Stocks capped off their worst month since March and run the risk of suffering further losses after multiple levels of support were breached. Where are stocks headed in the week ahead?

Gold is likely to get buffeted next week as investors watch the US presidential election voting out-turns.

A steep fall in EUR/USD is on the cards if strong support at 1.16 breaks after last week’s strong hint by the ECB that it’s planning still more stimulus for the Eurozone economy in December.

A significant rise in coronavirus infections and US presidential election jitters may buoy the haven-associated US Dollar ahead of the FOMC interest rate decision.

USD awakens, placing GBP/USD on the backfoot, while EUR/GBP cracks 0.90.

The future implications of the US election may influence AUD/USD following the RBA and Fed rate decisions as Congress struggles to pass another round of fiscal stimulus.

Sentiment-sensitive crude oil prices may have a volatile week ahead of the highly-anticipated US presidential election and the FOMC rate decision.

Global market sentiment remains fragile heading into a busy week. The Dow Jones and US Dollar eye ongoing fiscal stimulus talks as the election nears. GBP/USD remains glued on Brexit negotiations. …

Global market sentiment remains fragile heading into a busy week. The Dow Jones and US Dollar eye ongoing fiscal stimulus talks as the election nears. GBP/USD remains glued on Brexit negotiations. …

The US Dollar may seesaw as investors navigate what could be a volatile week packed with US GDP data, rising Covid-19 cases, Q3 corporate earnings and more.