Forex

WTI traded as high as $89/bbl, benefitting from strong risk appetite and a weaker USD on Monday.

The index continued to build on its gains last week despite the ECB’s jumbo rate hike and energy fears.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 both posted bullish engulfing formations on the weekly charts last week, and the Fed is in a blackout window ahead of the next FOMC…

The DXY broke down out of a rising wedge, and on that it is putting the trend to the test; the Euro is at a critical spot on the charts.

The high-flying US dollar and the Fed's aggressive monetary policy stance has created a looming debt crisis throughought emerging markets

The precious metal rallied higher in early European trade as the Dollar continued its retreat. Technical roadblocks and US CPI lie in wait

The pound has seen modest respite from historic lows as the market focuses on US inflation numbers and what they will mean for the Federal Reserve

The Australian dollar begins the week on the front foot as focus shifts to U.S. inflation tomorrow, potentially exposing 0.69 on AUD/USD.

The COVID-19 pandemic led governments to spend massively in emergency support, forcing them to run big deficits that have resulted in historically and rising high debt.

The euro surged higher on Monday, extending the recent bullish impetus after last week's post-ECB low. Ukrainian counter offensive & mentions of QT support EUR for now