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Trader confidence remains high and that means current trends, in particular stronger stock markets and a weaker US Dollar, will likely persist for a while yet.

USD sold for second consecutive week, asset managers seek GBP ahead of possible BoE rate rise. CAD longs jump.

The Bank of Canada is fully expected to leave rates untouched tomorrow, but traders should be wary of official inflation and bond-buying commentary.

Cryptos are back on the rise as investors continue to buy the dip ahead of new all-time highs

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

GBP/USD continues to trade just under the psychologically important 1.38 level, with further upside limited ahead of the Bank of England’s next interest rate decision on November 4.

The Australian Dollar moved higher today as risk assets appreciated on solid company earnings reporting a thawing of China/US relations. Can AUD/USD keep going?

Gold prices rallied to wrap up Monday ahead of key US CB Consumer Confidence data. Technical analysis hints at near-term weakness, but retail trader positioning says otherwise.

The Japanese Yen has found some support after weakening this month against the US Dollar and Euro. Have we seen the top in USD/JPY and EUR/JPY?

Copper prices declined on lower than expected inventories in Shanghai warehouses on Monday as fears over a global supply shortage take center stage.