Our Q2 forecast for equities had centered around a mentality shift from a “buy the dip bias” to a “sell the rip” with the Federal Reserve and central banks alike in a tightening overdrive to fight …

Gold prices are coming off of one of their worst weeks of 2022.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 outperformed last week, more so than the Dow Jones. Are traders getting ahead of themselves? Higher US CPI is expected ahead after another solid jobs report. Gold is looki…

All of Nothing on US CPI. Russian Gas Flows Key to Europe

USD/CAD may face a larger correction ahead of the Bank of Canada (BoC) interest rate decision as the central bank is expected to normalize monetary policy at a faster pace.

The euro came close to parity with the US dollar on Friday and looks likely to reach it. Germany records its first trade deficit in over 30 years and may have to ration gas.

Next week’s U.S. consumer price index report could show June inflation accelerated to new multi-decade highs, a result that could boost Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar in the near term

Bitcoin has picked up a small bid this week and moved marginally higher. While the short-term outlook looks marginally more positive, the longer-term outlook remains negative.

The Australian Dollar seesawed through the week, with an RBA rate hike and a blistering trade surplus. US Dollar strength keeps AUD/USD low, boosting the domestic economy.

The pound looks to begin next week on the backfoot after stronger than expected NFP results played into dollar strength