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The US Dollar may rise at the expense of stocks and growth-anchored assets after President Donald Trump announced a delay in bipartisan stimulus talks until after the election.

Crude oil prices are at risk after President Trump announced a second round of coronavirus stimulus would not be released until after the November election.

The stock market is in free-fall mode following reports just crossing the wires that US President Trump has unexpectedly stopped fiscal stimulus negotiations until after the election next month.

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

Presidential elections are known to dominate popular culture and news media in the lead up to November, but what does an election do to the stock market?

The Financial Conduct Authority banned today the sale of cryptocurrency derivatives for retail clients as regulators across the globe focus on unregulated exchanges and the financial instruments of...

Canadian Dollar offensive may be vulnerable here as the USD/CAD pullback tests a key inflection zone. These are the levels that matter on the Loonie technical charts.

With US elections on the horizon, will Rand strength remain against the US Dollar?

As the DXY Index has clawed back gains in recent weeks, EUR/USD rates have slid back. Their fates remain intertwined.

The Euro looks headed higher versus the Dollar and Yen; line and levels to know.