The Australian Dollar continued to move lower immediately after Chinese Retail Sales and Industrial Production numbers came in below expectations. AUD/USD may test range support.

Wall Street stocks advanced on Friday despite a plunge in US consumer sentiment, according to the University of Michigan. Asia-Pacific markets look set to open...

In spring 2020, the temporary closures of professional sports leagues during the initial coronavirus pandemic lockdown anointed a new class of retail traders in financial...

The S&P 500 gained as gold prices recovered from a flash crash early last week. A drop in Treasury yields on Friday sank the US...

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 rose as the Nasdaq 100 ranged. Treasury yields seem to be on the rise, with stocks eyeing Fed Chair...

The rand heads into the week with its focus firmly on local economic data and the upcoming FOMC meeting which could provide near-term directional bias...

Stronger GDP growth in the US than the Eurozone this year and an earlier tightening of US monetary policy will likely continue to put downward...

Gold breaks key pivot, resistance ahead likely to cap. Fed Officials talk tapering.

The US Dollar pivoted lower this past week with USD price action weakening broadly on the back of decelerating inflation and plunging consumer sentiment. Will...

Bitcoin is set to print its 4th weekly green candle in a row, the first time this has happened since late January when prices rallied...

The Australian Dollar continues to face headwinds from a number of fronts with divergencies in risk assets, RBA/Fed tapering plans and Chinese Crackdowns.

GBP ends the week with mixed performance as July jobs, CPI and PPI data will be in focus next week

AUD/USD appears to be stuck in a narrow range following the failed attempt to test the July low (0.7289).

The US Dollar has been trading on its back foot this morning with selling pressure intensifying in the wake of a big miss on consumer...

Implied volatility, synonymous with expected volatility, is a variable that shows the degree of movement expected for a given market or security.

The broader EU STOXX 600 is on track to post gains for a record tenth straight session while the FTSE reaches pre-Covid levels

FinTwit this week: SPX hits all-time highs, China closes key port and crude oil feels the pinch as delta variant concerns persist.

Gold has regained its composure in the last few days and is now trying to break back into a prior trading range.

Cryptocurrencies are picking up momentum after Thursday’s setback but there is still key resistance ahead