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Global markets were relatively calm this past week, but big ticket items like inflation, retail sales, and consumer sentiment data have potential to ignite volatility. Where is gold, EUR/USD, S&P…

It may not be the most seasonally friendly time of year for the Australian Dollar, but a prevailing ‘risk-on’ mood in global financial markets is giving a bid to the…

Optimism about post-Covid recovery drove capital from tech and into cyclical sectors, boosting the Dow Jones and pulling down the Nasdaq 100. Inflation expectations hit a multi-year high. Will this...

The US Dollar plummeted on the heels of NFP with an outside-weekly reversal risking further May losses. Here are the levels that matter on the DXY charts.

Last week ended well for EUR/USD, with Friday’s shockingly poor US jobs data giving it a lift, and this week could well see its advance extend if it can break…

GBP/USD broke higher from a Symmetrical Triangle pattern late last week. Meanwhile, EUR/GBP remains largely rangebound.

Falling real rates of return and rising inflation concerns may continue to drive bullion prices higher in the near term, as attention turns to April’s inflation and retail sales data.

Crude oil prices closed the week slightly higher on balance, but the commodity appears to be struggling at technical resistance as WTI peels back to test bullish trend support.

The US dollar rattled lower after a huge downside miss in the latest Jobs Report, will look to a clutch of heavyweight data releases to shape its near-term direction.

The Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 have seen their price patterns diverge as industrials outpace technology stocks. As a result, the two indices posses opposite technical forecasts for the week…