GBP/USD is eyeing 1.2000 again as a resilient Sterling and a weaker US dollar give the pair a lift

Dax and FTSE end the week in positive territory despite the ongoing hawkish narrative from central banks. As Dax bulls press higher, FTSE’s uptrend faces new hurdles.

USD/CAD remains on course to snap a four-week losing streak. How likely are we to see a retest of the 1.35 breakout level heading into next week?

Gold remains in a tight range ahead of a holiday-shortened week in the US. Further consolidation may set up a bullish technical formation.

The U.S. dollar now looks to fundamental catalysts for short-term directional bias while technical analysis points to a fading bearish move on DXY.

Cable weathered a volatile session after yesterday’s UK fiscal statement and trades marginally higher after the UK retail figures. Bullish continuation test at 1.2000

Gold and crude oil prices fell on Thursday as UK fiscal tightening and US initial jobless claims data soured markets, boosting the US Dollar. What are key levels to watch ahead?