The risk-sensitive Australian Dollar was a winner following Friday’s US non-farm payrolls miss. Australian Westpac consumer confidence and US CPI are in focus next week as traders weigh central ban…

Seasonality may work to slow stock market price action as a drawdown in volume and volatility seep into the market. The major indices have already begun to show symptoms of range-bound price action.

The Australian Dollar may struggle as the RBA further hints at rolling the yield target to the November 2024 bond. AUD/USD remains vulnerable to falling copper and iron ore prices.

Gold price action advanced for its fourth-week straight as silver soared to multi-year highs thanks to a stubbornly weak US Dollar. Will gold and silver prices rise further or will Fed hawks stymie…

The 24/7 cryptocurrency market needs to monitored closely over the coming long weekend with volatility levels still high

The ongoing erosion of US real yields, thanks to rising inflation expectations and stagnant US Treasuries, has proved to be a negative influence on US Dollar.

GBP/USD on the front foot to close the week. Bulls aim for YTD peak, while EUR/GBP range is maintained.

EUR/USD remains in an uptrend and is in a good position to reach the 1.23 level and then new highs for the year to date as the Eurozone economy improves and coronavirus cases drop.

Markets were rather uneventful last week with volatility cooling off as we head into the lull of summer, but event risk on the horizon looks plentiful. What’s in store for the week ahead?

Seasonality may work to slow stock market price action as a drawdown in volume and volatility seep into the market. The major indices have already begun to show symptoms of range-bound price action.