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The S&P 500 falls in a volatile session on Monday amid negative market sentiment after the U.S. and Europe impose heavy economic sanctions on Russia for invading Ukraine.

Gold prices are back above 1900 – but a return back to all-time highs requires greater escalation between Russia and the West.

The Bank of Canada (BoC) interest rate decision may push USD/CAD toward the February low (1.2636) as the central bank is expected to deliver a 25bp rate hike.

Both AUD/JPY and AUD/USD rates are breaking out above critical resistance levels.

The start of a new month brings forth a crowded economic calendar.

The Russian Ruble is about to experience the worst week in its history.

EUR/USD has fallen slightly as the Russia Ukraine war remains at the forefront of sentiment. How will energy prices impact monetary policy and rising inflation?

Stocks gapped-down to start this week's trade and those gaps are in the process of being filled - but what happens after that?

The DXY has been quite volatile since the Thursday invasion, getting hit with another wave of major headlines this weekend; levels & lines to watch.

Geopolitics continues to drive market sentiment. Gold and oil gap higher, however, gains begin to fade.