The Australian Dollar is struggling to get off the matt with rates on hold and the global economic outlook under question. Treasury yields are rising again, lifting the US Dollar.

After a quiet few days for data and events, next week the calendar has a few high importance releases that will shift British Pound pairs.

Gold and silver prices could rise in the coming days if interest rate expectations shift in a more dovish direction on bets that current economic conditions will lead the Fed to be more cautious.

The Dollar Index (DXY) roared back to life to end the week on a high. Softening labor market data suggests the Fed may be done but DXY bulls remain undeterred. Where to Next?

The Euro confirmed a 7-week losing streak against the US Dollar after closing under the 100-day Moving Average. With EUR/JPY breaking lower, things are not looking good for the single currency.

The yen remains vulnerable as BoJ and Government officials dismiss policy changes and FX intervention threats. US and UK rates, yields near peaks but carry trade remains

The Australian Dollar held firm against crosswinds that are bruising sentiment and against a US Dollar that is looking for its own identity as uncertainty for the Fed’s rate path unfolds.

The Dollar Index (DXY) continued its impressive run ending the week with a hawkish message by Fed Chair Powell. Will the DXY sustain its momentum with the RSI in overbought territory?

The Japanese Yen showed some resilience this past week after persistent weakness since the beginning of this year. Still, it remains a long road ahead for USD/JPY and GBP/JPY to meaningfully reverse lower.

EUR/USD on track for a sixth successive week of declines as ECB council communicate caution on rates due to a fragile economy. EUR/JPY vulnerable