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

The technology sector continues to be an outperformer; XLK may present an attractive opportunity for traders.

Canadian employment change data confirmed an additional 90.2k jobs added to the local economy missing expectations of 100k

AUD rises up to resistance. Remaining bearish on rallies in the AUD. Risk sentiment to dictate direction.

Crypto pullback continues as buyers struggle to regain momentum to break higher

After Friday’s mixed bag of UK economic data, next week’s UK inflation numbers will be the likely focus for EUR/GBP traders. Inflation may well undershoot, prompting a move higher for…

Asian equities gained as markets turned upbeat after the leaders of the US and China had a phone call. The Australian Dollar remained trapped. Will AUD/USD continue lower?

Gold prices still seem dazed after a brutal one-day selloff erased close to two weeks of gains. Crude oil and copper prices are struggling at chart resistance levels.

The US Dollar’s downtrend against ASEAN currencies seems to be on the verge of fizzling. USD/SGD, USD/THB, USD/PHP and USD/IDR seem to be mounting a comeback. Where to next?

The New Zealand Dollar may see some weakness versus the US Dollar after data showed that electronic card spending fell in New Zealand last month as Covid lockdowns hit consumption.