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It’s not just the Russian Ruble – the ramifications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine are being felt in all parts of global markets.

The FTSE 100 has fallen about 9% from its February high on risk-off sentiment as rising commodity prices triggered by the war in Ukraine fuel stagflation anxiety.

The second half of the week is quite crowded on the economic calendar.

European stocks remain vulnerable to Russia Ukraine conflict as the German Dax 40 index breaks psychological support.

Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger Oil - US Crude-bearish contrarian trading bias.

The US Dollar set another fresh yearly high and this week sees inflation come back into focus, with an expected 7.9% print.

DailyFX analysts give their expert predictions and their 2022 Q1 forecasts to help you with your trading strategy and analysis, minimizing risk and maximizing returns. Predictions our analysts offe...

U.S. markets have held up well during this most recent leg lower global markets and risk; this bodes well for a near-term rally.

Volatility resulting from the Ukraine crisis has accelerated currency market trends. We take a look at how continued escalations and sanctions could affect these pairs

US Dollar bulls are trampling over a wide range of major currency pairs today with a weak Euro being hit particularly hard.