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Natural gas prices remain range bound despite breaking above a key falling trendline from August. The 4-hour chart shows that trouble may be in store for the week ahead.

Financial markets remained resilient in the wake of a resurgence in hawkish central bank bets during the second quarter. Will this momentum hold in the third quarter?

The US dollar has been trapped in a five-point range for the first half of the year and this is unlikely to change as we head into Q3

Crude oil prices could be in for a positive Q3 with OPEC+ maintaining production cuts through to August.

The Australian Dollar finished the second quarter not far from where it started after breaking both sides of an established range. Although some domestic factors have played a role in…

As we enter the third quarter of the year, the outlook for the British Pound looks mixed.

The Euro is pushing higher against the US dollar ahead of the weekend after the latest US Jobs Report missed expectations.

The US economy added 209k new jobs in June coming in below estimates. However, average hourly earnings and unemployment improve, likely cementing a 25bps hike from the Fed in July.

Some weakness in EUR/JPY and worries that the market is heading into intervention territory has seen USD/JPY trading lower

A stronger yen slows down foreign purchases of Japanese stocks as another US driven hit to risk appetite sees global equities ease for the time being