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The Canadian Dollar has weathered a bout of bad economic data, continuing to be buoyed by oil prices.

It’s a quieter global economic calendar, but there are still several ‘high’ rated events that will stir volatility.

Gold prices are testing a key spot of resistance at 1815 but, the big question is whether bulls can force a daily close above this price.

The DXY is testing a trend-line from last year, but last week's sudden reversal suggests more downside may soon be in store.

The Pound may come under pressure in the short term as ‘smart money’ sentiment shifts further net-short. UK GDP and US CPI in focus

A strong weekend for Bitcoin when one notable level of technical resistance was taken out and was followed by a further break higher. The chart setup looks promising.

Central bank divergence between the ECB and Fed converged last week resulting in significant Euro upside however, ECB’s Lagarde may dampen hawkish bets later today.

Crude oil prices may correct a bit lower as risk aversion strikes markets amid a lull in top-tier economic news flow, but lingering global supply gaps may keep selling modest.

The British Pound is slightly weaker today as a strong US Dollar resumes dominating markets. Is GBP/USD range bound for now?

Gold prices extended higher to above $1,810 despite a much stronger-than-expected US nonfarm payrolls report. Rising wage pressures may have boosted its appeal, defending it against rising rate hik...