- Brexit Briefing: After DUP Deal, Attention Turns to Queen’s Speech Debate
UK Prime Minister Theresa May agreed a deal Monday with Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party that should give her the Parliamentary majority necessary to pass her Brexit legislation. - USD/JPY Breakout Attempt Stalls, Fed Rhetoric in Focus
Lackluster data prints coming out of the U.S. economy may keep USD/JPY in a narrow range as market participants mull the timing of the next Fed rate-hike. - U.S. Dollar Bearish Channel Persists as Heavy Week of Drivers Begins
This week brings a plethora of drivers to markets, and the bar is rather high for the longer-term bearish trend in the U.S. Dollar to see a reversal. Long EUR/USD can be particularly attractive for sh … - US Dollar Heads into Barrage of Economic Data This Week
A supersaturated economic calendar has the chance to breath life into the dejected US Dollar. - British Pound Gains as Markets Eye FSR Release, Carney Presser
The British Pound traded broadly higher against its major counterparts at the start of the trading week as markets eyed the upcoming BOE Financial Stability Report. - Crude Oil Price Bounce Threatens Near-Term Down Trend
Crude oil prices are threatening to overturn the near-term down trend in play since late May after rebounding from a ten-month low last week. - Weekly Trading Forecast: Where Will the Dollar, Equities and Oil Find Their Next Moves?
Volatility has cooled substantially this past week, but the wheels of fundamentals continue to turn with the leaders of all the major central banks due to weigh in on monetary policy in the week ahead … - Major Global Indices Need to Prove Themselves Early This Week
We have a light economic calendar in the week ahead, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see some volatility with several major indices at critical junctures. - Crude Oil Collapses into Bear Market Territory
Crude Oil prices were dealt another blow this week, even with global supplies showing contraction. - Australian Dollar May Find Path Of Least Resistance Leads It Down
The Australian Dollar needn’t fall far against the greenback in the coming seven days. However, it looks short of fundamental reasons to gain and is carrying some heavy baggage. - British Pound: Expect Choppy, Sideways Trading
The past week was expected to be all about the Government’s legislative program and Brexit, as Theresa May went to Brussels to begin the divorce proceedings. - Euro May Fall on Soft Inflation, Dovish Draghi Comments
The Euro may decline as soft inflation and dovish comments from ECB President Draghi dim hopes for near-term reduction in the scale of monetary stimulus. - What You Should Know About The Fed’s Planned Balance Sheet Reduction
There is a lot of confusion about the “reduction” of the Federal Reserve’s $4.5T Balance sheet that has ballooned from $880B before the crisis. Now that the Fed has a plan, here’s what to watch for. … - Canadian Dollar Slammed by Weak CPI, RSI Threatens Bearish Formation
The Canadian dollar struggles to hold its ground as the region’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) highlights subdued price growth and drags on interest-rate expectations. - Lackluster Canada Consumer Price Index (CPI) to Fuel USD/CAD Recovery
A slowdown in Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) may fuel a near-term recovery in USD/CAD as it encourages the BoC to keep the key interest rate at the record-low.
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