience.

Kyle Rodda

Experience

After starting his career in corporate foreign exchange risk management, Kyle entered the CFD industry in 2018.

Since then, Kyle has built extensive experience across Australian and global financial media – reporting on major macroeconomic and corporate events, and what they could mean for global markets.

Education

Kyle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and International Studies from the University of Melbourne and industry accreditation to provide general financial market advice.

Areas of expertise

  • Foreign exchange

  • Macroeconomic policy

  • Technical analysis

  • Commodities

  • Interest rate markets

  • Market psychology

Social network (Twitter / LinkedIn)

Twitter: https://x.com/kyle_rodda

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-rodda-76a01255/

Articles by Kyle Rodda

Trump is testing the markets' confidence
Trump is testing the markets' confidence – will they continue to “Sell America”?
In US President Donald Trump, the American people voted for someone to disrupt the status quo, and that’s what they have received. When it comes to the markets, President Trump is testing confidence. The question is: will it be permanent?
12:16, 11 February 2026
The NYSE and the American flag
Five things traders learned this US earnings season
S&P 500 earnings beat expectations, valuations improved, and the Magnificent Seven led the way.
14:02, 27 November 2025
Is inflation about to rear its head again?
Is inflation about to rear its head again?
Inflation could be about to rear its ugly head again. Beneath the surface of the current spike in market volatility is the underlying risk that price pressures could be building once more across the global economy, especially in the United States.
13:29, 19 November 2025
Quantum Computing Stocks: A technological revolution and a market frenzy
Quantum Computing Stocks: A technological revolution and a market frenzy
Quantum computing stocks have surged as investors race to invest in the potentially revolutionary technology.
12:02, 24 October 2025
A phone with the Bank of Japan logo with a Japanese flag in the background
Japan’s new leader sparks major market reaction as Nikkei hits record highs
Japan's Liberal Democrat Party elects Sanae Takaichi as its new leader, opening the door for more fiscal stimulus.
12:34, 6 October 2025
Gold bars shining metal commodity
Five factors driving gold to record highs
Major tailwinds are pushing gold to new all-time highs.
13:49, 4 September 2025
Market caution builds as risk appetite ebbs ahead of key central bank decisions
Markets wrapped up May on a cautious note, with risk appetite faltering as volatility returned to equities and a heavy macro calendar looms.
13:32, 2 June 2025
Trump trades charge as Bitcoin hits $US80,000
Bitcoin hits $80,000 amid expectations of fiscal stimulus, lower regulatory risks, and resilient US economy.
10:46, 13 November 2024
Australian jobs data expected to point to solid labour market conditions
Australian labour market and wage data to reveal job growth resilience, shaping RBA rate cut expectations and impacting AUD amidst global economic shifts.
10:12, 13 November 2024
FOMC cuts interest rates as expected and sticks to its line on future policy
The FOMC cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its November meeting, aligning with expectations. Wall Street hit record highs following the decision, with tech stocks leading the rally. Markets are pricing in a probable December cut amid resilient economic indicators.
13:26, 8 November 2024

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