Given the extent of the recent decline and price action the FTSE looks poised to take back some of its losses in the days ahead.
Given the extent of the recent decline and price action the FTSE looks poised to take back some of its losses in the days ahead.
The AUDUSD price chart suggests more weakness for the pair as it continues to play its role as a proxy for the US-China trade dispute.
Hedge funds bullish on Brent again amid boost in long positions. South Korea become the first notable country to drop Iran imports to zero.
The Canadian Dollar surged after source reports that Canada were said to provide concessions to reach NAFTA deal, which may prompt aggressive BoC tightening.
The recent calm seen in the Sterling space may suddenly change Wednesday when PM Theresa May faces questions in the House of Commons from a rebellious Conservative Party.
The cryptocurrency market continues to slump with Ethereum taking an over-sized hit as the ICO space continues to get roiled. News and Sentiment remains negative and the market outlook is set for yet lower prices.
The main index of London-listed stocks continues to ease back on Brexit concerns amid reported moves to oust Theresa May as UK Prime Minister.
The US Dollar may rise if August PPI data echoes a jump in wage inflation, boosting the likelihood of a fourth Fed interest rate hike this year.
Crude oil prices surged amid worries about the impact of hurricane Florence. Chart positioning warns that a major top may be taking shape however.
Asia Pacific markets took renewed fright on Tuesdays’ news that Beijing was seeking World Trade Organization blessing to raise trade barriers against US goods
Fundamentals can seem overwhelming, but identifying and isolating the key driver behind a currnecy or capital can help refine our evaluations and establish the potential for follow through.
Confusion is returning to risk trends groaning under the weight of key fundamental themes without clear bearing. Meanwhile, clear fundamental charge for the Dollar, Euro and Pound will likely hold off for key event risk.
The rise of US economic nationalism has triggered trade wars among the world’s top economies that threaten to derail global growth and financial market stability.
The European Central Bank left all three official rates unchanged as expected. Traders are now focusing on the press conference for any clue...