The Australian Dollar made a 2-year low against the US Dollar in May as global central banks jockeyed for position in the fight on inflation.

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 …

The Dollar performed exceptionally well through the first half of 2022 – and more broadly over the preceding year.

The Nasdaq 100 soared as the US Dollar weakened alongside Treasury yields and Bitcoin stabilized amid early hope that US inflation might be peaking. Crude oil prices retreated amid rising growth wo…

The US Dollar (via the DXY Index) will likely be reminded of the US economy’s weak growth environment in the coming days.

Global central bank repricing prompts a bear-market rally. Downside risks remain, however.

The euro came out of the intense week relatively unscathed as it heads into another stacked week full of key economic data while EUR/USD holds above 1.05.

Gold and silver tend to show a close correlation, but their performance could begin to diverge as rising recession odds cloud the outlook for some precious metals with industrial applications.

The Australian Dollar has been trading as a barometer of the markets’ recession fears. It may fall in the week ahead as worries about global growth continue to fester.

Sterling ends the week slightly higher but price action over the last 72 was essentially flat. Crucial PCE inflation next week and US, UK final GDP figures