A mixed week for risk appetite left Wall Street above its major peers, but a mixed US Dollar. Commodity-linked currencies, like the Australian Dollar, are on the rise. All eyes are on US PCE, NFPs,…

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine presses into its second month, there are no signs that energy supply chain concerns are going to abate.

US Treasury yields continue to rise in accordance with rapidly escalating Fed rate hike odds, underpinning US Dollar strength.

The Nasdaq 100 saw its best 2-week rise since the early 2000s dot com bust, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones followed. The road ahead remains tough with US PCE and non-farm payrolls data in focus.

The latest look at German and Euro Zone inflation data next week may be a make or break for the single currency as it struggles to hold its own against the US dollar.