The Canadian Dollar could extend its recent stretch of gains considering potential that the Bank of Canada might signal QE tapering along with its scheduled interest rate decision due this week.

The British Pound continues to face downside pressure as corrective trades continue

Markets swung wildly last week with volatility underpinned by a huge move higher in bond yields and the US Dollar as investors hammered stocks lower. Traders look to the RBA, OPEC, and NFPs ahead.

The DXY Index has held onto key technical support, suggesting that bulls may have a bit more fight left yet.

Rising Treasury yields inspired a broad selling in global equities last week. The longer-term outlook remains positive however on the back of the reflationary theme, strong earnings and vaccine pro…

ECB policymakers were out in force last week, saying they were watching Eurozone government bond yields, but yields rose anyway, and that’s positive for EUR/USD and the Euro crosses.

USD/MXN rises to its highest level in 3 months as bonds take control of market sentiment.

The haven-linked US Dollar may be in a position to benefit in the short-run as economic recovery bets support longer-dated Treasury yields, making them more competitive with stocks.

Gold prices were crushed this week as yields continued to climb. But with a big spot of support coming in, can buyers bring a bounce ahead of NFP?

The reflation trade is helping to push the oil-linked Canadian Dollar higher as the post-Covid economic outlook clears. The Loonie is reliant on the global economy’s recovery.