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Anti-fiat gold prices suffered the worst week since August as the US Dollar gained ground. Will losses extend? All eyes turn to fiscal stimulus hopes and non-farm payrolls data.

The Japanese Yen churned sideways last week owing to mixed JPY price action across major FX peers like the US Dollar and Australian Dollar. This has caused USD/JPY and AUD/JPY…

The US Dollar will be bracing for a cascade of political risks including the first presidential debate, ongoing stimulus talks, the Supreme Court vacancy against the backdrop of key employment…

Weakness in equity markets continued last week as losses built and technical patterns hint further bearishness might be ahead.

The price of oil may continue to trade in a narrow range as the rebound from the September low ($36.13) appears to have stalled ahead of the month high ($43.43).

The Australian Dollar may extend its slide lower despite the planned easing of Covid-19 restrictions, as the market continues to price in an RBA rate cut on October 6.

Gold prices have plunged nearly 11% off the record highs with a breakout risking further losses. Here are technical trade levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.

GBP turbulence persists as investors eye the next round of EU-UK Brexit negotiations. Cautious optimism signals a deal is near.

South African Rand depreciates against major currencies but remains confined by trendline resistance

Lots of markets and currencies are on the move as a new week rolls around; a look at a few charts that may be of interest in the days ahead.