Throughout the third quarter, there had been somewhat of a reversal in the reflation trade as concerns over the peak in the global growth lingered, alongside the continued spread of the Delta variant.

The fourth quarter of 2021 will likely see the Bank of England start talking about interest rate hikes as early as the beginning of next year, boosting the attraction of Sterling.

The ECB, and by extension the Euro, faces the unenviable combination in Q4 of weakening economic growth and above-target inflation.

Despite jitters on Friday, the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Dow Jones finished higher last week. Highly-anticipated tech earnings are ahead, including those from Amazon and Apple. All eyes are on the EC…

Gold prices’ recent gains have come on the back of rising inflation expectations outpacing bond yields.

USD faces headwinds as the combination of fundamental and technical levels push the dollar to key levels against major currency pairs

US equities back to record highs, but inflation concerns remain. FTSE eyeing EU-UK spat.

The European Central Bank will consider it a job well done if there is no movement in EUR/USD or the Euro crosses before, during or after Thursday’s policy announcements by its Governing Council.

The Canadian Dollar remains supported amid elevated crude oil prices. Don’t be surprised if the Bank of Canada disappoints aggressive hawkish expectations. Earnings season is a wildcard.

The update to the US GDP report may keep the Greenback under pressure as signs of a slowing recovery undermines speculation for an imminent shift in Fed policy.