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Heading into 2021, our ‘bottom line’ on the Aussie technicals noted, “the Australian Dollar price rally has matured with an advance of more than 37% off the yearly lows risking…

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…

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.

With markets starting to digest the U.S. stimulus package as well as Europe’s PEPP program, it may be time for these two major currencies to begin to recover against the…

In early February, the Euro breached support which had confined its losses against the British Pound back to mid-May 2020, opening the door for a deep selloff that brought the…

It was a bizarre beginning to a New Year for the US Dollar, but given 2020 I’m not sure how surprising it should be.

A sustained reflation trade could place the Dow in a league of its own. If risk aversion takes root, valuation metrics in the Dow Jones are far more reasonable than…

The British Pound rallied towards GBP/USD 1.4200, slightly higher than our expectations, before dropping back to 1.3700.

The Franc’s struggle is likely due to rising bond yields in the United States relative to Switzerland, and may continue throughout the second quarter as the White House sets course…

The Euro has sold off in dramatic fashion against the US Dollar, with EUR/USD aiming to complete its third consecutive monthly loss.