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IG Client Sentiment figures, which track the positioning of retail traders, are sending out bullish contrarian trading signals for both NZD/USD and Bitcoin.

USD/CAD is trying to decide whether to go left or right here at levels extending back over a decade; the days and weeks ahead could be a big tell.

Gold is heading nowhere fast and needs a driver to break the current restrictive trend. A fragile equity space, dollar weakness, and US presidential elections are all capable of driving…

EUR/GBP has shown minimal price action of late but will upcoming EU economic data and Brexit negotiations be the catalysts needed to establish a directional bias?

Short-term support keeps EUR/USD afloat for now, ECB to address the worsening Eurozone growth outlook.

Brexit talks are still taking place, and there are still hopes of a deal, but no progress is likely before the US elections next Tuesday.

The S&P 500 index is at risk of extending its fall from the monthly high as fiscal aid hopes evaporate and Covid-19 cases surge.

Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger GBP/JPY-bearish contrarian trading bias.

WTI crude oil prices fell for a second day as a resurgence in coronavirus cases around the globe weighed on the energy demand outlook. EIA’s crude inventory report in focus.

The New Zealand Dollar may continue to outperform the haven-associated US Dollar as price breaks above key long-term resistance.