Stocks have posted a stunning rally after the Fed hiked rates last week and today brings the first legitimate pullback in that move. But just how bullish will buyers remain…
Traders are further net-short than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger EUR/JPY-bullish contrarian trading bias.
The euro failed to capitalize on a recent pullback and continues to face risks to the downside as the rate hiking timeline diverge further from the Fed and BoE
Gold is in a short-term downtrend and will likely remain that way, absent an escalation in the Ukraine crisis, as US bond yields continue to move higher.
The British Pound spiked briefly higher, then slipped to session lows as hotter-than-expected UK CPI data failed to make an impression on Bank of England policy bets.
WTI crude oil prices climbed 2% on Wednesday after API reported a surprisingly large draw in crude stockpiles. EU and NATO leaders will meet on Thursday to discuss further responses…
European stock indices, such as the DAX 40 and FTSE 100, could see further gains if retail traders continue increasing their bearish bets. What are key technical levels to watch…
EUR/USD may fall as the United States readies a new round of Russian sanctions. The fallout from the war in Ukraine is likely to drag economic growth in Europe, and…