The US dollar could remain in a range ahead of the key US PCE price index data due Friday. Will the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge could move the needle for markets, which are not convinced that the Fed can hike twice more this year?

The British Pound is ending the week in the red despite the Bank of England hiking rates by 50bps. Fears of an impending recession are stalking the Pound.

Nikkei 225 has been the clear outrunner year-to-date, surging more than 30% to cross the 33,000 level for the first time since 1990. What’s ahead for the index?

Fed hawks warn of unsatisfactory measures of core inflation and further hikes. However, next week’s US data is light and unlikely to resist the bull trend. VIX lower

The Australian Dollar sprung higher last week as the US Dollar faced stiff headwinds and domestic data turned the July RBA meeting into a ‘live’ one. Will AUD/USD keep going?

The British Pound has climbed to fourteen-month highs against the United States Dollar and the coming week’s economic events seem likely to see it make further gains yet.

The US Dollar weakened last week heading into critical inflation data and the Federal Reserve monetary policy decision. Will the central bank hint at further tightening after an expected pause?

US inflation data, the Fed’s interest rate decision and the ECB’s monetary policy announcement will take center stage next week and guide the EUR/USD’s near-term trajectory.

Tesla’s deal with GM had the stock trading up 4.5% in the pre-market, powering the index into a new bull market. FOMC rate meeting and US inflation next week

The Australian Dollar continued to recover going into the end of last week after the surprise hike by RBA. The Federal Reserve now moves into view and might spur some volatility. ahead.