Neither Pound or Dollar have a lot to look forward to in terms of tradable data points this week, which may leave the technical in charge.

The Aussie dollar has enjoyed some good fortune over the last three trading days, buoyed by a positive resumption of trade in China after new year celebrations

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nikkei 225 as earnings season is coming to an end and US markets are shut for President’s Day.

Gold is opening the week on the front foot and continuing last week’s rally. Price action may be limited today however with US markets closed for the Presidents’ Day holiday.

Inflation in the US remains sticky at both producer and consumer level but US indices are seemingly ignoring these price pressures and remain near recent multi-year highs.

This article scrutinizes the technical outlook for three major U.S. dollar pairs: EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and USD/CAD. Within the piece, we assess market sentiment and examine essential price levels that traders should have on their radar in the upcoming days.

Hotter-than-expected PPI figures on Friday added to stubborn CPI data on Tuesday, setting up the dollar for a positive week. Weekly and daily charts conflict for gold and silver

The ECB is looking increasingly likely to the be the first major central bank to start cutting interest rates, and this will affect the value of the single currency

The Pound has been quite resilient through some conflicting UK economic news but there’s much less on the coming week’s slate

With plenty of UK data this week we take a look at GBP/USD and GBP/JPY as both pairs attempt to leave key levels in the rear view mirror but lack the necessary follow through to make things happen.

This article explores the technical and fundamental outlook for USD/JPY in the aftermath of the January U.S. PPI report, discussing significant price thresholds that traders need to monitor over the next few days.

Gold is picking up a small bid around $2,000/oz. after mixed US economic data pushes the precious metal one way and then another

Indices have put the US CPI reading firmly behind time, with the Dax moving to a new record and the Dow targeting 39,000. Even the FTSE 100 is moving higher.

For NVIDIA to sustain its lofty share price, it's imperative that the company's results meet Wall Street's expectations.

Sterling rose but almost immediately settled back down after UK retail sales in January made up for Decembers dismal data. GBP reflects on a busy week

This article explores gold's fundamental and technical outlook, dissecting key scenarios that could play out in the near term in response to U.S. PPI data.

The International Energy Agency lowered its estimate of oil demand growth, renewing oversupply concerns at a time when major economies confirm recessions

EUR/USD rises for a second consecutive day after weak US retail sales data, but its recovery could be derailed if the upcoming US PPI report shows limited progress on disinflation.

Bitcoin has rallied by over 20% already this month as buyers continue to dominate the market. A short-period of consolidation could lead to further gains as the ‘halving’ draws closer.

The UK and Japan confirmed their respective eonomies entered into a recession in the second half of 2023. The pound has eased after the announcement but the yen remains propped up by the threat of FX intervention

Markets have been braced for a withdrawal from the longest period of easy monetary policy by any central bank. Japanese growth data numbers make that less likely

Stock market have shrugged off the US CPI reading earlier in the week, while in Japan the Nikkei 225 is once again making gains.

Worse-than-expected UK GDP data for Q4 plunged the UK into recession. Attention now turns to possible tax cuts to be announced in the Spring Statement - BoE stands firm

This article explores the technical outlook for several British pound currency pairs, including GBP/USD, EUR/GBP and GBP/JPY. Recent market sentiment dynamics and key levels to watch are also discussed.

The U.S. dollar pauses after Tuesday’s strong rally, but the lack of follow-through to the upside doesn’t necessarily signal a loss of conviction in its bullish outlook.

USD/JPY, GBP/JPY and EUR/JPY setups analysed after officials eye ‘FX intervention’ as a possible solution to undesirable FX moves

Bitcoin halving is a scheduled event that occurs approximately every four years, or after 210,000 blocks have been mined.

Global markets were spooked yesterday by US inflation data, knocking indices back, but the FTSE 100 has been boosted following UK inflation news this morning.

After a neutral ECB meeting on Thursday, next week sees some heavyweight EU economic data hit the screens including GDP, Inflation, and Jobs.

The Pound and the Dollar will both look to their respective central banks this week. Market rate pricing probably poses the biggest risk.