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Gold is opening the week in negative territory as the US dollar continues to claw back recent losses.

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

BoE Governor Bailey Reiterates Need to Act to Curb Inflation, November Meeting Now Live

Copper prices moved aggressively higher again today as inventories hit their lowest level in 47 years. Will this surge bring new highs?

Facebook’s share price has fallen close to 14% over the past one month. Can its upcoming Q3 earnings reverse the bearish sentiments?

The Australian Dollar may struggle to hold higher ground as China GDP and industrial production disappointed markets. Retail sales was rosier. Will AUD/USD stay strong?

The US Dollar may be at risk against ASEAN currencies as an energy crunch benefits the Indonesian Rupiah. USD/THB and USD/PHP face loosening Covid restrictions. All eyes on China GDP.

The Kiwi Dollar is moving higher after New Zealand's third-quarter inflation data beat analysts' expectations. China GDP is in focus for APAC traders.

Despite the ongoing bullish fundamental environment in the near-term, the narrative may soon begin to shift as traders look towards next year.

The Dow Jones gained as the US Dollar and Japanese Yen weakened. Crude oil continues its ascent amid a global supply crunch. All eyes turn to Chinese GDP data. Bitcoin…