Growing recession fears and rising interest rates are likely to keep sentiment depressed, paving the way for the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow to retain a negative bias in the near term.

The odds that the US Dollar gained the most since March 2020 last Friday, the odds of that happening were about 0.1%. With new 2002 highs in sight, where too for DXY next?

Gold prices were little changed last week despite surging Treasury yields and a stronger US Dollar. The weekly outlook for bullion may depend on the stock market.

The Euro’s slide against the US dollar continues and unless data out next week surprises to the upside, EUR/USD will continue to make fresh two-decade lows.

Technical analysis shows brent crude possibly in for further downside as $90 looks to trade support for resistance.

The post-Fed macro environment continues to be challenging for risk as Bitcoin slips back below $20,000.

The Australian Dollar movements remain dependent on US Dollar fluctuations as the Fed’s decision to hike by 75 basis points illustrates the impact of the world’s largest central bank

Will the coming week bring much needed optimism for the Pound or will the slide to parity continue?

Fed Chair Powell may need to deploy an aggressive tone this week to help the US Dollar.

Bitcoin and Ethereum were put through the woodchipper following this week’s hot CPI print. FOMC meeting comes into focus for markets.