EUR prices may be reaching their limit as the eurozone continues to show signs of weak economic growth. EUR/USD currently holding above 1.09.

The US dollar is testing lows last seen at the start of September and that is giving cable another boost.

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 as earnings season draws to a close.

AUD prices are up almost 0.70% against the USD after China kept LPR on hold alongside a weaker greenback.

Few high-impact events are expected in the coming days, with a shorter trading week in the U.S. due to the Thanksgiving holiday. This could lead to some consolidation of the most recent market moves.

This article focuses on the U.S. dollar, exploring the technical outlook for key FX pairs such as EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD and AUD/USD. The piece also analyzes crucial price levels to monitor in the upcoming trading sessions.

Gold and Silver enjoyed an excellent week but now faces technical hurdles to start the new week. Will US data help the metals overcome their challenges and keep the bullish rally alive?

The rise in US equities has been fast and sharp, spurred on by weaker US data. Few scheduled risk events next week leave the door open for further gains

EUR/USD has racked up some hefty gains this week on the back of a US dollar sell-off. Can the Euro keep the move going by itself next week?

USD/JPY continues to hover around the 150 mark ahead of Japanese CPI next week.

Sterling has done well against the Dollar in recent days, but hardly on its own merits.

EURO Bulls eyeing a break of the 1.0900 resistance level but face an uphill battle. A Catalyst may be needed for the bullish momentum to continue.

US oil is down in excess of 23% in the last two months as fears of an imminent slowdown in global growth weigh. Wednesday’s EIA report did not help short-term sentiment either.

The yen has struggled to appreciate despite yield curve controls allowing greater upside potential in bond yields. However, USD/JPY sunk after official comments

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 amid consumer spending concerns.

AUD prices are trading lower this Friday morning as Fed officials did not waver in their hawkish messaging after jobless claims data crept higher.

This article explores the technical outlook for EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD, focusing on price action dynamics and key levels in play

Gold prices rally more than 1% and break above a key technical resistance, boosted by falling U.S. Treasury yields following disappointing U.S. economic data.

Oil declines around $3.5 today as markets continue to digest sizeable stock builds at a time when the US production levels soar and economic data appears to be easing

Softening US Data, Rate Cuts Highlight Trend Reversals in FX Majors

The Euro retains the upper hand in what remains overwhelmingly a ‘Dollar weakness’ story

Rand prices slumped today around a key support zone but ZAR bulls remain tentative at this important juncture.

The risk-on sentiment currently driving the cryptocurrency higher shows no sign of abating with a wide range of coins registering hefty double-digit gains over the month.

Indices have made further gains, though at a slower pace than in recent sessions, with yesterday’s US data providing more good news on inflation.

The pound has recently been handed a boost by a weaker dollar brought about by expectations that US rates have peaked. Sterling looks ahead to the Autumn Statement

EUR prices pullback as markets prepare for Fed and ECB speak later today.

This article focuses on the technical outlook for EUR/USD, the Nasdaq 100 and crude oil, taking into account sentiment analysis and recent price action dynamics.

This article explores the technical outlook for USD/JPY, GBP/USD and AUD/USD, focusing on price action dynamics and key levels in play following the U.S. CPI and PPI reports and related market volatility.

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