Volatility was crushed this past week as the Nasdaq 100 gained and the US Dollar weakened. Ahead, gold is eyeing the Fed. This is as the Euro, British Pound and Japanese Yen are facing the ECB, BoE…

US inflation rates haven’t been this high since 1982, and the jobs market continues to improve. Has the market already discounted a more hawkish Federal Reserve?

Gold prices trimmed losses into the weekend after the highest US CPI print since 1982. US breakeven rates have faded despite hot inflation numbers. The FOMC meeting will likely provide bullion’s ne…

Where the Euro goes from here will depend on what the ECB decides on monetary policy at this Thursday’s meeting of its Governing Council, and that is unusually difficult to predict.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 are eyeing the Federal Reserve. Will the central bank speed up the pace of tapering its balance sheet? What does that mean for stocks?

The Australian Dollar found support as shorts were squeezed, but will it be enough for AUD/USD gains in the face of a dovish RBA against a hawkish Fed?

After last weekend’s brutal sell-off, the cryptocurrency market has regained some composure and looks set for a period of consolidation around its current levels if support levels hold.

Risks remain lower for GBP, however, markets are nearing peak bearishness.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 slumped as volatility swept through markets. The US Dollar and Japanese Yen gained as crude oil prices declined. US CPI, the RBA and BoC rate decisions are on …