Recent price action casts a bearish outlook for NZD/USD as the exchange rate falls back from the former support zone around the December low (0.6701).

Rising geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe are likely to fuel near-term volatility, creating a negative environment for the S&P 500 and stocks in general.

The Swiss Franc has remained support against the US Dollar as elevated Russia-Ukraine tensions support safe-haven currencies. USD resilience caps losses.

Fresh developments coming out of Canada may do little to derail the recent recovery in USD/CAD as inflation is expected to hold steady in January.

The middle of the week promises a packed economic calendar.

Consumer inflation expectations declined in January for the first time in a year, potentially pointing to an easing of inflationary pressures.

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to vote Tuesday for President Joe Biden’s recent picks for the Federal Reserve. If confirmed, they could change the composition of the Fed’s increasin…

Oil prices have been rising as supply constraints and increasing geopolitical risks lift demand for both WTI and Brent. Will oil reach $100.00?