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Despite recent gains in the EUR/USD, the medium-term outlook for the currency pair remains gloomy amid global recession fears

Antipodean currencies have struggled of late as the US Dollar remains king.

FTSE 100 has fallen below technical resistance after another double-digit inflation print weighed on risk assets. Technical support and resistance remain in sight.

The US Dollar has bounced from support but the big question is whether bulls can continue the move, even with a stretched scenario in EUR/USD.

Stocks are in limbo here, but generally still look like they have room to move higher in what is viewed as a bear market rally set up to fail.

Canadian inflation continues its slowdown with the BoC unlikely to alter its hawkish stance. Will the BoC respond with a 50bp or 75bp hike next week?

When the US session overlaps with the London session it is considered the most liquid period of the day.

Eurozone CPI slightly lower than expected but the month-on-month figure shows that inflation remains sticky. ECB to deliver on hawkish rhetoric at next week’s ECB meeting

Gold looks set to test a recent two-and-a-half year low with US Treasury yields, and a stronger US dollar the same old drivers.

UK inflation is back at 40-year highs. Will the BoE respond with a 75bp or 100bp hike?