GBP/USD has held its ground over the last few days, suggesting underlying strength given a series of claims and counter-claims about Boris Johnson’s ‘competence and integrity’.
Stagnating crude oil prices and a flurry of coronavirus restrictions in several Canadian provinces may weigh on the Canadian Dollar against its major counterparts.
Gold prices declined for a second day as Treasury yields and the US Dollar climbed. Traders are eyeing any signs of Fed tapering at Wednesday’s FOMC meeting as the economy…
The Dow Jones may fall in the near term based on market sentiment, will the S&P 500 follow? The latter seems to be facing near-term bearish technical warning signs.
An extensive build in crude inventories sent oil prices lower on Wednesday. OPEC+ scrapped Wednesday’s meeting as oil ministers decided to stick to production cuts agreed at the previous meeting.
Gold prices have slipped lower in recent days. However, this seems to be only a temporary set-back as the long-term technical outlook continues to hint at further gains ahead.
AUD/USD may see a directional shift in price following today's CPI print for Q1 out of Australia. Meanwhile, Japan and South Korea attempt to step up vaccination efforts.
The broader US Dollar has been beaten up recently with bears erasing roughly two-thirds of gains notched during Q1. FX volatility suggests this trend may persist as the Fed echoes…