In a week characterised by a distinct lack of high impact data, conditions favour a dollar recovery. Lower anticipated volatility typically seeks higher yielding currencies (USD)

In this article, we conduct a thorough analysis of EUR/USD and GBP/USD from a technical standpoint, meticulously studying how price action dynamics and prevailing market sentiment currently intertwine. Key tech levels are also discussed.

Yesterday’s softer US CPI helped markets to rally, with the Dow and Nasdaq 100 at new highs and the Nikkei 225 also risng

USD/JPY remains under pressure from this week’s US inflation figures despite worrying weakness in Japanese growth

The Fed may be breathing a little easier after yesterday’s moderately cooler inflation print which has brought two Fed rate cuts back on table, buoying gold

This article explores the outlook for the U.S. dollar following April’s U.S. inflation report, focusing primarily on two FX pairs: EUR/USD and USD/JPY. Key tech levels to watch in the near term are also discussed.

US CPI printed broadly in line with consensus estimates, resulting in a continued move lower for US yields and the greenback while gold received a helpful bid

Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX and S&P 500 ahead of US CPI print

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The US dollar index opens higher in Europe, aided by a weak Euro, and is back at highs seen last November. Gold is unfazed by US dollar strength and continues to print new highs.

The prospect of the ECB starting its easing cycle before the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England and delivering more rate cuts than both institutions this year may put downward pressure on the euro against the U.S. dollar and sterling in the near t...

Precious metals have eased slightly in the wake of the elevated CPI report. Both gold and silver currently test significant levels of resistance

The European Central Bank left all three official rates unchanged as expected. Traders are now focusing on the press conference for any clues on when the ECB will start cutting rates

​​US markets dropped sharply as US inflation data came in hotter than expected. While the Nikkei 225 also fell, it saw a small recovery overnight. ​

Japanese finance officials issued a further warning centered around the volatility of recent yen weakness, explicitly mentioning USD/JPY levels currently in play

The U.S. dollar rallied vigorously on Wednesday, fueled by hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation numbers – an upswing that propelled USD/JPY to a fresh 2024 peak and its highest level since June 1990.

In the dynamic realm of forex trading, emerging market currency pairs have garnered significant attention in recent years for their unique blend of volatility and potential returns.

The broad surprise in US CPI data has jolted FX markets ahead of the ECB meeting. Markets have downgraded expectations of Fed cuts, weighing on EUR/USD. EUR/GBP lower

US inflation came in above forecast in March, sending the US dollar sharply higher, as US rate cut expectations are pared back further.

Traders are drawn to volatility due to increased trading opportunities. However, volatile markets require skill, experience, and effective risk management.

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 ahead of US inflation data and FOMC minutes.

The precious metal remains bid and in record high territory, underpinned by ongoing fears in the Middle East. Today’s US inflation data may hamper further progress.

Wednesday's U.S. inflation report has the potential to cause significant volatility, so traders should prepare for the possibility of treacherous market conditions, especially if the incoming data surprises to the upside.

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, released a few weeks after each policy meeting, offer traders valuable insights into the U.S. central bank’s thinking. These minutes can have a significant impact on the U.S dollar and gold prices.

Precious metals soar, with gold printing another new high and silver picking up where it left off last week. Prices appear immune to warnings of delayed rate cuts

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USD/JPY remains close to making a fresh multi-decade high despite official warnings last week that the Yen was too weak. The question lingers: will the BOJ take action beyond verbal intervention to strengthen the Yen?

Indices have seen a steady recovery over the past week, and look poised for more gains.

The disconnect between the US dollar and US treasuries recently is an interesting one but may have to do with improving EU sentiment. Upward surprise in CPI to jolt DXY?