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Expectations for a hawkish Federal Reserve haven’t been higher all year long, but the US Dollar isn’t buying the narrative.

Sterling surged more than 3.1% off the September lows with price now testing the first major resistance hurdle. The levels that matter on the GBP/USD technical charts.

Gold bulls' patience might be wearing thin after another fake-out last week, with Gold prices to getting caught at 1800 resistance before price action tilted back to support.

BTC and ETH continue to be broadly bullish; we could see a retracement here soon but not viewed as anything that will flip the outlook bearish.

Looming developments in the RSI may indicate a further advance in AUD/USD if the oscillator pushes into overbought territory for the first time since February.

WTI is trading above a major long-term threshold, but is a bit overbought with some levels to watch from years prior.

Trader confidence continues to rise, weakening safe havens like the US Dollar but helping stocks and also assets like copper and crude oil that would benefit from stronger global demand.

USD/CAD slides lower on US dollar weakness, while retail traders increase their USD/CAD short bets.

Euro eyes psychological barrier as USD slides. Risk to chasing EUR/GBP lower from current levels.

Traders are further net-short than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger USD/JPY-bullish contrarian trading bias.