US indices were thrown into disarray last week as an army of retail traders poured into stocks with heavy short interest like GameStop. What makes for an intriguing story is…
The broader US Dollar Index rebounded 0.71% last month amid rising volatility and fading EUR/USD strength. GBP/USD looks primed for a break and AUD/USD is contending with support.
The Australian Dollar has formed bearish technical setups against its US and Canadian counterparts, with prices potentially setting up for significant breakdowns.
Nobody is seriously expecting the ECB to cut Eurozone interest rates any time soon. It appears keen to persuade the markets that a reduction is possible but there’s little chance…
The US Dollar may remain in a consolidative state as fundamental risks, such as fiscal stimulus bets, non-farm payrolls and “short-squeezing”, threaten broader stock market sentiment.
The Dow Jones entered a technical correction after breaking the “Ascending Channel” formed since early November. MACD divergence points to bearish momentum that may lead to a deeper pullback.