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Oil prices could come under pressure in the coming days if the Fed remains overly hawkish at its January meeting and causes a deeper pullback in the stock market and…

Stocks are reeling and looking the worst they have in quite some time; there are some key levels getting broken that open up for more trouble.

Bitcoin volatility returned with vengeance Thursday as BTCUSD took out important support and traded back at lows last seen nearly six months ago.

USD/CAD will see considerable interest on Wednesday with rate decisions from both the Fed and the BoC. But traders may find cleaner technical potential in CAD/JPY.

The Australian Dollar consolidated this week despite increasing external volatility. Australian CPI could hold the key for AUD/USD in the near term.

Bullion came into its own this week after U.S. Treasury yields slid lowering the cost of holding the non-interest bearing metal, while XAU/USD finally breaks 1830.

Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger France 40-bearish contrarian trading bias.

The Pound has been rather impervious to allegations of lockdown parties in Downing street but cracks in Sterling are beginning to show

Stocks have started to show strain and both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 have moved into oversold territory on the Daily chart. The last time that signal showed was…

Canada Retail Sales Reports for the month of November