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If risk aversion sidles in, it would likely see USD/JPY decline. After a pandemic-based hiatus, the US and China seem to be picking back up their multi-faceted dispute which steers…

EUR/USD appears to be on track to test the 50-Day SMA (1.1973) as the ECB scales back the pace of the PEPP for the second consecutive week.

Bitcoin continues to coil, taking on the form of a bull flag; but Ethereum (ETH/USD) may actually have a stronger bull case near-term.

Traders are further net-short than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger FTSE 100-bullish contrarian trading bias.

Fed officials have been carefully towing the line as to not spook markets that tapering is coming anytime soon.

WTI crude oil remains in a range, but some early deduction may be pointing to the possibility of breakdown if bulls cant clear the 60 handle.

The Biden administration’s first stimulus package brought forth a jump in both nominal US Treasury yields and inflation expectations, the net-result of which was rising real US yields.

Finance and trading are two areas where men considerably outnumber women. Progress is being made and DailyFX is highlighting that progress with a new series on women leaders changing finance.

With a head-and-shoulders formation and the establishment of a downward trend in RSI, traders should be mindful.

Canada’s Employment report may keep USD/CAD below the 50-Day SMA (1.2622) as job growth is expected to increase for the second consecutive month.