Gold prices managed to rise last week – snapping a month-long losing streak – but hawkish guidance from the world’s top central bankers may put the yellow metal back on defense.

The US Dollar lost its footing last week as markets grew more concerned about a recession. FOMC minutes and the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge could offer the USD some life ahead.

Bitcoin, Ether and altcoins remain range-bound as fundamental and technical factors drive price action. Risk sentiment limits gains as FOMC meeting looms.

The Australian Dollar has a sound economic story, but with the Fed racing against time, the US Dollar is soaring. Will AUD/USD continue to bounce off recent lows?

Risk assets climbed going into the weekend, but it wasn’t enough to pull major US indexes into positive territory. Traders are watching the wires for further clues on inflation and the global labor…

Risk assets climbed going into the weekend, but it wasn’t enough to pull major US indexes into positive territory. Traders are watching the wires for further clues on inflation and the global labor…

The Euro looks ahead to important EU economic data releases while facing several headwinds, while EUR/USD tests 2017 lows.

Oil prices could rise in the short term if China begins to dismantle the Shanghai lockdowns and the European Union reaches an agreement among member states to ban Russian oil imports.

Short squeeze vulnerable to renewed set back as equity sentiment remains fragile.

Gold fell last week as traders moved out of risk assets, boosting the US Dollar to its strongest level since December 2002. The yellow metal faces a tough path if Greenback strength persists.