Equity markets endured significant volatility last quarter even as they staged a remarkable recovery, but many of the same themes behind the initial crash exist heading into the third quarter.

The anti-risk Japanese Yen remains glued to the direction of the Dow Jones and S&P 500 benchmarks for Wall Street. What does the road ahead look like for JPY in the third quarter?

The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 ended this past week in a position to perhaps set up a recovery for anti-risk assets like the US Dollar and Japanese Yen. Gold is appearing to breakout higher as finan…

The Dow Jones and the S&P 500 ended this past week in a position to perhaps set up a recovery for anti-risk assets like the US Dollar and Japanese Yen. Gold is appearing to breakout higher as finan…

Gold prices may rise as global virus uncertainty boosts demand for safety. US Dollar weakness amid accommodative central bank policy could provide added support.

The coming week sees the start of a new month and a new quarter, when portfolio rebalancing could result in turbulent trading in major assets, including EUR/USD and the Euro crosses.

As new virus cases increase at an undesirable rate worldwide, risk-on assets like the Peso continue to be at the mercy of risk sentiment

Global equity markets at risk from rising coronavirus cases. UK assets remain unloved over Brexit

The Australian Dollar may come under increasing downside pressure as local coronavirus cases spike and tensions with China escalate.

Crude oil prices may come under pressure as the number of Covid-19 cases in the world’s largest economy continue to surge and threaten to derail the already-dented growth outlook.