Central bank policy decisions and guidance help to stoke price action this week, while next week’s busy economic calendar could give markets a final pre-Christmas burst of volatility.

The November U.S. PCE report will be key for the U.S. dollar in the short term. Weaker-than-expected numbers could reinforce the greenback's recent decline, but strong numbers could trigger a bullish reversal.

Gold and silver turned early losses into respectable gains at the end of the week, driven by a dovish Federal Reserve outlook for the coming year.

A rather hawkish ECB statement probably sits somewhere between the BoE and the Dovish Fed, keeping the euro supported. What is likely to drive euro pairs next week?

The Bank of England this week reiterated their battle against inflation is far from over, leaving Sterling propped up by higher-for-longer rate expectations.

Gold’s bullish momentum fades as New York Fed President John Williams contradicts Chairman Powell’s comments at the December FOMC meeting, but this may be more about damage control rather than a strategy shift.

The latest HCOB flash PMIs confirm that the Euro Area economy is struggling and any continuation of this trend will bring talk of sooner-rather-than-later ECB rate cuts back into focus

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 amid $5 trillion triple witching

Markets expect fewer interest rate cuts for the UK in 2024 than in the US. This, along with a hawkish BoE statement has helped buoy sterling into the end of the week

In this article, we scrutinize the technical outlook for gold, EUR/USD and the Nasdaq 100, analyzing major price levels that could come into play throughout the week.

Cable faced selling pressure today thanks to a revival in the US Dollars haven appeal. Looking ahead and developments around the US Dollar is likely to be the major driving force of GBPUSD for the rest of the week.

In this article, we analyze the technical outlook for USD/JPY and AUD/USD, taking into account market sentiment and price action dynamics. We also examine key levels that may act as support or resistance later this week.

Oil prices continued to slide for the majority of the Asian and European sessions before finding support at recent lows. Geopolitical risks and technicals hint at recovery in price.

The Euro has encountered great difficulty as the currency surrenders ground against a number of G7 currencies as the economic outlook worsens, expected rate cuts accumulate

USD/CAD prices are cautious ahead of US and Canadian economic data with the US dollar possibly looking to make a comeback.

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 ahead of this week’s US unemployment data.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have broken through prior areas of resistance and are back at levels last seen 18 months ago.

Gold prices almost hit the $2150 level as safe haven demand from increasing tensions in the Middle East. XAU/USD now looks to be in for a breakdown lower.

The U.S. ISM services PMI and November U.S. employment data will take center stage this week. These reports are likely to offer invaluable clues about the health of the U.S. economy, which could set the tone for financial markets.

This article focuses on the technical outlook for major U.S. dollar pairs such as EUR/USD, USD/JPY and GBP/USD. It also examines key price levels that could come into play ahead of the November U.S. jobs report.

Crude oil prices slumped last week after OPEC+ announced voluntary cuts into 2024 as US factors play an important role in short-term guidance this week.

Gold prices rallied to end the week well above the $2000 mark as XAU/USD heads into the overbought zone.

The Euro has sold off against a range of other currencies this week as expectations of an ECB rate cut grow and bond yields slump.

The Japanese Yen has made significant gains against the Euro and Greenback this week. The move was driven largely by Euro and USD fundamentals and i expect that to continue.

The British Pound has been risen quite consistently against the United States Dollar since late September, but most of that has been a ‘Dollar weakness’ story rather than a vote of confidence in Sterling.

Euro bears seize control thanks to a combination of Euro weakness and a renewed appetite for the Greenback. Can the selloff continue next week?

Gold made a attempt at printing a fresh multi-month high earlier in the session but resistance stood firm. Later today, the latest thoughts from Fed Chair Powell