US consumer prices decelerated last month, with the UK’s now joining them. Gold markets and others are daring to hope that lower rates will come next year

US retail sales beat estimates for October but still couldn’t avoid a drop from September. USD and Treasury yields rise while S&P 500 futures head lower

Yesterday’s drop in US inflation has EUR/USD trading above the 200-day SMA, building a case for a bullish reversal. US retail sales later could provide a helping hand

Government bond yields across the globe fell sharply on Tuesday, after the latest US inflation report, as investor’s thoughts turn to a series of interest rate cuts next year.

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 following weaker-than-expected US and UK inflation.

AUD prices have held onto yesterday’s gains with some positive Chinese data as well as high wage growth locally.

Headline CPI dropped massively as energy and food prices see large declines. UK government achieves its target of halving inflation ahead of next week’s Autumn Statement

This article focuses on the technical outlook for EUR/USD, GBP/USD, Nasdaq 100 and gold, taking into account the key price levels in play following the explosive market moves in the wake of weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation data.

CPI was the latest US data point to turn lower, following a developing trend since the softer October jobs print. The USD selloff weighs on USD/JPY while GBP/JPY eyes resistance

US Inflation Report Sends the Dollar Tumbling.

OPEC and the IEA have both upped their oil-demand forecasts while US inflation report bolsters hopes that rates will stay on hold

U.S. headline CPI eased to 3.2 % year-on-year in October, down from September’s 3.7%, a slow but welcome directional improvement for the Fed, which targets an inflation rate that averages 2.0% over time.

The latest US inflation report will be released later in the session and is expected to show that price pressures are easing. Will this be enough to send gold back towards $2,000/oz?

The euro attempts to grind higher in a week filled with Fed speakers and the potential for a continuance of softer US data (CPI, retail sales). Yen depreciates further

Indices have turned cautious as the key event of the week, US consumer price inflation, looms large on the calendar today.

USD/CAD prices could be looking to decline as both fundamentals and technical factors could point to a pullback.

GBP prices rallied despite a fall in employment change as unemployment and average earnings stole the show. Pound remains bid.

This article explores pivotal technical levels for USD/JPY, GBP/USD and AUD/USD that may act as support or resistance following the October U.S. inflation report due for release on Tuesday.

This article discusses possible scenarios for gold prices, EUR/USD and the Nasdaq 100 that may develop following the release of the October US inflation report. The piece also examines key technical levels worth watching in the short term.

Risk sentiment can be positively impacted by softer inflation and retail sales data but the threat of another potential US government shutdown poses a major challenge

The Japanese Yen has been hit hard by the Bank of Japan’s commitment to loose monetary policy, even as focus shifts to the US

AUD prices found some much needed support this Monday morning after the RBA’s Kohler stated that bringing down inflation may be more difficult than anticipated.

EUR/USD traders will have a busy week ahead as a raft of high importance US and EU data releases hit the screens, while Fed speakers are also out in force.

FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 remain overall bid ahead of Tuesday’s US inflation reading

GBP prices are marginally higher this Monday morning but traders remain cautious ahead of UK and US inflation data. BoE and Fed officials in focus today.

A strong end to the week with risk markets popping higher going into the weekend. The VIX ‘fear gauge’ fell by over 7% on Friday and is back testing lows last see in mid-September.

The October U.S. inflation report will take center stage in the upcoming week. An upside surprise in CPI numbers might boost the greenback across the board, while lower-than-expected figures could have the opposite effect.

Gold and silver have witnessed respective declines as the ‘war premium’ dissipates and the dollar recovers lost ground on the back of Powell’s hawkish comments

EUR/USD prices enter the week facing multiple economic data reports including US and euro area CPI.