The British Pound is barely above its Q1 opening level with GBP/USD constrained in a six-point, sideways trading range since the start of the year.

The Australian Dollar finished the first quarter not far from where it started after trading in a wide range of 0.6565 – 0.7158 through the first three months of 2023.

US Indices continue to navigate their way positively through banking sector uncertainty with increased liquidity and technicals seemingly providing support. The question remains is this sustainable?

The Japanese Yen has benefitted more than most from Dollar weakness as markets reassess Fed Policy

GBP/USD is trading at a critical juncture around Fibonacci resistance. As the Fed adopts a more dovish tone, the Pound remains constrained by escalating price pressures.

The Australian Dollar consolidated last week as markets took stock of the banking crisis and the Federal Reserve raised rates while the RBA is set to pause. Where to for AUD/USD?

Deutsche Bank is the latest financial company to be put under the spotlight as the bank’s shares hit a fresh multi-month low.

Crude oil prices fell to below pre-war levels after fears of a banking crisis and rising inventories resulted in double digit losses for WTI and Brent.

Golds recent gains has come about largely on a return of its haven appeal. A continuation of Fridays drop in banking shares and any further surprises could see the precious metal eye a new all-time high.

There was a disproportionate rise in tech stocks last week as the Nasdaq 100 roared higher but the Dow Jones was left behind. Broadly speaking, the US equities technical outlook is neutral.