The work is aimed at studying the means of negative evaluation representation in the genre of an anglophone fundamental analytical review of the foreign exchange market. The study was carried out on the material of British and American analytical agencies (“Reuters”, “IFCMarkets”, “FXStreet”), and business media (“The Economist”, “The Daily Mail”, “Bloomberg”, “Forbes”) using morphological, definitional, contextual, stylistic, linguo-axiological and communicative-pragmatic types of analysis. The article characterizes the genre of analytical review and the two types of analysis of cur-rency market data: fundamental and technical. The description of the evaluation category and the ways of its classification is presented. The investigation showed the predominance of utilitarian evaluations with a wide range of other private values, such as: emotional, intellectual, hedonistic, teleological, normative, aesthetical and ethical. Personal and non-personal forms of verbs, nouns and adjectives play a dominant role in their representation.
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