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Gold prices are slightly lower in APAC trading after overnight losses. Still, XAU is holding up relatively well against a big surge in Treasury yields as a military conflict between…

The Japanese Yen's recent strength against the US Dollar and the Swiss Franc has seen both pairs test support levels. Is the trend intact for JPY weakness?

Wall Street stocks tumbled as Goldman Sachs earnings disappointed, Treasury yields climbed. Crude oil prices surged to a seven-year high. Asia-Pacific markets may trade lower.

The Australian Dollar fell overnight as rising Fed rate hike bets boosted Treasury yields and the Greenback. Australia's consumer confidence fell in January on Omicron fears.

The S&P 500 remains under pressure as jitters begin to creep into markets ahead of corporate earnings, key central bank meetings.

NZD/USD appears to be on track to test the monthly low (0.6733) as it extends the series of lower highs and lows from last week.

U.S. stocks fall across the board on Tuesday as Treasury yields continue to rise on expectations the Federal Reserve will forcefully remove policy accommodation to counter red-hot inflation.

USD/JPY may stage a larger rebound over the coming days if it manages to retain the series of higher highs and lows from the monthly low (113.48).

Gold prices are poised to breakout as a multi-week range tightens below key resistance at 1830. The levels that matter on the XAU/USD technical charts.

Earnings season continues to gear up in the US with this morning bringing reports from Goldman Sachs and Charles Schwab.