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Gold prices rose on Wednesday, boosted by a weaker US dollar and, more importantly, falling bond yields after the Bank of England announced "quantitative easing" to stem the bond market…

The Dollar’s surge may be vulnerable after rallying more than 6.7% off the monthly lows. The levels that matter on the USD/CAD weekly technical chart.

Risk assets soar as traders increase bets on a pivot from the Federal Reserve.

Euro plunged 1% for a third weekly decline with EUR/USD now testing technical support into the monthly / quarter close. Levels that matter on the weekly technical chart.

It’s gone from bad to worse for the UK and the Bank of England’s emergency actions may not solve the problems plaguing the British Pound.

USD/CAD is beginning to look like it may reverse here soon, at least in the near-term; keeping an eye on a level from 2020 and the price action in SPX.

The Index is struggling as rising bond yields and the intensifying energy crises fuel recession worries.

The Bank of England blindsided the UK gilt market today by announcing a temporary bond-buying program (QE) designed to keep longer-dated bond yields in check.

Gold weakened after the Fed signaled its intention to keep rates higher for longer, bidding up the US dollar in the process. Pre-pandemic level within touching distance

USD/JPY looks to press higher as the BoJ maintains its loose monetary policy.