Forex

Bitcoin is hovering just under all-time highs, but upside momentum seems to be fading. Litecoin and Ethereum are also looking vulnerable as volatility opens the door to large price swings.

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 index pulled back from record highs while the Nasdaq registered a small gain amid a post-Thanksgiving viral resurgence. Singapore’s stock market saw institutional inflow…

US equities mostlytraded lower to start the week as fears crept back into markets over rising Covid-19 cases. Meanwhile, the Australian Dollar appears prone to further losses and AUD/NZD has…

The Japanese Yen looks set to gain ground against the US Dollar and British Pound. However, the Euro may extend its run higher against the haven-associated currency.

USD price action looks primed to accelerate this week according to the latest US Dollar implied volatility readings, which is likely owed to an economic calendar littered with high-impact event…

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) may offer a textbook sell signal for NZD/USD if the oscillator falls back from overbought territory and slips below 70.

The second week of December brings about significant event risk from around the globe, including two central bank rate decisions and a potential conclusion to the Brexit saga.

The December European Central Bank rate decision will conclude on Thursday, December 10 at 12:45 GMT.

The November US inflation (CPI) report will be released on Friday, December 11 at 13:30 GMT.

The December Bank of Canada rate decision will conclude on Wednesday, December 9 at 15:00 GMT.