This week’s sell-off has called into question the multi-month crypto rally. A period of rebuilding can help get the market back on track.

The Australian Dollar was undermined by US Dollar strength and then a feisty bond market that over-reached. What is going to drive AUD/USD from here?

Rising inflation expectations and falling long-end bond yields have given a new shine to gold prices.

Volatility re-entered Wall Street amid inflationary woes, sending the Nasdaq 100 lower. Risk aversion boosted the US Dollar and gold prices gained. Other parts of the world will release CPI data. E…

The Japanese Yen may continue weakening versus the US Dollar if Japan reports a worse-than-expected GDP growth figure. Will USD/JPY remain on the path higher?

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 turn to Fedspeak as inflation fears brought volatility to stocks this past week. Still, the bull market remains intact amid underlying fundamentals.

The drop in EUR/USD last Wednesday was significant, taking the pair below 1.15 to its lowest level since July 21 last year. That has opened the way for further losses, to 1.14 and beyond.

The US Retail Sales report may generate a bullish reaction in the Dollar as the update is expected to show a pickup in household spending.

The Australian Dollar weakened during the week as the fall-out from US CPI sent US yields higher, bidding up the US Dollar. Will AUD/USD find a base?

After printing all-time highs at the start of the week, BTC and ETH have given back most of this week’s gains but the longer-term technical outlook remains positive.