The US Dollar has maintained a bullish narrative as the war between Ukraine and Russia boosts demand for the safe-haven currency as key technical levels come into play

Remarkable reversal sees the S&P 500 post minor gains for the week. Geopolitics remains the key driver.

Crude oil prices extended higher after Russia launched an attack on Ukraine, raising concerns about supply constraints in an already tight market. Iran nuclear talks and US release of strategic res…

Unless NATO is drawn into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there’s good reason to believe that gold prices have hit their high for 2022.

The Euro continues to remain under pressure as the Russian invasion escalates. EUR/USD is likely to move lower while the ECB has some hard decisions to make.

Bitcoin has recovered most of this week’s losses over the last 24 hours as markets take a more positive view of risk assets

The Pound, like other risk-related assets, experienced an almost immediate bounce back after a heavy sell-off on Thursday and the prospect of talks could buoy GBP further

The Australian Dollar has numerous obstacles to face if it wishes to extend gains in the week ahead. These include Ukraine tensions, the RBA rate decision and US NFPs.

The Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones find themselves between geopolitical tensions around Ukraine and what is expected to be an aggressive Fed. Gold prices roared to life but crude oil paused its ascent. A…

But for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the US Dollar’s fundamental moorings appear to be less supportive.