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The US Dollar soared as the Dow Jones and S&P 500 extended losses, gold prices fell. Investors may be growing increasingly impatient for further US fiscal stimulus. The British Pound…

The US Dollar Index (DXY) is coming off the March low, but not too far below are levels that could keep the USD supported.

US Dollar sold into as corrective rally took place, risking short squeeze on larger correction.

Gold and silver prices are consolidating near their 100-Day Simple Moving Averages (SMAs) at US$ 1,870 and US$ 22.80 respectively. The US Dollar is closely eyed.

The USD/JPY exchange rate’s 5-day recovery from multi-month lows could fade in light of renewed stimulus optimism and Covid-19 vaccine progress.

The US Dollar soared against emerging market and ASEAN currencies as capital fled developing economies in a sign of rising concern about the global growth outlook. Will this continue?

The price of gold holds near the monthly low ($1849) as the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet widens for the second week to reach its highest level since June.

The British Pound and US Dollar will be contending with the rising geopolitical risks of Brexit, US fiscal stimulus talks and the first presidential debate in a data-packed week.

The Japanese Yen’s 5% surge from the yearly low could prove to be a mere counter-trend correction as key chart resistance appears to have stifled topside potential.

NZD/USD may consolidate going into October as the decline from the monthly high (0.6798) sputters ahead of the August low (0.6489).