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AUD/USD made a comeback this week and recaptured the 200-day Simple Moving Average, shifting optimism back to Aussie Dollar bulls.

EUR/USD has been on a roller coaster ride over the past fortnight; its next move could be lower, triggered by the coming week’s Eurozone inflation numbers.

Sterling snapped a three-week losing streak but the recovery remains vulnerable into the monthly close. Here are the levels that matter on the GBP/USD weekly technical.

Gold is back within its April range as investor’s try and balance inflation data

Crude oil price outlook for the week ahead is juxtaposed by the prospect of OPEC+ boosting production and Iran nuclear deal discussions being delayed. Where is the commodity headed next?

Fresh data prints coming out of the US may prop up the Dollar as Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) are expected to increase for the sixth consecutive month.

The Nasdaq 100 index saw a “Shooting Star” candlestick forming on the daily chart, hinting at a potential near-term pullback. The overall uptrend remains intact though.

The cryptocurrency is a sea of red again and has given back nearly all of this week’s mini-rebound. Weekend volatility could see more losses.

USD/CAD retraced a big chunk of the Fed sparked rally; next week we may find out whether the pullback becomes a full reversal or not.

The Australian Dollar recovered with the S&P 500 and Shanghai Composite. Was it another overreaction to the Fed? AUD/USD turns to RBA Governor Philip Lowe, Fedspeak and US NFPs next.